Why Study Sociology?
Sociology teaches us to think critically and creatively in the study of the world around us. It challenges us to think beyond taken-for-granted assumptions towards a more contextual and deeper understandings. In this way, Sociology not only prepares you for a dynamic work place, but also for the challenges that confront us in the 21st century. Join us in a rigorous and imaginative program of study that will provide you the knowledge and skills to understand the world around you, and ultimately how you change it.
Careers in Sociology
In addition to going on to graduate school, former students currently work in these professions: lawyer; teacher; radio host; social worker; counselor; health care worker; parole officer; international aid; immigration and citizenship; women shelter; policing; civil service; entrepreneur; web design; event planner; and data analyst among others.
Courses & Programs
Major in Sociology (with or without)
- Concentration in Criminology, Law & Social Policy
- Concentration in Family, Health & Community
- Concentration in Gender, Diversity & Equity Studies
Honours in Sociology (with or without)
- Concentration in Criminology, Law & Social Policy
- Concentration in Family, Health & Community
- Concentration in Gender, Diversity & Equity Studies
Minor in Sociology; Criminology; Gender, Diversity & Equity Studies; or Gerontology
Certificate in Gender, Diversity & Equity Studies; or Gerontology
For complete details, view the Sociology section of the academic calendar.