SOCI 0520

Introduction to the perspectives and methods that sociologists use to study the social life of communities and societies. Processes and patterns of group interaction, and the influence of group power over individual behaviour are examined. Topics such as social stratification, racism, sexuality, work, religion, and the family may be used to illustrate these concepts. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Undergraduate Certificate in Indigenous Student Success Equivalent: Sociology 1000 Note: Sociology 0520 may be used in place of Sociology 1000 in program or major requirements.