The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology at the University of Victoria offers a comprehensive study of human society, social behavior, and the structures that shape our lives. This program encourages critical thinking about social issues, from global challenges and social movements to crime, law, health, and the complexities of gender, race, and ethnicity. You will develop analytical skills to understand social differences and contribute to informed citizenship. The program also provides opportunities for community-engaged learning, allowing you to apply sociological concepts to real-world issues through projects with community partners. Sociology graduates gain valuable skills in critical analysis, research, and understanding diverse perspectives. These abilities are highly sought after in various professional fields. The university offers resources to help students explore career paths and connect with alumni who have pursued diverse careers after graduation.
York University offers a dynamic graduate sociology program, one of the largest in Canada, with a strong focus on critical scholarship, interdisciplinarity, and sociological theory. You will engage with award-winning professors, many holding research chairs, who are actively involved in sociological research across various faculties including Arts, Law, Education, and Environmental Studies. The program fosters an environment committed to social justice and political activism, supporting students in their pursuit of national and international academic awards. Students benefit from close associations with leading scholars and join a vibrant community dedicated to understanding and addressing complex social issues. The program is recognized nationally and internationally for its contributions to sociological theory and research.