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SOCI 1013 SUB1

SOCI 1013 - Intro to Canadian Society

This course introduces sociological concepts, principles, and approaches through a focus on issues of relevance to Canadian society such as political economy, aboriginal rights, ethnocultural diversity, and immigration, among others.

3 credits
Summer 2 (June 1 - 19)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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SOCI 1033 SUA1

SOCI 1033 - Social Problems

This course introduces sociological concepts, principles and approaches through a focus on social problems in contemporary societies.

3 credits
Summer 1 (May 11 - 29)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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SOCI 1113 SUC1

SOCI 1113 - Intro: Cultural Anthropology

As an introductory course in cultural anthropology, the course is intended to familiarize students with customs, beliefs, behaviours and institutions held by people throughout the world.

3 credits
Summer 3 (June 22 - July 10)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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Summer Course

SOCI 2023 - Sociology of Law

Through various theoretical approaches, students will analyze legal change and the risk of law in social organizations.

3 credits
Summer 4 (July 13 - 31)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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SOCI 2113 SUC1

SOCI 2113 - Issues in Developing Societies

Current development issues confronting the peoples of the majority world are introduced.

3 credits
Summer 3 (June 22 - July 10)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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SOCI 2123 SUD1

SOCI 2123 - Ethnic & Race Relations: Cdn

A brief review of fundamental concepts and models is followed by case studies of linguistic, ethnic, racial and religious groups.

3 credits
Summer 4 (July 13 - 31)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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SOCI 2153 SUA1

SOCI 2513 - Social Inequality

Major theoretical explanations and empirical evidence will be used to explore why there are those who "have" and those who "have-not," in terms of income, wealth, power, and status.

3 credits
Summer 1 (May 11 - 29)
Online - Synchronous (scheduled)
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Undergraduate

Sociology 1013 - Introduction to Canadian Society

This course introduces sociological concepts, principles, and approaches through a focus on issues of relevance to Canadian society such as political economy, aboriginal rights, ethnocultural diversity, and immigration, among others.

3 credits
Continuous-intake
Online
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Undergraduate

Sociology 1033 - Social Problems

This course introduces sociological concepts, principles and approaches through a focus on social problems in contemporary societies. Problems to be explored include but are not limited to: Consumerism, population growth, hunger, poverty, economic development, environment, disease, Indigenous groups and ethnic conflict, peasant protests and resistance, intimate violence, drug use, immigration and sexual orientation.

3 credits
Continuous-intake
Online
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