Study Sociology at St. Thomas University

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SOCIOLOGY THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN PUBLIC ISSUES AND PRIVATE TROUBLES Learn how your social background—social class, gender, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, or nationality—affects your experiences and opportunities.

Analyze social issues such as unemployment, crime, sexual harassment, gender in popular culture, and inequality between the 1 per cent and the 99 per cent.

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Dr. Erin Fredericks, Acting Chair of the Sociology Department.

Experiential learning

Topics in Sociology

You will present projects, work in teams, and participate in field work assignments.

• Culture • Education • Family • Gender and sexuality • Globalization • Health care • Media • Migration and refugees • The economy

Skill development You will develop practical research skills that will be an advantage in the job market, or for designing research projects at the graduate level.

Social justice focus You will look at a variety of overlapping forms of inequality. You will discover ways to eliminate or reduce social problems and the troubles they create.

After graduation After studying Sociology, you will be prepared to pursue careers in social work, market research, non-profit organizations, policy analysis, government, and public relations. You may choose to use your degree in fields such as health care, international aid, human resources, publishing, urban planning, and others that consider aspects of human societies.

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