Whether you want to jump on the fast track to graduation, reduce next year’s course load, satisfy a program requirement or pick up an elective, Brock’s Department of Sociology is offering a wide array of Spring/Summer courses to help you advance your area of study and explore topics of interest.
Course Spotlight: Introduction to Sociology I and II (SOCI/CRIM 1P90 and 1P91)
Do you want to learn more about the social institutions, relationships and conditions that shape our world? Develop foundational academic skills for future sociology and critical criminology studies in these introductory Spring classes!
- Analyze social interaction, social institutions, and social change across many contexts, such as work, politics, law, criminal justice, families, intimacies, education, race, gender, sexuality, health, the environment, religion, mass media and digital life.
- Study major theoretical paradigms, core concepts and research methodologies of sociology as a critical discipline with potential to inform social policy and influence societal change.
- Develop your critical thinking, research and writing skills.
Recommended for Majors in Sociology, Critical Criminology and Child and Youth Studies, and Minors in Black Studies, Sociology, Critical Criminology and Critical Animal Studies.
Prerequisite(s): none
These courses may also be of interest to students in Canadian Studies, Women’s and Gender Studies, Labour Studies, Psychology, Political Science, Environmental Sustainability and Law Plus.
Other Spring/Summer SOCI/CRIM Courses
Spring:
- SOCI/CRIM 2P00: Foundations in Sociological Thinking
- CRIM 2P33: Law and Social Justice
- CRIM 3P97: Liberties, Rights and Protections
Summer:
- SOCI 2P95: Troubling Identities
- SOCI 3P56: Sociology of Sport
Cross-listed (Spring):
- WGST/SOCI 3P92: Gender, Environment, and Technology
- LABR/SOCI 2Q95: Animals at Work
- LABR/SOCI 3Q95: Sex Work and Sex Workers
Cross-listed (Summer):
- WGST/SOCI 2P86: Women, Gender & the Economy
Learn more about our Spring and Summer courses.
Registration opens March 5!
For more information or to register for Brock’s Spring/Summer courses, visit brocku.ca/springsummer
