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    The minor in sociology aims to develop students' analytical skills for examining social issues and critically evaluating policies. Students must complete 15 credits including an introductory sociology course and four 3000-4000 level sociology electives. This will broaden their ability to assess social issues and be beneficial for careers in fields like education, media, business, and policy analysis. The Faculty of Social Sciences coordinates the offering of the sociology minor.

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    The minor in sociology aims to develop students' analytical skills for examining social issues and critically evaluating policies. Students must complete 15 credits including an introductory sociology course and four 3000-4000 level sociology electives. This will broaden their ability to assess social issues and be beneficial for careers in fields like education, media, business, and policy analysis. The Faculty of Social Sciences coordinates the offering of the sociology minor.

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    Minor in Sociology

    The Minor in Sociology aims to develop students’ ability to examine and understand
    social issues with an analytical eye. The sociological perspective broadens students’ ability
    to critically evaluate and assess policies and social issues, and will be an asset to a wide
    range of careers including education, policy analysis, mass media, as well as business and
    commerce.

    The Office of the Faculty of Social Sciences coordinates the offering of the Minor in
    Sociology.

    Students other than those who Major in BSocSc in Sociology may qualify for a Minor
    in Sociology after successful completion of 15 credits (five courses) as detailed below:

    Required Course (1 course, 3 credits)


    SOC2101 Introduction to Sociology*

    *Student who have taken SOC2101 Introduction to Sociology as part of their programme
    requirement (e.g. BSocSc non-Sociology majors) are required to take another Sociology
    elective course as a substitute.

    Elective Courses (4 courses, 12 credits)


    Students can choose any 4 courses with a course letter code “SOC” at 3000- to 4000- level.

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