Ryerson University : SOCIOLOGY MINOR

The professionally-related Minor in Sociology is offered to students to provide a coherent, integrated and sequential exposure to the sociological perspective and to enable students to develop analytical skills and conceptual understanding in a field complementary to their professional programs. The Minor is also intended to broaden the students' career preparation, and to facilitate movement into graduate programs.

The Sociology Minor is not available to Sociology Program students.

To receive the Minor, a student must complete six courses from the following course of study:

* A maximum of two (2) liberal study SOC (Sociology) courses may be selected as identified below.

SOC 103* or SOC 104 or SOC 105 or SOC 111

The equivalent of five single-term courses from the following:

SOC 25A/B	SOC 474	SOC 606	SOC 802*
SOC 31A/B	SOC 479	SOC 608	SOC 800*
SOC 107	SOC 500	SOC 609	SOC 808*
SOC 112	SOC 501*	SOC 611	SOC 885*
SOC 300	SOC 502	SOC 633*	SOC 902*
SOC 302	SOC 504	SOC 700	SOC 903
SOC 319	SOC 505*	SOC 703*
SOC 402	SOC 507*	SOC 705*
SOC 420	SOC 525	SOC 706
SOC 470	SOC 603*	SOC 707*
SOC 472	SOC 605	SOC 708

SOC 111 and SOC 112 (formerly SOC 11A/B).

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