Sociology Specialist (Arts Program)
University of Toronto · Ontario · ASSPE1013
Sociology Specialist (Arts Program) at University of Toronto lists 10 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Sociology I: Sociological Perspectives, Introduction to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries and Classical Sociological Theory. The topics that come up most are social research methods, sociology and social theory (7, 7 and 5 subjects).
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University of Toronto
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Sociology Specialist (Arts Program)
Example subjects: Introduction to Sociology I: Sociological Perspectives, Introduction to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries, Classical Sociological Theory, Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Sociology, Introduction to Qualitative Methods in Sociology, Contemporary Sociological Theory, Intermediate Quantitative Methods in Sociology, Intermediate Qualitative Methods in Sociology, Urban Policy, New Topics in Sociology.
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What will I study in Sociology Specialist (Arts Program)?
Sociology Specialist (Arts Program) covers areas like social-research-methods, sociology, social-theory, social-psychology, quantitative-research-methods, qualitative-research-methods, quantitative-economics, urban-planning.
Who offers Sociology Specialist (Arts Program)?
Sociology Specialist (Arts Program) is offered by University of Toronto, Ontario.
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