Required Courses

PHIL 2070 3.0 Introductory Ethics
PHIL 2075 3.0 Introduction to Applied Ethics

Anthropology

ANTH 2210 6.0: Public Anthropology
ANTH 3020 6.0: Race, "Racism" and Popular Culture
ANTH 3080 6.0: Modes of Enablement: A Cultural Perspective on Physical Disability
ANTH 3230 6.0: Women, Culture and Society
ANTH 3240 6.0: Sexing the Subject: Sexuality from a Cross-Cultural Perspective
ANTH 3330 6.0: Health & Illness in Cross Cultural Perspective
ANTH 4030 6.0: Intercultural, Anti-Racism and Equity Training Skills
ANTH 4240 3.0: Global Environments, Livelihoods, and Social Justice

Economics

ECON 4259 3.0: Health Economics
ECON 4309 3.0: Law and Economics
ECON 4379 3.0: Regulatory Economics
ECON 4399 3.0: Topics in Law and Economics

Environmental Studies

ENVS 2300 6.0: Foundations of Environmental Politics: Development, Globalization, and Justice
ENVS 2400 6.0: Foundations of Environmental Management: Policy, Resources, and Conservation
ENVS 3000 3.0: Environmental Ethics and Epistemology
ENVS 3160 3.0: Race/Racism and Environmental Justice
ENVS 3420 3.0: Environmental Law
ENVS 3440 3.0: Resource Management
ENVS 4041 6.0: Alternative Economic Firms and Arrangements
ENVS 4140 3.0: Environmental Thought
ENVS 4312 3.0: Global Justice and Humanitarian Internationalism

Humanities

HUMA 1825 9.0: Law and Morality (6.0 credit hours for Certificate - see below*)
HUMA 2740 6.0: Film, Television and Society
HUMA 3855 6.0: Responses to the Holocaust
HUMA 3450 6.0: Queer Desire, Gay Representation

Philosophy

PHIL 2050 6.0: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 2060 3.0: Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 2250 3.0: Philosophy of Gender & Sexuality
PHIL 3020 3.0: Ethics
PHIL 3050 3.0: Business Ethics A&M
PHIL 3110 3.0: Political Philosophy
PHIL 3195 3.0: Punishment and Responsibility
PHIL 3500 3.0: Feminism & Philosophy
PHIL 3595 3.0: International Ethics
PHIL 3576 3.0: Ethical and Legal Issues in Bioethical Research With Human Subjects
PHIL 3595 3.0: International Ethics
PHIL 3774 3.0: Bioethics
PHIL 4150 3.0: Professional Ethics
PHIL 4185 3.0: Philosophical Perspectives on Justice
PHIL 4070 3.0: Seminar in Moral Philosophy
PHIL 4150 3.0: Professional Ethics
PHIL 4180 3.0: Seminar in Political Philosophy
PHIL 4185 3.0: Philosophical Perspectives on Justice
PHIL 4802 3.0: Core Practical Philosophy

Political Science

POLS 3011 3.0: The Politics of Sexuality/ Sexual Politics
POLS 3065 3.0: Political Culture of Race and Racism
POLS 3230 3.0: Global Issues in Foreign Policy
POLS 3280 3.0: Canada and World Affairs
POLS 3450 3.0: Women and Politics [SOSC 3170]
POLS 3455 3.0: Topics in Women and Politics [SOSC 3175]
POLS 3600 3.0: Public Law I: The Constitution and the Courts
POLS 3605 3.0: Public Law II: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
POLS 4025 3.0: Freedom and Equality
POLS 4045 3.0: Ecology, Politics and Philosophy
POLS 4071 3.0: Politics of Cyberspace: Information and Power in the Surveillance Society
POLS 4080 3.0: The Philosophy of Toleration
POLS 4103 3.0 Diversity and Politics
POLS 4125 3.0: Women and Current Policy Issues
POLS 4210 3.0: Peace Research
POLS 4212 3.0: Global Justice and Humanitarian Internationalism
POLS 4410 3.0: Social Justice and Political Activists
POLS 4541 3.0: Human Rights in Europe and Canada
POLS 4605 3.0: Ethical Politics
POLS 4620 3.0: Health Policy in Canada
POLS 4625 3.0: Issues in Canadian Health Policy
POLS 4900 3.0: Political Capstone: Law, Social Justice, and Ethics

Social Science

SOSC 1210 9.0 Human Rights and Canadian Minorities (6.0 credit hours for Certificate - see below *)
SOSC 1341 9.0 The Social Economy (6.0 credit hours for Certificate - see below *)
SOSC 2340 9.0 Foundations of Business and Society (6.0 credit hours for Certificate - see below *)
SOSC 2350 6.0: Law and Society
SOSC 3090 3.0: Medicine and North American Society in Historical Perspective
SOSC 3170 3.0: Women and Politics
SOSC 3175 3.0: Topics in Women and Politics
SOSC 3360 6.0: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
SOSC 3370 6.0: Social Justice and Law
SOSC 3170 3.0: Women and Politics
SOSC 3175 3.0: Topics in Women and Politics
SOSC 3543 6.0: Introduction to Gender and Development: Key Themes in Critique and Practice
SOSC 4041 6.0 Alternative Economic Firms and Arrangements
SOSC 4043 6.0 Corporate Governance and Business Law in Comparative Context
SOSC 4350A-D 6.0: Law and Society Seminar
SOSC 4355 6.0: Gender, Sex and the Supreme Court

Sociology

SOCI 3420 6.0: Population and Society
SOCI 3430 6.0: Ethnicity, Power and Identity
SOCI 3450 6.0: Sociology of Race and Racism
SOCI 3630 6.0: Sociology of Education
SOCI 3660 6.0: Families and Social Change
SOCI 3690 6.0: Sociology of Gender
SOCI 3810 6.0: Sociology of Crime and Social Regulation
SOCI 4072 3.0: Sociology of Human Reproduction
SOCI 4300 3.0: Sociology of Health Care Delivery
SOCI 4430 3.0: Canada and Refugees
SOCI 4440 6.0: Radicalization, Discrimination and the Law
SOCI 4810 6.0: Women and the Criminal Justice System

* Four Foundations courses are included on the list of eligible courses. Because they are at the 1000 level, and students are only permitted to count one full course equivalent (6 credit hours) at the 1000 level toward the Certificate requirements, those Foundations courses will be credited for the purposes of the Certificate at 6.0 credit hours, though they count as 9.0 credit hours for the purposes of students' degree requirements.

Please note: some courses have prerequisites, or are limited to honours and majors students in the subject. Students must meet the requirements specified by the individual departments or Faculties pertaining to such matters. Students should consult the mini-calendars of the various departments or faculties for specific admission requirements for any course they are interested in.