Delivered in partnership with the University of Bari, this course offers students an immersive opportunity to explore work, labour, and social change in Italy through firsthand experience. Located in the heart of Southern Italy, Bari provides a unique setting to examine the regional dynamics, economic challenges, and cultural influences that have shaped Italy’s labour landscape. […]
SOSC 3483 is a 6-week study abroad course that examines the relationship between culture, democracy and development in Africa. It aims to give students an opportunity to acquire practical hands-on knowledge about how cultural and governance practices shape development challenges and opportunities in an African context. The course is divided into two interrelated parts:
Quebec appears to tackle questions related to religious diversity differently than other provinces in Canada. Why is that? What role does the Catholic heritage of the province play in understanding these differences? Why does this province feel the need to legislate on the place of religion in its society, and on secularism? What are the […]