Sociology introduces students to a wide range of issues relevant to everyone. You’ll learn about the social world by exploring relevant contemporary issues like gender, social media, crime, environmentalism and social inequality. Sociology students develop strong analytical and communication skills that allow them to pursue various opportunities across a wide range of fields. Areas of focus Crime Family and demography Gender Health aging Law and social control Life course Sexuality and the body Social justice studies (diploma or minor)

Careers Sociology graduates understand social differences in human relationships, which can lead them to meaningful careers in public policy, community and social services and law enforcement. Addictions counsellor Case worker Childcare/youth worker Community services organizer Disability services worker Fundraiser Healthcare administrator Human resources manager Market research analyst Media analyst Probation officer Public relations officer Social policy research Tourism manager Victims advocate