Sociology (BA)
Course
In Wolfville (Canada)
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Wolfville (Canada)
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Duration
2 Semesters
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Start date
Different dates available
Sociology is the fascinating study of human societies including social structures and rules, common beliefs and behaviours, social changes over time, the differences that exist between social groups, and society as a whole.
Sociology is one of the most popular programs in the Faculty of Arts at Acadia. We offer a variety of courses that cover a wide range of social issues including anthropology, criminology and deviance, cultural studies, education, issues in families, gender and feminism, health and health care, political economy, race and ethnic relations, research and methodology, social movements, social theory, societal development, and work. The sociology program involves careful inquiry into how societies work. It focuses on social problems and their solutions, and makes sense of the changing world using a variety of cross-cultural, historical and critical approaches.
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About this course
Criminal justice
Government work
Media
Policy analysis
Research
Social services
Social work
Teaching
Reviews
Subjects
- Sociology
- Humanities
- Criminal Justice
- Research
- Social Services
- Government work
- Media
- Policy analysis
- Language
- Commit sociology
Course programme
Semester One
SOCI 1xxx
- 1st-year sociology course
ENGL 1413
- Writing & Reading Critically 1
LANG xx13
- Language other than English
HUMANITIES xx13
- Introductory humanities course
SCIENCE xx13
- Introductory science course
SOCI 1xxx
- 1st-year sociology course
ENGL 1423
- Writing & Reading Critically 2
LANG xx23
- Language other than English
HUMANITIES xx23
- Introductory humanities course
SCIENCE xx23
- Introductory science course
Acadia’s sociology department prides itself on having excellent student-teacher contact. With smaller classes, particularly at the senior levels, you are able to develop and express your own ideas. You will participate actively in the department - attending meetings and serving on key committees. We have a strong honours program, and a small-but-solid graduate program. Graduate and honours students often act as assistants in lower level courses and act, less formally, as mentors to undergraduates who are adjusting to university life. Your opinions and ideas are what make our classrooms and café discussions great. Get ready to commit sociology.
Sociology (BA)