Sociology Department

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Discover The Sociology Department

The Department provides students with theoretical and methodological tools and substantive insights which can assist them in understanding social life, social organization, and action. Our programmes are designed to provide students with a broad intellectual and sociological background which will help prepare them for a variety of careers and for advanced study at graduate school. The small size of our programme and the dedication of our faculty, allow us to provide personal attention to students and extensive access to faculty. Having relatively few requirements (seven courses in the Major), we allow students substantial flexibility in meeting individual intellectual pursuits.

Why study Sociology at Bishop’s?

The subject matter of our courses ranges widely from theoretical to applied study and our professors employ diverse pedagogies to facilitate student learning. The department has particular strengths of faculty expertise in six main are

  • Global Studies and Empire
  • Criminology, Law, and Social Policy
  • Media, Technology and Contemporary Studies
  • Gender, Diversity and Equity Studies
  • Social Sustainability
  • Family, Health and Community

Message from the Chair

People at BU
  • Christina Lazarova '07

    After completing a B.A. Honours in Political Studies and a Minor in Economics in June 2007, Christina Lazarova embarked on the Parliamentary Internship Program, a 10-month non-partisan program of the Canadian Political Science Association. As one of the ten interns selected for 2007-2008 through a national competition, Christina successively worked for two Members of Parliament. The Parliamentary Internship Program was certainly a valuable hands-on experience for Christina before her enrollment in the Master's of Public Administration program at Queen's University in September 2008.

     

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