Bachelor of Arts - Sociology - Cultural Diversity & Equity

Brandon University’s Department of Sociology prepares students for active participation in the world around them, by involving students in study, discovery, accumulation, and dissemination of knowledge about societal and community processes, issues, problems and needs. Students will learn about how and why human groups are as they are, how sociologists conduct research and how they share their ideas with others and influence the communities we live in. Sociology students at Brandon University have an opportunity to study areas such as criminology, social problems, family life, rural and community development, deviant behaviour, gender relations, social psychology, medicine and the sociology of health and illness.

The Department regularly offers a wide variety of courses that will help students develop the practical skills needed to critically assess and understand society. These include introductory courses that will offer students a general overview of the field of Sociology and what Sociologists do as well as more advanced courses in research methods and theory that will help them hone their ability to systematically collection information about the world in which they live and view that information from differing perspectives.