The Bachelor of Arts Honours in Sociology at the University of Regina offers you a deep dive into the fundamental concepts, debates, and analytical approaches that define sociological inquiry. You will explore how societal structures, cultural developments, and global forces shape individual lives and collective behaviours, examining critical issues such as globalization, inequality, and Canadian society. This undergraduate degree is designed for intellectually curious students who seek to understand the intricate connections between social problems, social change, and the human experience, preparing you to critically engage with the world around you.
This full-time, on-campus program, typically studied over four years, provides a comprehensive understanding of sociological frameworks through engaging discussions and rigorous analysis. You will investigate contemporary social issues, from urban development and diversity to the nature/nurture debate and the sociology of gender and sexuality. The curriculum encourages you to develop essential skills in critical thinking, research, and communication. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths in policy analysis, research, community development, and public service, equipped to address complex societal challenges.