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The master’s program in sociology is as well-known in academia as in the labour market. At the crossroads of Canadian, French, American and global traditions, and available in both official languages, it offers a wide range of academic specialization and employment possibilities. Many graduates of the program find work in the public sector working on issues that are central to sociology, such as immigration, ethnicity, gender, social movements, identity, aging and the social dynamics of health. The MA program also gives students the opportunity to pursue doctoral studies in sociology as well as in other disciplines, at the University of Ottawa or elsewhere around the world.

General information and program requirements - Sociology - uOttawa Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
For information specific to the program, please consult the Graduate Student Handbook below.

Deadline: February 1^st

Note: Based on availability in the program, strong applications will continue to be examined and admission scholarships are available for all eligible candidates.

Understand the world better.

In ever-changing social and environmental conditions, anthropology offers new critical perspectives on the world by highlighting how local and global issues are connected. The discipline’s field research method, ethnography, makes it possible to document in real time a host of complex phenomena pertaining to diverse topics such as medicine, the environment, minorities, media, indigenousness and more. Anthropology students live “in the moment” to observe and understand the contemporary issues that emerge during field research taking place anywhere in the world.

General information and program requirements - Anthropology - uOttawa Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
For information specific to the program, please consult the Graduate Student Handbook below.

Deadline: February 1^st

Graduates of the doctoral program in sociology can pursue an academic career or research in a range of fields. The doctoral program at the University of Ottawa offers a unique education, with courses in French and English, professors from diverse backgrounds working on a wide range of topics in the discipline, and an ideal location for studying major contemporary social transformations. Our students conduct research around the world; participate in activities offered by campus research centres and benefit from the many resources available to them, such as teaching and research assistantships, spacious work areas and research funding.

General information and program requirements - Sociology - uOttawa Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
For information specific to the program, please consult the Graduate Student Handbook below.

Deadline: February 1^st

Note: Based on availability in the program, strong applications will continue to be examined and admission scholarships are available for all eligible candidates.

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