Overview
The Sociology (MA) program at the University of Ottawa provides advanced training in sociological theory, research methods, and contemporary social issues. Objectives include developing critical analytical skills, conducting original research, and understanding social structures and inequalities. Unique features include bilingual instruction in English and French, opportunities for thesis or coursework options, and emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches to topics like globalization, gender, and urban sociology.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in academia, government, non-profits, and private sectors, focusing on research, policy development, and community engagement. Common paths include further PhD studies or professional positions in social research and analysis.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Patrice Corriveau, specializing in criminology and deviance
- Dr. Jennifer Lynes, focusing on environmental sociology
- Department Chair: Dr. Paul Armstrong
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, the Centre for Research on Globalization, and partnerships with Statistics Canada for data resources. The program benefits from Ottawa's proximity to federal government institutions for internships and research collaborations.
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