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Department of Humanities

Study in Israel

Study in Israel

To obtain university entrance and scholarship applications, please contact the addresses given below. All scholarships are open to any full-time York student, who has completed at least one full year at York; they are generally not awarded to students for whom the year in Israel will be their last at York. For undergraduates, preference will […]

JWST Courses

JWST Courses

Browse through the database below to explore courses that will fulfill certain degree requirements in the Jewish Studies program. When registering for classes on the Course Timetable website, be sure to carefully read through the "Notes/Additional Fees" section of each course you select. Remember that REMT & ONLN are completely online courses and LECT, TUT, […]

JWST Degree Options & Requirements

JWST Degree Options & Requirements

Jewish Studies explores the texts, histories, cultures, sociologies, languages, literatures and fine arts of the Jewish people from biblical times to the present. It also examines Jewish interactions with non-Jews over the ages, both cooperative and antagonistic, elements of cultural symbiosis, evolving attitudes toward and images of Jews within various non-Jewish cultures and the history […]

Jewish Studies

Jewish Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Explore the rich histories, cultures and languages of the Jewish people.  Fulfill your diverse academic interests while immersing yourself in Jewish Studies. You’ll examine Judaism as a religion, but also explore Jewish texts, histories, sociologies, languages and fine arts from biblical times to the present. You’ll benefit from our small group […]

Thesis Course

Thesis Course

AP/INDV 4000 6.00 Individualized Studies Thesis This course helps students connect their topic through a sustained piece of research and writing. An adviser, arranged for by the student, directs the thesis and acts as one of its readers. Normally the finished thesis is around 60 pages in length. Please note that students intending to register in […]

Project Strategies

Project Strategies

How do IS students find their way to a big project? First, they do a few years of college or university studies. Others arrive from the work world. Nobody comes straight in from high school because it pays to know your way around a university, and to know your skills and goals. Students start with […]

INDV Degree Options & Requirements

INDV Degree Options & Requirements

The Specialized Honours BA program in Individualized Studies is designed for students wishing to pursue an interdisciplinary topic that requires courses from different areas across York. Students will be asked to prepare a statement describing their desired subject. They will also be asked to identify a set of relevant courses from LA&PS and other faculties. […]

Individualized Studies

Individualized Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Honours Chart your own path. Are you a self-motivated and intellectually mature second-year student? Want to pursue studies that meet your interests and skill set? Individualized Studies lets you create your own area of specialization. You’ll draw from the University’s various academic disciplines and Faculties to produce a study plan that […]

INDG Courses

INDG Courses

Browse through the database below to explore courses that will fulfill certain degree requirements in the Indigenous Studies program. When registering for classes on the Course Timetable website, be sure to carefully read through the "Notes/Additional Fees" section of each course you select. Not all of the courses below will necessarily be offered in any given […]

INDG Degree Options & Requirements

INDG Degree Options & Requirements

Our program offers a range of courses combining an experiential education emphasis on First Nations including Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Wendat, Metis and Inuit. Our core courses address colonial history, spirituality, Indigenous protocols and methodologies, Metis perspectives and Indigenous theory. We also feature courses that enable students to explore Indigenous literatures, cinema and music, as well as […]