Note: Students who are exempted from SOCI 350 must replace it with another 300-level or higher sociology course.

30 credits of complementary sociology (SOCI) courses selected with the following specifications:

9 credits minimum at the 400 level or higher

9 credits maximum at the 200 level

500-Level Seminars:

Seminars at the 500 level are open to Honours students in their final year.

Graduate Seminar:

The graduate seminar listed below is open to final-year Honours students with adequate preparation.

The Department of Sociology offers courses in four substantive areas of study:

Institutions, Deviance, and Culture

Politics and Social Change

Social Stratification: Class, Ethnicity, and Gender

Work, Organizations, and the Economy

The following lists indicate the courses which are included within each substantive area. Students should use these lists when selecting their complementary courses.

The 500-level seminars in each substantive area are open to social science major concentration students in their final year and to Honours students. Minor concentration students may only register for these with the permission of the instructor.

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