Rural Sociology Graduate Programs
- Contact Information
- College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
- 121 Gentry Hall
- 573-882-7451
- Rural Sociology Web Site
- Master’s admission criteria and application detail
- Doctoral admission criteria and application detail
About the Program
The Department of Rural Sociology offers the MS and PhD degrees. The program consists of broad training in sociological theory and methodology with attention to application and policy issues. All students take a core of four courses in statistics, theory and methodology.
Degrees
- MS in Rural Sociology
- PhD in Rural Sociology