Fall-Winter Courses Summer Courses Syllabus Archive
Our first year courses introduce students to the concepts and methods that sociologists use in analyzing and understanding the social world. Students are challenged to rethink their assumptions as they explore the various topics studied and approaches used across the discipline.
Second year courses allow students to explore a particular area in depth and learn more about the research methods that sociologists use to understand the social world.
Our 300-level and 400-level courses delve deeply into specific topics and provide students with advanced skills development in critical thinking, analysis, and academic writing. In addition to our regular courses, students may also enroll in an Independent Research Course to pursue a specific topic of interest.
Each year, we offer a rotation of "New Topics in Sociology" courses at the 200, 300 and 400 levels. These courses teach up-to date research and highlight areas of our faculty's research expertise. See this year's New Topics in Sociology.
Research
Many of our courses offer students the experience to conduct their own research. Students might also apply to the University of Toronto Excellence Awards program to work with a faculty member during the summer term.
Study Abroad
Students who wish to take courses through a Study Abroad Program should consult with the transfer credit office. If the course you wish to take is not listed there, please submit a detailed syllabus of the course to the undergraduate chair, Christian Caron, for assessment.
Course Offerings
Check the Arts & Science course calendar for restrictions, exclusions and for course descriptions, and the Arts & Science Timetable for course locations.
Fall and Winter 2024–25 Courses
Course | Session | Course Title | Section | Schedule | Instructor |
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SOC100H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101/L2000/L2001 | W12-2 | Mitch McIvor |
SOC100H1 | F | ![]() |
L0201/L2101 | TH4-6 | Mitch McIvor |
SOC100H1 | S | Intro. to Sociology I: Sociological Perspectives | L5101/L2501 | T6-8 | Yuki Tanaka |
SOC150H1 | S | Intro. to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries | L0101/L2001 | W12-2 | Scott Schieman |
SOC150H1 | S | Intro. to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries | L0201 | TH11-1 | Yuki Tanaka |
SOC196H1 | S | Introduction to Arab Majority Societies | L0101 | W11-1 | Moutaa El Waer |
SOC197H1 | S | The Courses of Lives, Histories, & Futures | L0101 | M11-1 | William Magee |
SOC199H1 | S | Living together differently in the 21st century: Israel as a case study | L0101 | T11-1 | Kineret Sadeh |
SOC201H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | M9-11 | Jack Veugelers |
SOC201H1 | F | Classical Sociological Theory | L5101 | W5-8 | Joseph Bryant |
SOC201H1 | S | Classical Sociological Theory | L0101 | M9-11 | Jack Veugelers |
SOC202H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T3-5 | Sharla Alegria |
SOC202H1 | F | ![]() |
L0201 | W11-1 | Fedor Dokshin |
SOC202H1 | S | Introduction to Quantitative Methods | L0101 | W9-11 | Jonathan Horowitz |
SOC204H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T11-1 | Jordan Brensinger |
SOC204H1 | F | ![]() |
L0201 | TH11-1 | Jan Doering |
SOC204H1 | S | Introduction to Qualitative Methods | L0101 | T11-1 | Yoonkyung Lee |
SOC205H1 | S | Urban Sociology | L0101 | TH11-1 | Brent Berry |
SOC207H1 | S | Sociology of Work | L0101 | T3-5 | Sharla Alegria |
SOC209H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | TH3-5 | Adam Green |
SOC210H1 | F | ![]() |
L5101 | W5-7 | Yuki Tanaka |
SOC212H1 | S | Crime and Deviance | L0101 | TH9-11 | Jan Doering |
SOC214H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T1-3 | Joanna Pepin |
SOC215H1 | F | Sociology of Organizations | L0101 | TH9-11 | Alicia Eads |
SOC220H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W9-11 | Jonathan Horowitz |
SOC225H1 | S | Canadian Society | L5101 | TH7-9 | Mitch McIvor |
SOC240H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | F1-3 | Ronit Dinovitzer |
SOC243H1 | S | Sociology of Health | L0101 | W1-3 | Soli Dubash |
SOC249H1 | S | Sociology of Migration | L0101 | M11-1 | Samia Tecle |
SOC251H1 | F | Contemporary Sociological Theory | L5101 | T5-8 | Joseph Bryant |
SOC251H1 | S | Contemporary Sociological Theory | L0101 | W11-1 | Simeon Newman |
SOC252H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T3-5 | Aida Parnia |
SOC252H1 | S | Intermediate Quantitative Methods | L0101 | M3-5 | Leafia Ye |
SOC254H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W11-1 | Andrea Roman Alfaro |
SOC254H1 | S | Intermediate Qualitative Methods | L0101 | T11-1 | Hammad Khan |
SOC260H1 | S | Introduction to Political Sociology | L0101 | F11-1 | Moutaa El Waer |
SOC265H1 | F | Gender and Society | L5101 | M5-7 | Judith Taylor |
SOC280H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W11-1 | Vanina Leschziner |
SOC295H1 | S | New Topics: Sociology of Religion | L5101 | Online: T5-7 |
Joseph Bryant |
SOC305H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | F9-11 | Ronit Dinovitzer |
SOC311H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | M1-3 | Yuki Tanaka |
SOC312H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | TH11-1 | Brent Berry |
SOC313H1 | S | Social Control | L0101 | M1-3 | Mitra Mokhtari |
SOC317H1 | S | Urban Policy | L0101 | T2-5 | Prentiss Dantzler |
SOC318H1 | S | Theories of Stratification | L0101 | M10-1 | Jonathan Horowitz |
SOC319H1 | S | Immigration and Employment | L0101 | Online: TH2-5 |
Jennifer Peruniak |
SOC323H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T2-5 | Lance Stewart |
SOC327H1 | S | Sociology of Sports | L0101 | W10-1 | Christian Caron |
SOC329H1 | S | Social Movements | L0101 | W1-4 | Kayla Preston |
SOC335H1 | F | ![]() |
L5101 | TH5-8 | Olimpia Bidian |
SOC340H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T10-1 | Yoonkyung Lee |
SOC345H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | Online: F10-1 |
James Lannigan |
SOC348H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | TH2-5 | Bonnie Erickson |
SOC350H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | TH10-1 | Yuki Tanaka |
SOC350H1 | S | New Topics: Sociology of Legal Careers | L0101 | F10-1 | Ronit Dinovitzer |
SOC351H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W1-4 | Roberta Pamplona |
SOC351H1 | S | New Topics: Consumer Culture and Sustainability | L0101 | M1-4 | Brody Trottier |
SOC352H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W4-7 | Tyler Bateman |
SOC352H1 | S | New Topics: Non-Profit Practicum | L0101 | F2-5 | Mitch McIvor |
SOC353H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | M2-5 | Jack Veugelers |
SOC353H1 | S | New Topics: Medical Sociology | L0101 | T10-1 | Soli Dubash |
SOC354H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | M10-1 | Leafia Ye |
SOC354H1 | S | New Topics: Theories of Punishment and Law | L0101 | TH10-1 | Elliot Fonarev |
SOC356H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | TH1-3 | Jordan Brensinger |
SOC365H1 | S | Gender Relations | L0101 | TH3-5 | Adam Green |
SOC367H1 | S | Race, Class, and Gender | L5101 | M5-7 | Sharla Alegria |
SOC375H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T3-5 | Prentiss Dantzler |
SOC388H1 | S | Sociology of Everyday Life | L0101 | TH1-3 | Vanina Leschziner |
SOC389H1 | S | Sociology of Scandals | L0101 | F1-3 | Ronit Dinovitzer |
SOC394H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T9-11 | Simeon Newman |
SOC395H1 | S | New Topics: Intimate Relationships | L0101 | T1-3 | Joanna Pepin |
SOC409H1 | S | Sexuality and Research Design | L0101 | T3-5 | Adam Green |
SOC412H1 | S | Medicalization of Deviance | L5101 | M-5-7 | Steven Hayle |
SOC427H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | Online: M11-1 |
Jillian Sunderland |
SOC448H1 | S | Sociology of Emotions | L0101 | TH3-5 | William Magee |
SOC483H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T1-3 | Vanina Leschziner |
SOC485H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | F11-1 | Moutaa El Waer |
SOC485H1 | S | New Topics: The Gig Economy | L0101 | T9-11 | Emily Hammond |
SOC486H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | T9-11 | Tyler Bateman |
SOC489H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | M9-11 | Fedor Dokshin |
SOC489H1 | S | New Topics: Policy and Inequality in Post-Secondary Education | L5101 | W5-7 | Mitch McIvor |
SOC493H1 | S | New Topics: Ethnography and Intimacy | L0101 | W3-5 | Pamela Tsui |
SOC495H1 | F | ![]() |
L5101 | M5-7 | Sharla Alegria |
SOC496H1 | F | ![]() |
L0101 | W11-1 | Brent Berry |
SOC496H1 | S | New Topics: Interaction and Identity in the City | L0101 | T11-1 | Jan Doering |
SOC497H1 | S | New Topics: Housing Markets, Financial Crisis and Inequality | L0101 | W9-11 | Alicia Eads |
SOC498H1 | S | New Topics: Revolutions | L0101 | TH1-3 | Simeon Newman |
SOC499H1 | F | ![]() |
L5101 | T6-8 | Jillian Sunderland |
SOC499H1 | S | New Topics: Migration and Settler Colonialism | L0101 | F9-11 | Yuki Tanaka |
Syllabi from Previous Years
Our syllabus archive contains the syllabi from courses offered since 2012.