Overview
The Sociology program at Simon Fraser University provides students with a rigorous foundation in sociological theory, research methods, and analysis of social structures, institutions, and processes. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills to examine contemporary social issues such as inequality, globalization, and social change. Unique features encompass interdisciplinary coursework with anthropology, opportunities for community-engaged research, and a focus on Canadian and international perspectives.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for diverse roles in social research, policy development, community services, and education. Common pathways include positions in government agencies, non-profit organizations, and consulting firms, with further opportunities for advanced studies in sociology or related fields.
Key Faculty/Staff
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology features faculty with expertise in areas like social inequality, urban sociology, and environmental sociology, including researchers affiliated with the Centre for Social Research and Community Engagement.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Students have access to specialized research labs, the SFU Library's social sciences collections, and partnerships with local community organizations for applied projects and internships.
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