Overview
The Sociology (BA) program at the University of Waterloo provides a comprehensive understanding of social structures, institutions, and human behavior. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills to analyze social issues such as inequality, globalization, and cultural dynamics. Unique features include the optional co-operative education (co-op) program, allowing students to gain practical experience through paid work terms, and an interdisciplinary approach integrating sociology with fields like criminology and digital societies.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in social research, policy development, and community services. The co-op experience enhances employability by providing real-world application of sociological theories.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Anna Korteweg: Expertise in immigration and gender studies.
- Dr. David Hofmann: Focus on organizational behavior and deviance.
- Dr. Sarah Elaine Eaton: Specializes in academic integrity and qualitative methods.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
Students have access to the Social Innovation Research Lab and partnerships with local organizations for community-based research. The university's co-op program connects students with employers in government, NGOs, and private sectors.
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