Department of Humanities
Graduate Program in Science & Technology Studies
We're the first English–speaking STS program in Canada offering both MA and PhD degrees. In the STS program, you'll be encouraged to draw from social science and humanities disciplines to examine and analyze the role of science and technology in our societies, cultures, and economies.
Graduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies
This unique program provides the opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary, independent, innovative and individualized research that does not fit into traditional disciplinary categories. While intentionally small, this program attracts high-quality students with a wide range of scholarly interests and perspectives.
Graduate Program in Humanities
Examine subjects central to the humanities within a wide diversity of approaches with an explicit focus on interdisciplinary scholarship in theory and in practice. The program provides students with the unique opportunity to carry out specialized academic work in the diverse, cultural expressions of the humanities.
Humanities, Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies, Undeclared Majors, Public Administration
Department of HumanitiesSchool of Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies Black Canadian StudiesChildren, Childhood & YouthClassical StudiesCulture & ExpressionEast Asian StudiesHellenic StudiesHumanitiesIndigenous StudiesIndividualized StudiesJewish StudiesReligious Studies Gender & Women's StudiesSexuality StudiesBridging Program for WomenLGBTQ Bridging Program School of Public Policy & AdministrationPublic Policy & AdministrationPublic AdministrationSPPABPA
Certificate in Children’s Literature
Engage with texts to examine how modes of representation shape our perceptions of children and youth in the contemporary world.
Certificate in Jewish Studies
Focus on the history and cultural practices of Jews around the world and in different eras.
CCY Work-Focused Placement Course
This course provides hands-on, Work-Focused EE opportunities to fourth-year Children, Childhood & Youth students. Students complete part-time, supervised placements with non-profit or community organizations to gain relevant work experience in exchange for academic credit.
Black Canadian Studies Practicum
This course provides students with practical experience analyzing issues through the lens of Black Canadian Studies with placement in the offices of elected officials.