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Fall 2024
Draft only copies of course outlines will be available in mid August. Click the course title to be directed to a PDF copy of the draft course outline. The full course outline is available on OWL Brightspace to students registered in the course.
1000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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1025A-001 Society and You | Lora Phillips |
1025A-002 Society and You | Steven Kleinknecht |
1027A-001 Life is Not Always Fair | Robert Nonomura |
2000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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2105A-001 The Sociology of Youth | Brenda Kobayashi |
2106A-001 Technology and Society | Steven Kleinknecht |
2107A-001 Race, Ethnicity, Nation | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
2144A-001 Sociology of Education | Wolfgang Lehmann |
2205A-001 Statistics for Sociology | Michael Haan |
2206A-001 Research Methods in Sociology | Jasmine Ha |
2222A-001 Drugs and Society | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
2228A-001 Social Inequality in Canada | Julie McMillin |
2257A-001 Deviance and Social Control | Sean Waite |
2263A-001 Thinking Sociologically | Robert Nonomura |
2266A-001 Crime and Society | Brenda Kobayashi |
2279A-001 Unequal Cities | Lora Phillips |
3000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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3260A-001 Law and Society | Dale Ballucci |
3301F-001 Internet and Society | Lyn Hoang |
3306A-001 Quantitative Research Methods | Taylor Paul |
3307F-001 Qualitative Research Methods | Tracey Adams |
3315F-200 Disability | Kim Shuey |
3320F-001 Youth and Society | Lauren Barr |
3324F-200 Social Inequality Over the Life Course | Andrea Willson |
3333F-001 Interpreting Law and Social Policy | Holly Meaney |
3341F-001 Social Construction of Gender | Lina Sunseri |
3346F-200 Sociology of Mental Health | Andrea Willson |
3347F-001 Current Issues in Stratification | Edward Bell |
3348F-001 Sociology of Religion | Teresa Abada |
3350F-001 Equity in Policy and Practice | Julie McMullin |
3353F-650 Pseudoscience | Laura Huey |
3358F-001 Women and Crime | Brenda Kobayashi |
3362F-001 Sociology of Utopia | Scott Schaffer |
3368F-001 Marriage Markets | Kate Choi |
3404F-001 Modern Sociological Theory | Scott Schaffer |
3463F-001 Crime and the City | Mary McCluskey |
4000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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4420F-001 Social Context of Racial Inequality | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
4422F-001 LGBTQ2S+ Populations | Robert Nonomura |
4426F-001 Protest and Contentious Action | Edward Bell |
4441A-001 Living and Dying: Demographic Inequalities | Kate Choi |
4451F-650 Policing and Society | Laura Huey |
4455F-001 Challenging the Law | Dale Ballucci |
4466F-001 Professions, Professionals and their Work | Tracey Adams |
4471F-200 Sociology of Climate Change | Kim Shuey |
4484F-001 Motherhood and Mothering | Helene Cummins |
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Winter 2025
Draft only copies of course outlines will be available in early January. Click the course title to be directed to a PDF copy of the draft course outline. The full course outline is available on OWL Brightspace to students registered in the course.
1000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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1025B-001 Society and You | Lora Phillips |
1027B-001 Life Is Not Always Fair | Robert Nonomura |
1027B-002 Life is Not Always Fair | Julie McMullin |
2000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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2133B-001 Public Opinion | Anders Holm |
2134B-001 Issues Facing Modern Families | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
2155B-200 Environmental Sociology | Kim Shuey |
2166B-001 Organization and Experience of Work | Tracey Adams |
2178B-001 Navigating Life: Aging and the Life Course | Andrea Willson |
2180B-001 International Health Inequalities | Jasmine Ha |
2190G-001 Decolonizing Canada | Lina Sunseri |
2205B-001 Statistics for Sociology | Anna Zajacova |
2206B-001 Research Methods in Sociology | Edward Bell |
2206B-002 Research Methods in Sociology | Michael Haan |
2222B-001 Drugs and Society | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
2236B-001 Population Studies | Shane Goodwin |
2242B-001 Gender and Society | Helene Cummins |
2257B-001 Deviance and Social Control | Sean Waite |
2261B-001 Contemporary Social Problems | Scott Schaffer |
2263B-001 Thinking Sociologically | Robert Nonomura |
2266B-001 Crime and Society | Steven Kleinknecht |
2267B-001 Youth in Conflict with the Law | Brenda Kobayashi |
2281B-001 International Migration in a Globalized World | Teresa Abada |
3000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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3260B-001 Law and Society | Brenda Kobayashi |
3302B-001 Introduction to Big Data for Social Scientists | Michael Haan |
3303G-001 Global Issues and Social Change | Jasmine Ha |
3306B-001 Quantitative Research Methods | Taylor Paul |
3307G-001 Qualitative Research Methods | Kaitlynn Mendes |
3309G-001 Human Trafficking | Dale Ballucci |
3314G-001 Family and Work | Kamila Kolpashnikova |
3321G-001 Identity and Society | Robert Nonomura |
3348G-001 Sociology of Religion | Teresa Abada |
3352G-001 Inequalities Across Families: Diverging Destinies of the Rich and Poor | Helene Cummins |
3356G-650 Victims | Laura Huey |
3362G-200 Sociology of Utopia | Michael Gardiner |
3381G-001 Migration and Family | Kate Choi |
3404G-001 Modern Sociological Theory | Jeremy Smith |
3423G-001 Rethinking Punishment | Holly Meaney |
4000 - Level Courses
Course | Instructor |
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4344G-001 Digital Data | Lyn Hoang |
4405G-001 Seminar in Sociological Theory | Scott Schaffer |
4406G-001 Media and Gender | Kaitlynn Mendes |
4407G-001 Criminological Theory and Research | Dale Ballucci |
4426G-001 Protest and Contentious Action | Howard Ramos |
4452G-001 Social Construction of Sexuality | Julie McMullin |
4455G-001 Challenging the Law | Brenda Kobayashi |
4471G-200 The Sociology of Climate Change | Kim Shuey |
4472G-001 Health Inequalities | Andrea Willson |
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Summer 2025
The Sociology department offers 6 week distance studies (online) courses in the summer semester. All course lectures, assesments and exams will be completed online asynchronously. Courses with the A/F suffix take place in the first half of the semester from May 5 - June 13 followed by an exam period. Courses with the suffix B/G take place in the second half of the semester from June 16 - July 25 followed by an exam period. The full course outlines are available on OWL Brightspace to students registered in the course.