Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (Honours)

Course Overview Algoma U's Sociology program encourages students to think critically about the world, exploring power structures and unpacking what is often taken for granted. With a focus on social inequality, the program examines relationships at both individual and structural levels, especially the impacts of colonization, racialization, and identity. Students learn alongside faculty committed to social change, benefiting from small class sizes that foster engagement and dialogue. The program builds strong skills in critical thinking, research, and social analysis. Students may also choose to complement their degree with a minor in Health, Wellness and Addictions or Human Development, ideal for future counseling careers. Key Program Highlights Strong foundation in core subject areas Hands-on learning experiences and practical skills Expert faculty guidance and mentorship Career-focused curriculum aligned with industry needs