MA in Sociology in Saskatoon Canada | University of Saskatchewan

The Department of Sociology provides both thesis and non-thesis options for students pursuing a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Sociology, along with a thesis-focused Ph.D. program. Each student's curriculum is tailored to their specific academic goals, blending foundational coursework in sociological theory and research methods with specialized electives in their chosen field.

With a moderate enrollment size, the department fosters close collaboration between students and faculty. Currently, 50 graduate students are enrolled across M.A. and Ph.D. programs, supported by 19 research-active faculty members. Key research specialties among our faculty include:

Citizenship, migration, racial studies, and ethnic relations
Criminology and legal systems
Public health and medical sociology
Indigenous communities and cultures
Sustainable development, agricultural studies, and environmental issues
Science studies, educational systems, and knowledge production
Family dynamics and religious institutions
The University of Saskatchewan's Sociology Department maintains a research-friendly atmosphere. Graduate students have access to dedicated office spaces adjacent to computer labs and can engage in diverse research initiatives through the Social Sciences Research Laboratories and Saskatchewan Data Research Centre.