Social Science Majors
At Stonehill, studying the social sciences is about more than understanding society. It is about developing the insight, empathy and leadership needed to address real-world challenges, advocate for others and help build stronger communities.
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Anthropology
The Anthropology program at Stonehill focuses on the holistic study and understanding of other cultures from an insider’s point of view and explores the diverse ways in which human beings perceive and order the social world.
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Communication & Media Studies
The Communication & Media Studies Department at Stonehill helps students develop deep understanding of the theories and humanistic approaches used in the field.
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Criminology
Criminology at Stonehill, which ranked No.4 on College Factual’s 2022 list of the best U.S. colleges for a major in criminology, provides knowledge in the theory and practice of the social sciences, research methodology and law.
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Digital Media Production
The Digital Media Production major and minor provide students with hands-on experience in the creation of visual screen media.
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Economics
Economics majors at Stonehill explore decision making and its consequences in markets and entire economies. Through the process, they gain a powerful set of tools of value in business and public policy, and many other fields.
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Ethnic Studies
Offering students the opportunity to study Black, Asian American, Indigenous, and Latinx peoples, and develop an interdisciplinary understanding of race and ethnicity.
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Political Science & International Studies
Offers students a broadly based core curriculum that allows students to acquire knowledge of the principles and practices of political life, democratic citizenship and political activity.
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Psychology
Our Psychology program provides students with opportunities to explore many areas of psychology, such as clinical/counseling psychology, cognitive psychology, social psychology, neuroscience, developmental psychology along with other specialty areas of study.
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Sociology
The Sociology program at Stonehill College considers the relationship between micro contexts such as individuals and small groups, and larger institutions such as education, politics, religion, media and the family.