Non profit organizations or Human Resources.

Sociologists study society and social behavior by examining the groups, cultures, social institutions, and processes that develop when people interact and work together. They also study specific groups and analyze the influence of group activities on individual people.

Very high levels of openness and enjoy exploring new ideas and perspectives. This trait helps them approach social issues with a fresh perspective.

Communication, Critical Thinking, Problem Skills, Analytical skills, and strong research abilities.

Salaries vary by employer type: Colleges/Universities offer $60K–$85K, typically requiring a Ph.D. Government Agencies pay $75K–$110K+, focusing on policy and research. Private Firms/Think Tanks offer $70K–$100K+, while Nonprofits/NGOs range from $55K–$75K, often with a mission in mind.