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The Sociology Department's Graduate Program fosters a collaborative, well-supported environment with outstanding academic offerings at both MA and PhD levels. Our committed faculty ensures personalized guidance for all graduate students, while maintaining a strong track record of securing external funding and creating teaching/research opportunities. This research cluster explores digital sociologies, examining contemporary media, data systems, information technologies, and network infrastructures. Investigative focus includes social platforms, visual media, intelligent devices, and digital footprints, incorporating feminist perspectives, science-technology studies, and cultural analysis. Over thirty years, members have gained recognition for groundbreaking research on Canadian communication history, critiques of information society narratives, studies of digital inequality globally, and the expansion of surveillance cultures. The group integrates perspectives from cultural geography, philosophy, and historical studies, maintaining active collaboration with the Surveillance Studies Centre.