Overview
The Sociology (BA, MA, PhD) program at Dalhousie University explores social structures, institutions, and human behavior through theoretical and empirical approaches. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills to analyze social issues like inequality, globalization, and cultural dynamics. Unique features include an interdisciplinary focus combining sociology with social anthropology, emphasizing fieldwork and community-engaged research in Atlantic Canada contexts.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue diverse roles in public policy, social research, non-profit organizations, education, and government. The program equips students with skills in data analysis, qualitative methods, and social theory, leading to opportunities in consulting, advocacy, and academic careers.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Lindsay DuBois: Expertise in urban studies and political economy.
- Dr. Rachelle Hole: Focus on health inequalities and feminist sociology.
- Dr. Robert Huish: Specializes in global health and social movements.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the MacBain Room for sociological resources and the International Development Studies program. Partnerships with local NGOs and government bodies for applied research projects, including collaborations with the Nova Scotia government on social policy initiatives.
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