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Title New Topics in Sociology

Excerpt An opportunity for students to explore new topics in sociology. Topics vary from year to year based on the instructor. Consult the Departmental website: http://sociology.utoronto.ca/st-george-campus/courses-3/new-topics-in-sociology/. This is a program-only course and is restricted to sociology majors and specialists.

Course Code SOC350H1

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SDGs Climate Action

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Department of Sociology (FAS)

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Title Culture and Inequality

Excerpt How location in socioeconomic, ethnic, gender, and generational groups shapes individual cultural repertories; how culture affects individual positions in stratification hierarchies; and the role of culture in group boundaries and struggles. This is a program-only course and is restricted to sociology majors and specialists.

Course Code SOC348H1

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SDGs Gender EqualityNo PovertyReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Department of Sociology (FAS)

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Title Demography is Destiny: A Sociological Exploration

Excerpt This seminar introduces the famous idea that “demography is destiny”, and then explores this assertion’s relevance and validity through a series of historical and contemporary case studies. “Demography is destiny” means that a population’s size, age structure, and other demographic characteristics significantly influence its future economic, social, and political trajectory, essentially dictating its “destiny”. Examples […]

Course Code SOC199H1

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SDGs Decent Work and Economic GrowthGender EqualityGood Health and Well-Being

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Industry, Innovation and InfrastructurePeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality EducationReduced InequalitiesSustainable Cities and Communities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Department of Sociology (FAS)

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Title SMC One: The Gilson Seminar in Faith and Rome

Excerpt This course provides an intensive international learning experience in Rome, Italy. It offers contemporary and historical models of integrating faith with reason, and religious practice with intellectual, creative, and public engagement, specifically the roles that the Catholic Church and Vatican play in Rome, in ecology, science, literature, and public life. This course includes a mandatory […]

Course Code SMC189H1

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SDGs Quality Education

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Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

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Title Sociology of Mental Health and Mental Disorders

Excerpt An overview of the link between social inequality and inequality in distress, focusing on differences in mental health across social groups and the role of stress and coping resources in explaining group differences.

Course Code SOC318H5

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SDGs Good Health and Well-BeingReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Mississauga

Campuses UTM

Units Department of Sociology (UTM)

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Title Queer Youth Studies in Education

Excerpt Experiences of queer youth are explored in various education settings through academic research, personal essays, and visual and performing arts to investigate how queer youth define themselves, what they are learning, the curriculum and pedagogy used in the learning process and the possibilities of said learning for social change, individual and community well-being.

Course Code SDS378H1

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SDGs Gender EqualityGood Health and Well-BeingIndustry, Innovation and Infrastructure

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Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality Education

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Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Mark S Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies (FAS)

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Title Queer Indigenous Politics and Cultures

Excerpt This upper level course introduces students to questions of gender, sexuality, two-spirit, and same-sex desire at the intersections of race, indigeneity, and the violences of settler colonialism. Students will engage with work by scholars, activists, and artists in the fields of indigenous and queer studies, decolonizing activism, and cultural production.

Course Code SDS385H1

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SDGs Gender EqualityPeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality Education

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Reduced InequalitiesResponsible Consumption and Production

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Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Mark S Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies (FAS)

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Title Intro to Trans Studies

Excerpt This course examines current and historical transgender issues by exploring legal and health care issues, politics, mainstream and other media representations (including films, interviews, and other genres), as well as current and historical advocacy and community work in relation to power structures such as the nation-state, race, disability, and sexuality.

Course Code SDS381H1

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SDGs Gender EqualityGood Health and Well-Being

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Units Mark S Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies (FAS)

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Title Advanced Research in Sexual Diversity Studies

Excerpt A capstone for majors and specialists who will work closely with SDS faculty in developing their own research project while participating in this seminar and learning about key debates, methodologies, and ethical issues in conducting research in SDS. Students will learn to write proposals, ethics reviews, grants and other relevant documents. Not eligible for CR/NCR […]

Course Code SDS460Y1

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SDGs Quality Education

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Title Sexual Diversity in Transnational Perspective

Excerpt An exploration of LGBTQ rights and changes in social and cultural responses to sexual diversity in varied regional, national, and cultural contexts, potentially including Africa, Latin America, South and East Asia, and Eastern Europe. The role of transnational linkages and networks will also be considered in effecting change.

Course Code SDS380H1

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SDGs Gender Equality

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