Current Graduate Course Offerings

 

PDF icon2023-24 Grad Course Timetable.pdf

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 SGS website or the graduate office, complete it and submit it back to the graduate office.

Students outside the Department of Sociology must submit a Course Add form (PDF) 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 September 11th. Registration opens August 1st. Course delivery method is indicated below, but may change at any time. Please see syllabus or check with instructor for specific details.

Winter term classes begin the week of January 8th.

Summer term classes begin the in early May (starting week up to the discretion of the instructor). The 'F' session classes are set in May-June and 'S' session classes are set in July-August. 

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 Code Session Course Title Instructor Schedule Room No
SOC6001H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconClassical Sociological Theory.pdf
Zaheer Baber FR 2-4 17146
SOC6003H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconImmigration II.pdf Fidan Elcioglu WE 9-11 17024
SOC6010H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconPolitical Sociology I; An Overview.pdf Jack Veugelers

TU 1-3

17146
SOC6023H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconSociology of Mental Health.pdf Blair Wheaton MO 2-4 17146
SOC6302H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconStats for Sociologists.pdf Jonathan Horowitz MO 10-12 17146
SOC6306HF1F Fall 2023 PDF iconAdvanced Topics in Sociology of Crime and Law I Gender, Sexuality, and Crime.pdf Chris Smith MO 5-7 17146
SOC6511H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconProSem.pdf Vanina Leschziner TU 3-5 17146
SOC6708H1F Fall 2023 PDF iconAdvanced Data Analysis - Improving the Evidentiary Value of Your Social Science Research; Problems, Strategies, and Solutions.pdf Andrew Miles  TU 10-1 17146
SOC6711Y Fall 2023 PDF iconPracticum.pdf Yoonkyung Lee, Ito Peng TH 2-5 17020
SOC6712H1F Fall 2023 Qualitative Methods I Judy Taylor WE 11-2 17146
SOC6008H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconNetworks I.pdf Jeff Boase MO 12-2 17146
SOC6017H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconSociology of Families I.pdf Rania Salem TH 10-12 17146
SOC6024H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconSpecial Topics in Health Ethnoracial Inequalities in Health.pdf Harvey Nicholson Jr MO 10-12 17146
SOC6101H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconContemporary Sociological Theory.pdf Steven Hoffman TU 1-3 17146
SOC6110H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconPolitical Sociology II The Revolution of Human Rights.pdf Heiko Beyer TU 3-5 17024
SOC6206H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconSoc of Crime and Law III Punishment.pdf Paula Maurutto TH 12-2 17024
SOC6219H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconGender III  Gender and Work.pdf Sharla Alegria MO 2-4 17146
SOC6309H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconIndigeneity I.pdf Robin Gray  TH 2-4 17146
SOC6707H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconIntermediate Data Analysis.pdf Monica Alexander FR 9-12 17146
SOC6711Y Winter 2024 PDF iconResearch Practicum.pdf Andrew Miles, Josée Johnston,  WE 11-2 17020
SOC6712H1S Winter 2024 PDF iconQualitative Methods I.pdf Ellen Berrey WE 9-12 17146

SOC6713H

Summer 2024 Special Topics in Qualitative Methods Jessica Fields TU/TH 2-5 17146
SOC6516H1F Summer 2024 Sociology of Culture Josée Johnston, Shyon Baumman WE/FR 2-4 17146

 

*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)

The term in which a course is offered during the Summer session is indicated by either 'F', 'S' or 'Y':
F = First-term course, which runs May to June (e.g. SOC 6---HF)
S = Second-term course, which runs July to August (e.g. SOC6---HS)
Y = Two-term course, which runs May to August (e.g. SOC 6---Y)