As of July 1, 2009, this program moved to the new Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS). Please go to the current LA&PS programs page for the most up-to-date information on this program.

Description:

Sociology is the study of social institutions and relationships, and how they are expressed and transmitted in everyday life. As a student in Atkinson’s Sociology program, you will examine a broad range of themes including health, crime, gender, families, culture, and the diasporic experience that will help you to develop a thorough and analytical understanding of people, institutions and society. Students can further concentrate on one of several streams including: Diaspora Cultures; Gender and Families; Social Justice Studies; or Work and the Workplace. Whatever option you choose, Atkinson’s Sociology program will help you develop sophisticated research, critical, analytical and communication skills.

Why Choose Our Program?

Learn research techniques that can be applied to virtually any aspect of social life including health, crime, gender, families, inequality and culture. Gain a competitive edge by specializing in one of several dynamic areas.

Fast Fact:

You can connect with other future sociologists by joining the Sociology Undergraduate Student Association.

Careers:

Demographer, Sociologist, Public Policy Analyst, Educator, Correctional or Parole Officer, Community Services Programmer.

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Related Atkinson Program(s):

BA, Social Science BA, Political Science BA, Public Administration and Justice Studies BA, Public Policy and Management BSW, Social Work, Direct Entry BSW, Social Work, Post Degree Certificate, Anti-Racist Research and Practice Certificate, Refugee and Migration Studies