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Caribbean Studies Certificate

Toronto Metropolitan University
Toronto , Canada
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Cultural Studies | Sociology
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Social Sciences | Humanities
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English
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Program Overview

Programs Overview

The Department of Sociology offers various programs for students to explore their interests in sociology and related fields.


Honours BA

The Honours BA program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of sociology, including its theories, methods, and applications.


Double Majors

The Double Majors program allows students to combine sociology with another discipline, providing a unique perspective on social issues.


Co-op Program

The Co-op Program offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience in sociology-related fields, enhancing their skills and employability.


Sociology Minor

The Sociology Minor program provides students with a foundational understanding of sociology, which can be applied to various fields and disciplines.


LGBTQ2S+ Studies Minor

The LGBTQ2S+ Studies Minor program focuses on the social, cultural, and political aspects of LGBTQ2S+ communities, providing students with a nuanced understanding of these issues.


Caribbean Studies Certificate

The Caribbean Studies Certificate program offers students the opportunity to:


  • study a region that is rich in history and culture, resulting from the clash and blend of Indigenous, African, Asian, and European populations
  • broaden their understanding of a region that has often been marginalized politically and economically
  • become familiar with the Caribbean communities in Toronto and the rest of Canada, with a view to facilitating cross-cultural understanding and inclusivity
  • develop a solid foundation in interdisciplinary and academic skills, such as critical thinking, research, writing, comparative analysis, and close reading

Research Overview

The Department of Sociology is involved in various research areas, including:


  • Our Research Questions
  • Research Highlights

Student Resources Overview

The Department of Sociology provides students with various resources, including:


  • Student Handbook
  • Awards & Scholarships
  • Get Involved
  • International Experiences
  • Jobs for Sociologists
    • What Do Sociologists Do?
    • Searching for a Job
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