SLGY 3341 - Practicing Public Sociology - Work Integrated Learning

Credit(s): 3
Lecture Hour(s): 3
Lecture Hours Schedule Type: Lecture
Other Hour(s): 2
Other Hours Schedule Type: Experiential Learning

This course offers a critical study of public and applied sociology with a focus on how to apply sociological skills and knowledge beyond the university. Central to this course will be an opportunity to apply sociological skills in a work-integrated learning context such as with government departments or agencies, not-for-profit organizations, Indigenous governments and organizations, or private sector companies. Possible topics may include the application of sociology in migration, globalization, Indigenous rights, human rights, health, disability, environment, data and policy analysis, social justice, or social services.

Prerequisite(s): SLGY 2232 or consent of the department.