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Students investigate groups, organizations and societies, and how people interact within them.
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YOUR STUDIES
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Not specified
Faculty of Cross-Cultural Studies (Department of Sociology-Anthropology)
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In person (inferred)
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Yes
Honours thesis course referenced.
Yes
Students can minor in any of Algoma's degree programs.
Required
Research and Critical Analysis / honours thesis course with supervisor and public defence.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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English (ENG4U)
Minimum 65% overall average (6 Grade 12 U/M courses including prerequisites). No published cut-off.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Co-op Education Certificate: three 4-month work terms (typically start Sept 1, Jan 1 or May 1); requires co-op 0101 career skills course.
Yes
Optional co-op Education Certificate (offered alongside all disciplines except BSW and CESD).
Maintain a 70% average; complete co-op 0101 (ideally within first two semesters); meet employer requirements.
Not confirmed
Collected note: COIL global learning project.
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CAREER PATHWAYS
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Researcher, Affirmative Action Counsellor, Human Rights Worker, Journalist, Non-Profit Housing Worker, Policy Planner or Policy Analyst, Parks and Recreation Planner, Urban Planner
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TUITION & FEES
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$2,991.24 CAD per term
2026–2027 · Domestic undergraduate students
Base tuition for a 15-credit term in Fall 2026 or Winter 2027. Compulsory ancillary fees of $485.51 per term and any additional program, campus, transit or service fees are extra. University-wide undergraduate rate; charges depend on course load. Fees are subject to change.
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