Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (4 Year)

Sociology is the scientific study of human society. Sociologists attempt to reach a deeper understanding of people and their social environment, offering a special perspective on our daily lives.At Concordia University of Edmonton, the Sociology program’s primary goal is to help you develop a strong working knowledge of the theory, concepts, methodology, publications, and practices in the field of sociology. By the end of their program, students are able to-Identify the relationship between historical context and the development of society and cultureConverse on social issues and identify, discuss, and debate different positionsCritique the major theoretical and methodological issues in the field of sociologyWrite a well-structured, critical research paperPresent material in an effective and professional mannerConduct research using primary and secondary dataDemonstrate a concern for social issues and sense of social responsibly.

Appropriate Secondary School Qualification. Graduation from a secondary high school program that would normally make you admissible to a university in your home country. Please check the qualifications by country list. Five program-specific admission subjects with a minimum overall admission average of 60%. English Language Arts. Four subjects from History, Languages other than English, Fine Arts, Sciences, and/or other subjects. A maximum of two Fine Arts courses and a maximum of one other subject may be used for admission. Concordia University of Edmonton recognizes course work completed in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.