Sociology is the study of society, relationships between groups, and institutions with the goal of understanding how social and cultural structures are shaped by human actions, beliefs, consciousness, and relationships. The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sociology, Technology and Innovation (SCTI) program affords students the opportunity to explore a wide range of issues, such as the nature of gender identity, racism and class, conflict, shared beliefs, the social implications of the internet and technology, forms of governance and social control, and their impacts on societies and communities. Studying SCTI will help students to think critically and analytically about social life, looking beyond views that are often taken for granted in day-to-day interactions. The program comprises two specializations: (1) Society, Values, and Technology and (2) Applied Sociology. The specialization in Society, Values, and Technology allows students to explore the intricate interplay between society, technology, and human values, acknowledging humans as both creators and consumers of technology. The specialization in Applied Sociology equips students to mobilize sociological theories and practical research methods to directly address complex social issues through individual, institutional, and collective action. There will also be an Advanced Entry pathway that will provide college graduates the opportunity to apply their two-year college diploma towards the SCTI and enter the program in third year with a modified course map.