Undergraduate Programs
Sociology provides a theoretical and empirical foundation for studying how societies function and the extent to which societies influence, and are influenced by, the people who inhabit them. It is a discipline that invites you to develop your sociological imagination – a way of looking at the world that makes visible the links between the private experiences of individuals and larger social issues.
Undergraduate Programs
Our programs equip you with the analytical, research and communication skills that employers value. You will learn how to approach societal challenges from various angles, to ask and answer complex questions, and to work collaboratively, creatively and professionally. An undergraduate degree in sociology or criminology can help you direct your talents, ambition and energy to make a positive difference in the world.
Course Information
- Sociology Courses
- Topics Courses
- Individualized Courses
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Criminology
Learn about some of the most pressing challenges facing our society. Criminology teaches about criminal behaviour, the construction of deviance, crime, and "normality", the ways we count and measure crime, and social responses to it, including the operation of the institutions that make up the criminal justice system. Includes the option of a unique placement program that facilitates direct engagement with criminal justice organizations and institutions.
Resources for students
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- SUSA
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- Sociology and Criminology Research Celebration