Social Sciences Programs

Criminal Justice

Geography

Geography programs enable students to understand the interconnectedness brought about by the forces of globalization through the relationship between ourselves and the world in which we live.

Human geography uses culture regions, migration and human impact on our surroundings to examine the world at large while physical geography completes the pictures incorporating the role of the earth’s natural forces.

Integrated Science

The Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Integrated Science combines challenging courses from natural, social, and behavioral sciences to prepare students for graduate school or health-related professional schools.

Political Science

Political science prepares students for positions of leadership in both the private and public sectors, for further scholarly study, and to be educated and involved citizens.

Students develop analytical and critical thinking skills, ethical sensitivities, and abilities to make reasoned and discerned judgments.

Specializations:

• Liberal Arts
• Public Policy & Administration
• Political Research
• International Politics
• Pre-Law

Psychology

The psychology degree program focuses on its implications for personal growth and practical issues along with an appreciation of the interconnections between psychology and other fields.

Sociology

A degree in sociology from Texas Lutheran University focuses on the forces that organize and structure society, as well as the forces that disrupt and threaten to dissolve them.

Sociology programs teach you to look at society in new and innovative ways. As a sociology major, you have the opportunity to specialize in research, criminal justice or to pursue a well-rounded liberal arts education.

Specializations:

• Liberal Arts
• Criminal Justice
• Sociological Research