Explore CU Denver Programs
Use the search tool below to discover degree and certificate programs offered by CU Denver. If you are unable to find a program that is right for you, please contact Admissions or a school or college for more information.
Program Overview
Allows students to complete a BA and an MA in sociology in as little as five years. Students learn qualitative and quantitative skills and sociological content to engage in the study of critical problems for the betterment of society. Certificate options include criminology, families and social welfare, and health and medical sociology.
Maren Scull
Associate Professor, Clinical Track & Undergraduate Advisor
Email:
maren.scull@ucdenver.eduNow students can earn their undergraduate (BA) and graduate (MA) degrees in just five (5) years!
The Department of Sociology is pleased to announce its combined BA/MA Program with emphases in:
- Crime, Law, and Deviance
- Health and Society
- Family Welfare, Social Services, and Community
How does it work?
Admission Criteria
The BA/MA Application process is competitive, as the program is designed for highly-qualified students who are capable of an expedited program. Students must have:
- Junior standing at the time of application. (Students will generally apply during the spring semester of their junior year.)
- At least 9 undergraduate credit hours in sociology. (These may be transferred in form another college or university.)
- Recommended grade point average (GPA):
- 3.3+ for all courses taken at the undergraduate or graduate level prior to admission
- 3.5 for all sociology courses at the undergraduate or graduate level prior to admission
Program Description
Now students can earn their undergraduate (BA) and graduate (MA) degrees in just five (5) years!
The Department of Sociology is pleased to announce its combined BA/MA Program with emphases in:
- Crime, Law, and Deviance
- Health and Society
- Family Welfare, Social Services, and Community
How does it work?
Admission Criteria
The BA/MA Application process is competitive, as the program is designed for highly-qualified students who are capable of an expedited program. Students must have:
- Junior standing at the time of application. (Students will generally apply during the spring semester of their junior year.)
- At least 9 undergraduate credit hours in sociology. (These may be transferred in form another college or university.)
- Recommended grade point average (GPA):
- 3.3+ for all courses taken at the undergraduate or graduate level prior to admission
- 3.5 for all sociology courses at the undergraduate or graduate level prior to admission
Would you like more information about this program?
Request more information