Social and Behavioral Sciences
From exploring our history to delving into what drives us, the study of humanity is a vast and ongoing subject. More importantly, the insights and lessons taken from that study can have a broad range of applications in a variety of careers, ranging from psychology to criminal justice to politics and business and beyond.
In short, seeking to understand people and why they do what they do is one of the most important and valuable areas of study you can take on today. Lincoln University's Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences offers you the opportunity to pursue that study in a small but driven learning community, at a competitive price.
In your studies at Lincoln, you will dig into major questions regarding human interactions at multiple levels, including interpersonal and as a group, and in interaction with social institutions. You will use scientific and scholarly methodology to research and explore topics related to your major. In classes, you will be taught by an expert faculty, the majority of whom possess the highest degrees in their fields and extensive practical work experience in their areas of expertise.
You will also develop the essential written and spoken communication skills needed to share your work and stand out to future employers or higher education institutions.
Enroll in our school today and begin your study of social and behavioral sciences. You never know what you will discover about what makes us who we are.
Degrees
Undergraduate
- Associate of Arts (AA)
- Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science (BA/BS)
- History
- Political Science
- Sociology
- Bachelor of Science (BS)
- Criminal Justice
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd)
- Social Science
- Minor
- African American Studies
- Anthropology
- Criminal Justice
- History
- Legal Studies
- Political Science or Social Science Education
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Sociology
Graduate
- Master of Arts (MA)
- History
- Sociology
- Sociology/Criminal Justice
Learn more about our course offerings in Undergraduate and Graduate bulletins!
Contact Us
Department Head
206A Founders Hall
P: 573-681-5228
E: KowalukG@LincolnU.edu
Academic Program Support Specialist
206B Founders Hall
Find Your Major!
You know you want to help people, but will you do it as a psychologist or a nurse? Or if you're a leader, will you take charge of a business or run for office?
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