Course Overview
Course Overview This Master of Arts in Sociology – Applied Social Research equips students to tackle real-world social challenges in northern, rural, and Indigenous communities through advanced research methodologies. The program integrates interdisciplinary expertise from sociology, criminology, health studies, and environmental science to provide a comprehensive perspective. A combination of rigorous theory, hands-on practicum placements, and partnerships with government agencies prepares graduates for impactful careers in applied research, policy analysis, and program evaluation. Key Program Highlights Focus on addressing critical issues in northern, rural, and Indigenous communities Interdisciplinary curriculum drawing from sociology, criminology, health, and environmental studies Gain hands-on experience through mandatory practicum placements with community and government partners Develop advanced skills in both quantitative and qualitative research methodologies Strong foundation for careers in government, non-profit, and private sectors or for doctoral studies
Available Intakes
September 2026
CampusNorth Bay Campus
CityOntario
ModeFullTime
Duration24 Months
FeeCAD 21,000