Research Interests Research Interests The Department of Sociology at Columbia University boasts a diverse faculty and graduate student body with interests in numerous areas of study. Click through the subfields below to view the affiliated scholars and learn more about their research. Art Artificial Intelligence Biopolitics Business and Society Chinese Society Collective Violence Community Health Computational Social Science Criminalization Cultural Sociology Economic Sociology Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Environmental Sociology Ethnography Gender & Sexuality Global Health Globalization Health & Population Historical Sociology HIV/AIDS Inequality Inequality and Stratification Labor and Organizations LGBT Health Markets Maternal and Reproductive Health Mathematical Sociology Medical Sociology Organizations Philosophy of Social Science Political Sociology Politics and Political Thought Public Policy Qualitative Methodology Quantitative Methodology Race, Ethnicity, & Migration Race, Ethnicity, and Indigenous Studies Racial Capitalism and Inequality Science, Knowledge, & Technology Social Impact Social Inequality Social Movements Social Network Analysis Sociological Semantics Sociology of Culture Sociology of Education Sociology of Expertise Strategy Suburban and Metropolitan Area Political Economy Teaching Theory Urban Poverty Urban Sociology Work Work and Occupations
