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 Sociology (Honours)
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SchoolKing's at Western University
LocationLondon, ON, Canada
School TypeUniversity
School SizeFull-time Undergraduate: 3,100
Full-time Graduate: 63
DegreeBachelor
Honours
Co-op
Length4 Year(s)
Entry Grade (%)*80%
Prerequisites
Prerequisites Notes

If you are studying at an Ontario secondary school, you will need the following:

  • An Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
  • A minimum of six Grade 12 U/M level courses (excluding co-op), including English (ENG4U)
  • All required and recommended courses must be at the Grade 12U/M level
  • Required Course: ENG4U

More information for Canadian applicants from outside Ontario: https://kings.uwo.ca/admissions-finance/how-to-apply/secondary-school/


More information for International applicants: https://kings.uwo.ca/admissions-finance/how-to-apply/international-applications/

Cost

For more information regarding tuition fees, please visit the following link: https://kings.uwo.ca/admissions-finance/finances/tuition-fees/

Scholarships3 scholarship(s)
Description

A degree in Sociology creates skilled and successful communicators (both oral and written), researchers, and analysts who can enter the working world as imaginative thinkers, with concrete technical and teamwork abilities, verbal and writing expertise, and critical thinking skills that are valued by potential employers. Within the Department of Sociology, King's offers an honours specialization (HSP), major and minor in Sociology.

Understand the “why” of the world. In King’s Sociology program, you’ll comprehend and make connections between individual experiences and the broader circumstances of the society in which you live. You will learn why the wider social context matters in many contemporary social problems, including addiction, consumerism, the climate crisis, global inequality, body image issues, poverty, and cyberbullying.

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