Our department has been endowed with the Nels Anderson Prize and the Nels Anderson Research Fund, recognizing excellence in study and research among undergraduate and graduate students;
Many of our faculty are involved in collaborative research initiatives across disciplines, across the country and internationally;
Within the past several years, members of our department have secured millions of dollars in research funding, authored or edited numerous books, published dozens of articles in refereed journals, travelled to countries around the world to share their research, and offered countless workshops to professionals in a wide range of fields.
Undergraduate study with honours, major, or minor in sociology balances theory with hands-on experience using qualitative and quantitative methodologies.
A degree in sociology can help prepare you for so many career paths as it helps build valuable and transferable skills such as the ability to think critically, analyze and problem solve.
Our graduate programs are research-intensive, emphasizing social theory, critical thinking, fieldwork, professional writing and high-level analysis. Many of our master’s and doctoral students work with faculty members on their funded research programs.
Our graduates go on to work in academia, public policy, management, social services, social research, law, among other areas.