Canada

Members of the department engage in research on a wide range of social issues, including: morality laws, public policy regarding aboriginal peoples, retirement and leisure.

The principal focus of their graduate programs is the organization and development of contemporary societies in comparative context and with particular reference to Canadian society.

Sociology/Anthropology in the College of Social Science.

Provides specialized training in the core areas of the discipline, as well as a number of substantive areas such as criminology, ethnic relations, family and health care/aging.

In French.

As well as the major in sociology, the Department houses an interdisciplinary program in social science that allows students to develop a program of studies that cuts across different disciplines.

Rich selection of resoucres and research as well as full department information.

Major areas of concentration in the M.A. program include: studies of the life course, social inequality and social change, and the individual in a social world.

Information about the department.

The Department now ranks as the fifth largest sociology department in Canada and the third largest in Ontario.

New PhD program seeking students interested in pursuing Social Justice research.

This department is developing courseware for the Social Sciences.