CA · Masters
Sociology MA
Program information
Program overview
The Department of Sociology offers a thesis and non-thesis program leading to a Master of Arts degree in Sociology and a thesis-based PhD program The program of study for the candidates in MA and PhD programs is prepared to suit the individual student s needs and interests This generally requires a combination of rigorous training in the areas of theory and methodology and elective courses in the candidate s area of interest Graduate student enrollment in the department is at a level that provides flexibility and extensive student-faculty interaction Presently there are 50 graduate students enrolled in the MA and PhD programs with 19 faculty members who are actively involved in research Our current faculty research areas are Citizenship Immigration Race Ethnicity Crime Justice Health Illness Indigenous People Societies Development Agriculture Environment Science Education Knowledge Family Religion The Department of Sociology at the University of Saskatchewan provides a research supportive environment Office spaces for students are located near the Graduate Student Computer Labs Graduate students have opportunities to work in a variety of research settings including activities related to projects through the Social Sciences Research Laboratories and the Saskatchewan Data Research Centre
Duration: 12
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