Sociology Thompson Rivers University

Overview

The Sociology programme at Thompson Rivers University provides students with a deep understanding of social structures, cultural shifts, and human interaction. By engaging with this Bachelor's degree, learners develop the capacity to analyse complex social issues and contribute meaningfully to community development and policy discussions.

Students enrolled in this course benefit from a curriculum designed to challenge conventional thinking and encourage rigorous academic inquiry. The faculty focuses on equipping undergraduates with versatile research methodologies and theoretical frameworks that are essential for interpreting the modern world. This academic foundation supports personal growth and professional readiness in an increasingly globalised society.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 875 per credit
• National fee: CAD 162 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum offers a broad range of subjects designed to build foundational knowledge and specialised expertise in social analysis. Modules may include:

• Sociology
• Sociocultural Dynamics of Wildfire
• Human Services
• Criminology
• Indigenous Studies
• Social Service Worker
• Human Rights and Social Justice
• Liberal Arts

Careers with Sociology

Graduates of this programme are prepared for a wide variety of professional roles across multiple sectors. The analytical and research skills gained during the degree are highly valued in fields such as social policy, community advocacy, and public administration. Many former students pursue successful careers in the following areas:

• Social services and community outreach
• Policy analysis and governmental research
• Human rights advocacy and non-profit management
• Criminal justice and legal services
• Education and academic research
• Public relations and social communications

The versatile nature of the degree ensures that graduates can adapt to various organisational environments, applying their understanding of social trends and human behaviour to solve practical problems in the workplace.