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Program Introduction
Program Introduction, Sociology:
All students at Saint Mary's
University are welcome to register for the Department of Sociology
and Criminology's sequence of introductory
courses, SOCI 1210.1(.2) and SOCI 1211.1(.2). These will satisfy the
prerequisites for almost all 3000-level sociology courses. However,
those students
wishing to major in Sociology must follow a different path. After
SOCI 1210.1(.2), they must take SOCI 1211.1(.2) - which also satisfies
the
prerequisites for almost all 3000-level courses. In addition, this
gives students access to the required theory and methods courses
at the 3000-level
and the required 4000-level seminars. In addition, students who meet
both University and Departmental requirements are invited to consider
the Honors program.
Program Introduction, Criminology:
The purpose of a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology, including the honours program, is to provide students with an opportunity for the focused, critical study of various forms of regulation, policing, punishment, justice, law, delinquency and misbehaviour. The development of a coherent program at the undergraduate level enables students to obtain a solid foundation in criminology for possible further study at the graduate level; for the pursuit of criminology-related disciplines; and careers in the areas of law, criminal justice administration, and related professions. A structured honours program is included for outstanding undergraduate students.
Academic Variety:
The Department of Sociology and Criminology offers a wide variety
of academic programs. To learn more about these programs, please
visit the sections provided below:
- Bachelor of Arts - Sociology (Major and Minor)
- Bachelor of Arts
- Criminology (Major only, no Minor)
- Bachelor of Arts - Sociology
(Honours)
- Bachelor of Arts - Criminology (Honours)
- Master of Arts - Criminology
Notes & Disclaimers:
In any particular year or summer session, the Department of Sociology
and Criminology has resources to offer only a portion
of the courses listed in Saint Mary's University Academic
Calendar. It is the student's
responsibility to secure an up-to-date timetable
prior to registering
for any courses.
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