Education, Sociology & Psychology
The Psychology and Sociology Department offers a variety of courses that will satisfy the first two years of study at many four-year institutions.
Begin your Education, Sociology or Psychology Major at Black Hawk College
No matter what your focus area, faculty and advisors work with you to create a transfer plan to the school of your choice.
Areas of Focus
BHC students transfer into psychology, sociology or education majors to complete a bachelor’s degree or some education programs enter the workforce after their time at Black Hawk College.
Sample Transfer Plans
Where do you want to transfer?
If you already have a transfer school in mind, your advisor will customize a transfer plan for that college or university. BHC also has many transfer guides and agreements already established with four-year institutions in a variety of majors.
Department Highlights
Non-Majors Welcome
We offer a wide range of interesting electives, including Psychology of Women, Deviant Behavior and other classes that span multiple disciplines. Psychology and sociology courses not only meet your general education requirements but also help you develop a better understanding of yourself and the relationships you have with other people in society.
Student Clubs and Events
Faculty serve as advisors for psychology and sociology-related clubs, which offer students opportunities for field trip and campus events:
- Supply drive for homeless women and children
- Psi Beta – Psychology honor society
- Midwest Psychology Association – Yearly conference in Chicago for students interested in psychology at senior institutions
- Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
- Social Gaming Club
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“The professors do a wonderful job teaching you material and want the best for you. It is very affordable and you would be taking some of the same classes at a four-year college that Black Hawk College offers at a lower cost.”
Department Faculty
Dept. Chair, Professor
Education, Sociology & Psychology
Assoc. Professor
Education, Sociology & Psychology
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