- Why Choose Michigan Sociology?
- Application Procedures
- Degree Requirements
- Area Exams
- Workshops
- Joint Programs & Interdisciplinary Opportunities
- Financial Support
- Current Graduate Student Notable Accomplishments
- Grants and Fellowships Awarded to Graduate Students
- Recent Graduates and Placements
- Graduate Students on the Job Market
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- Grad Life in Ann Arbor
Graduate school should challenge and exhilarate you.
And, if you’re interested in the field of sociology, you should expect nothing less than an academic program that exposes you to the latest in sociological thought, theoretical pluralism and methodological breadth. You should expect to work alongside faculty who are leading scholars in the field. You should expect to have the freedom to explore the most important issues in society, to conduct meaningful research, and to gain the theoretical and practical skills that will prepare you not only for a career, but for a lifelong vocation.
At Michigan, you’ll learn within a diverse community of students from across the U.S. and around the world—students who are exceptionally bright, intellectually curious, and deeply committed to the study of sociology and how it can impact our future and improve the world we live in.
Sound anything like you? Then consider Michigan.
