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Skip to contentDepartment of SociologyMenu Close Search Undergraduate ProgramStudent ResourcesResearchOur PeopleGraduate ProgramCelebrating Our 2020 Sociology GraduatesCelebrating Our 2021 Sociology GraduatesLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeCoursesUpcoming EventsRecent NewsContact Us Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SGraduate Program RequirementsFundingApplyResourcesLiving in St. LouisQuestionsFollowing the successful reopening of the Sociology Department in the Fall of 2015, including the hiring of numerous faculty members in recent years, the establishment of a thriving undergraduate major and minor, and the implementation of a successful postdoctoral program, we are excited to continue this momentum through our growing PhD Program in Sociology at Washington University in St. Louis! Graduate students in our department will have the opportunity to work with an energetic group of faculty in a supportive, inclusive, and collegial research community. Our diverse faculty are highly active in research and are influential scholars in several areas of the discipline. We publish broadly in scholarly and public outlets, and are strongly committed to mentorship and research collaboration with students. Our program will equip graduate students with a set of theoretical perspectives, methodological skills, and research experiences that can help them make major contributions to the discipline of Sociology, its relevant sub-fields, and public discussions of social inequality. Following in the tradition of Du Bois, our faculty value and employ diverse methodological approaches to producing rigorous empirical research that informs solutions to social problems; we are especially interested in addressing questions related to the origins and reproduction of social inequality as they relate to issues of pressing public concern. PhD Program in SociologyObjectivesOur graduate program emphasizes intensive mentorship and collaboration with faculty, with an aim towards the production of original research throughout students’ time in the program. Our curriculum is designed to provide a strong and generalizable set of research skills, significant research and publication experience, and expertise in particular topics and sub-fields. We envision an educational experience that can be tailored to each student’s interests in preparing for careers as faculty in research-intensive institutions, faculty in teaching-intensive institutions, or researchers in non-academic settings.Learn more about WashU&＃039;s graduate initiativesProgram OverviewThe Ph.D. program is a six-year degree program. Although students will normally earn a master’s degree on the way to the Ph.D., we do not offer a stand-alone master’s degree program. All required coursework is meant to be completed within the first three years, although students may continue to take elective courses after the third year to further build their expertise and to expand their proficiencies through the many graduate certificate programs that WashU offers. The program is designed in an integrated and streamlined way so that students have ample opportunity to develop research on their own and with faculty and peers. learn more about program requirementsFundingStudents accepted into the graduate program in Sociology will be fully funded for six years, provided they remain in good standing. Funding is in the form of tuition and fee waivers and a stipend for living expenses, which will be no less than $35,000 for the 2023-24 academic year. Unlike many graduate programs, funding in Sociology at WashU is not tied to teaching assistantships (although students will gain teaching experience through the Mentored Teaching Experience). Graduate students will also have the option to apply for supplementary funds from the department for conference travel, research expenses, and methodological training workshops. The department also encourages and supports graduate students applying for external funding, offering additional incentive funds to those who receive external fellowships, grants, and awards. Learn more Admissions Requirements & Application Process The department reviews and admits students on an annual basis for full-time study only. We are especially interested in attracting students with a clear commitment to research, strong writing and analytical skills, and research interests that align with our department’s strengths. We are committed to diversity and inclusion, and encourage applications from underrepresented minorities and students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. All of our graduate students will receive full funding for six years of study. Click below to explore the admission requirements and application process for the PhD in Sociology.       learn more Resources for Graduate Students Washington University has a well-established Office of Graduate Studies in Arts & Sciences and a vibrant graduate student community. Intellectual, research, and educational opportunities for graduate students also extend well beyond our department. Members of our department have close ties with various centers, academic units, and initiatives across campus, including the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy, the new Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, the Brown School of Social Work, the Department of Education, American Culture Studies, Center for Humanities, African and African-American Studies, the School of Law, the Prison Education Project, and the Divided City Initiative.  Academic Calendar find dates for deadlines, holidays, and moreCenter for Diversity & Inclusion discover programs, resources, and events related to diversityThe Career Center prepare for career successLibrary Services find the sources, people, spaces, and technology to accelerate your studiesThe Center for Teaching and Learning find information about teaching & learningLiberman Graduate Center meet, connect, and engage with other graduate and professional studentsWriting Center & Speaking Studio get support for writing and public speakingCenter for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity new inter- and transdisciplinary centerGraduate Life @WashU WashU graduate community informationHousing quadrangle housing offers WashU off-campus livingExplore St. Louis discover things to do in St. LouisLiving in St. Louis 76_0.jpg Media Root   St. Louis is a vibrant city situated in the heart of the midwest and the largest metropolitan area in the state of Missouri.  Our faculty and postdocs, almost all of whom have moved to the city from across the country within the last five years, have found that St. Louis offers the ideal balance of small-town feel and big-city opportunities. The city is accessible, affordable, and offers nearly endless options for entertainment, outdoor activities, cultural attractions, dining, as well as research and service opportunities.  Learn more about the city and the countless opportunities it offers here.  Have Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.  If you have additional questions that are not answered here, please reach out to us! General questions should be sent to our Graduate Program Administrator and Academic Coordinator at [email protected]  If you have questions pertaining to specific faculty members, please reach out to them directly.  Contact information for all Sociology personnel can be found in the Our People section of our department's homepage.  We look forward to engaging with our prospective students and assisting you in learning more about our program and the opportunities it presents, our university, and the city as a whole. 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