This course provides basic training in descriptive and inferential statistics with social science applications.

The course covers a wide range of topics central to the professional development of CCC students

First course in a two-semester graduate-level introduction to key theoretical issues, debates, figures, and works in the interconnected program core

Special topics in Sociology, Social Work, and Urban Studies.

Second course in a two-semester graduate-level introduction to key theoretical issues, debates, figures, and works in the interconnected program core areas of city, culture, and community.

This course focuses on the logic and processes of research design, with emphasis on the fit between substantive research questions and empirical

This course develops in-depth knowledge of multivariate data analysis.

This course develops in-depth knowledge of, and practical experience with, the collection and analysis of qualitative data.

This course is a professional development seminar in which participants explore a variety of pedagogies and gain practical experience in the mechanics of teaching

Teaching/research apprenticeship in collaboration with supervising faculty member

First semester research collaboration with Area Exam 1 supervising faculty member.

Second semester research collaboration with Area Exam 2 supervising faculty member.

The final academic course is led by a team of CCC program faculty and focuses on the students' emerging dissertation projects

Independent Study in Sociology.

Dissertation Research. Course may be repeated up to unlimited credit hours.