Graduate Program
Graduate Collaborative Specializations
Students in our MA and PhD programs have the opportunity to earn a specialization in one of the following collaborative specializations. Application to a collaborative specialization should be made early in the first term of study.
Independent Study Courses
The following is a sample of independent study courses in the area of Inequality and Change and Population Studies that professors in the department are willing to offer to graduate students if schedules permit. Students should feel free to request other topics in which they are interested. See Reading Courses section of The Graduate Handbook for further information.
Tracey Adams
- Professions
- Gender and Work
Samuel Clark
- Status
- Comparative-Historical Methods
- The Making of Modern Society
Julie McMullin
- Gender Inequality
- Aging and Inequality Throughout the Life Course
- Globalization and Paid Work
Anabel Quan-Haase
- Theory and Research in Mass Communication
- Internet and Society: A Critical Review
- Issues on the Networked Organization
Jerry White
- The Aboriginal Condition
- Nations and Nationalism
- Social Capital and Aboriginal Education