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In response to
"Who are the employers that hire people to do that? Are there research firms? -- nm"
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ty97
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"Persons holding a bachelor's degree in Sociology are frequently employed in the helping professions, in business, and in various administrative
Posted by
mara
Jan 8 '09, 09:31
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positions, especially those dealing with social programs and their implementation. Employment opportunities for those with Bachelor's degree in Sociology include, but are not limited to, entry-level positions in the following areas: administration, advertising, banking, counseling (family planning, career, substance abuse, etc.), community planning, health services, journalism, group and recreation work, marketing, and market research, sales, teacher (if certified), criminal justice, social services, and social research. Persons who have had training in sociology are found in personnel/human resources or industrial relations departments of organizations. They work in research firms, public relations and consulting firms. They also work in government agencies as civil servants, project coordinators, program evaluation specialists, program/policy analysts, or research associates, scientists, or administrators."
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