Current Graduate Course Offerings

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Enrolment

Students need to register with the School of Graduate Studies before enrolling in classes. Registration opens on August 1st and students may begin enrolling in classes any time after they are registered.

The Sociology Department conducts graduate student enrolment in person. Please pick up a course enrolment form from the graduate office, complete it and submit it back to Jeremy Nichols in the graduate office.

Students outside the Department of Sociology must submit a Course Add form to the Sociology Graduate Office to request enrolment in Sociology courses. The form must be completed and signed by the student’s home Graduate Chair/Coordinator and the instructor of the course for the request to be considered. Sociology students taking courses outside of the Department of Sociology should check with the individual units as to their enrolment procedures as these vary by unit.

Course Listing

Fall term classes begin the week of September 12th. Registration opens August 1st.

Winter term classes begin the week of January 9th.

We hold all classes at the Department of Sociology, 725 Spadina Avenue, unless indicated otherwise.

Note that courses in sequences are not prerequisites for later courses in the same sequence. For example, Network Analysis I is not a prerequisite for Network Analysis II. View the course listing below.

Course No.SessionCourse TitleInstructorDayTimeLocation
SOC6017H1FSummer 1Sociology of Families IRania SalemTuesday12pm - 2pmRm 240
SOC6520H1FSummer 1Culture IV: Cultural Methods and AnalysisShyon BaumanTuesday2pm - 4pmRm 240
SOC6001HFall 2017Classical Sociological TheorySteve HoffmanMonday9:30am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6210HFall 2017Political Sociology III: Social MovementsYoonkyung LeeMonday12pm - 2pmRm 240
SOC6611YFall 2017Pro SeminarMelissa MilkieMonday2pm - 4pmRm 240
SOC6022HFall 2017Sociology of HealthBill MageeMonday4pm - 6pmRm 240
SOC6306HFall 2017Sociology of LawSida LiuTuesday9am - 11amRm 240
SOC6711YFall 2017Research PracticumShyon Baumann/ Yoonkung LeeTuesday11am - 2pmRm 240
SOC6110HFall 2017Political Sociology II: Social PolicyDavid PettinicchioTuesday2pm - 4pmRm 240
SOC6708HFall 2017Advance Data AnalysisGeoff WodtkeTuesday4pm - 6pmRm 240
SOC6119HFall 2017Gender Relations II: Feminist TheoryHae Yeon ChooTuesday4pm - 6pmRm 41
SOC6002HFall 2017Immigration I – surveyMonica BoydWednesday10am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6008HFall 2017Networks IBonnie EricksonWednesday12pm - 2pmRm 240
SOC6303HFall 2017Qualitative Methods III: EthnographyRandol ContrerasWednesday11:00am - 1:00pmRm 240
SOC6109HFall 2017Ethnicity IINeda MaghboulehThursday1pm - 3pmRm 240
SOC6006HFall 2017Deviance ICandace KruttschnittThursday3pm - 5pmRm 240
SOC6302HFall 2017MA Stats for SociologistsAndrew MilesFriday10am - 12pm and 12pm - 1 pmRm 240/36
SOC6010HWinter 2018Political Sociology IJack VeugelersMonday10am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6009HWinter 2018Ethnicity ILuisa Farah SchwartzmanMonday1pm - 3pmRm 240
SOC6711YWinter 2018Research PracticumResearch PracticumShyon Baumann/Melissa MilkieTuesday11am - 2pmRm 240
SOC6707HWinter 2018Intermediate Data AnalysisBlair WheatonTuesday and Friday2pm - 5pm T; 1 pm - 2pm FRm 240
SOC6712HWinter 2018Qualitative Methods IAshley RubinWednesday10am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6101HWinter 2018Contemporary Sociological TheoryErik SchneiderhanWednesday12pm - 2pmRm 240
SOC6516HWinter 2018Sociology of CultureAnn MullenThursday10am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6312HWinter 2018Work and HealthScott SchiemanThursday12pm - 2pmRm 240
SOC6811HWinter 2018Seminar in TeachingChristian CaronThursday5pm - 6pmRm 240
SOC6713HWinter 2018Qualitative Methods IIPing-Chun HsiungFriday10am - 12pmRm 240
SOC6019HSummer 2018Gender Relations ICynthia CranfordTuesday and Thursday2pm - 4pmRm 240

*Day/Time listings are tentative and subject to change.

Course length and weight are indicated by either ‘H’ or ‘Y’:
H = One-term course, which grants a half credit (e.g. SOC 6—HF)
Y = Two-term or three-term course, which grants a full credit (e.g. SOC 6—Y)

The term in which a course is offered during the Fall/Winter session is indicated by either ‘F’, ‘S’ or ‘Y’:
F = First-term/Fall-term course, which runs September to December (e.g. SOC 6—HF)
S = Second-term/Winter-term course, which runs January to April (e.g. SOC6—HS)
Y = Two-term course, which runs September to April, or three-term course, which runs May to April (e.g. SOC 6—Y)