University of Regina

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Social Studies at the University of Regina delves into the intricate ways social institutions, power dynamics, inequality, and culture influence everyday experiences. Students will acquire skills to critically analyze social issues through theoretical frameworks, research methodologies, and effective communication based on evidence.

What you'll study

This four-year program is structured around essential sociology courses, comprehensive research training, and a variety of electives that allow you to customize your learning journey. The course offerings may vary each term, providing a dynamic educational experience.

Core learning areas

• Social theory and significant debates in sociology
• Inequality, social justice, and power relations
• Gender, sexuality, and their impact on social life
• Indigenous sociology and perspectives within Canada
• The relationship between environment and society
• Social research methods and analytical techniques
• Statistics and research software applications for social sciences
• Culture, knowledge, and social institutions

Sample course topics

• Inequality and Social Justice
• Gender and Sexuality
• Sociology of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
• Rural Societies
• Statistics and Software for the Social Sciences
• Environment and Society
• Sociology of Development
• Power and Social Justice
• Social Research Methods

Work-integrated learning

Students may have the opportunity to engage in co-operative education placements or internships within the Faculty of Arts, subject to eligibility and availability.

Capstone / thesis

This program primarily focuses on coursework. If a specific degree plan requires a thesis or capstone project, it is advisable to verify details with the university’s academic calendar.

Entry requirements

Currently, there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements outlined for this program. Applicants are encouraged to check with the university for any updates or changes to these criteria.

Career prospects