Graduate Program

The mission of the Master of Arts in Sociological Practice at California State University San Marcos is to provide a superior academic and professional education to students interested in working with human services and criminal justice agencies, teaching at a community college, or continuing study for a Ph.D.  The program includes theory, qualitative and quantitative methods, field experience and applied research.  We are committed to combining traditional sociological theory and research with sociology’s rich tradition of studying social problems.

Continuing Grad Student Materials

Curriculum

Recommended Course Sequencing

Policies and Regulations

MASP Application Materials

Application Process begins November 1st and closes on March 15th.  Acceptances are for Fall semester only.

Decisions will be made mid May. Applicants will receive a letter in the mail.

If you have questions about the MASP program, please email the MASP Coordinator:

Marisol Clark-Ibáñez, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Sociology
Graduate Coordinator for MASP  
Office: SBSB 4210
Telephone: 760-750-4631
mibanez@csusm.edu

Emailing Dr. Clark-Ibáñez  will result in a faster response compared to leaving a voice mail.