CA · Masters
Sociology MA
Program information
Program overview
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology offers programs of study leading to the degrees of MA and PhD in Sociology in the following fields Environment Food and Communities MA PhD This field reflects sociological interests in understanding societal-ecological interactions more broadly The specific focus may include environmental natural resources food systems and or environmental justice community sustainability Students specializing in this field will be encouraged to draw on established methodologies in the field including the comparative and historical approach Attention will be given to the ways in which structure power culture and class gender race and ethnicity play out in at least one of the substantive topics comprising this field Work and Organization MA PhD This field reflects sociological interests in changing patterns of work and employment in comparative contexts labour markets gender and work industrial and organizational change economic restructuring and work organizations and protest education for work and the regulation of work These trends are located in the broader processes of globalization economic restructuring and fundamental shifts in public policy Students specializing in this field will be encouraged to focus on the dialectical relationship between the configurations of gender class race and ethnicity and the transformation and re-organization of work
Duration: 12
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