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Focusing on the Canadian perspective SOC 1003 explores the intersectional influences on behavior within the context of human group life. The sociological perspective, data collection, socialization, crime, and the dynamics of group structure and stratification are critically assessed against the backdrop of global interdependence and socio-cultural change. Small group discussion and gamification of materials all offer an enhanced course experience for individual growth and understanding of sociology.
Host Course Code: DU-SOCI1051
Host Course Name: Sociology Introduction
There is no required textbook for this course.
There is no required textbook for this course.
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Room B2-280