Whether you just started in the African Studies Program or are further along in your studies, we have answers to your most common questions. Read the Q&A below for info about programs and courses, enrolment, exams and more. Please feel free to reach out if your question is not addressed below. Quick Links General Information […]
These are organizations that collaborate with our department to enrich the campus experience. These groups can focus on a wide range of interests, including academic disciplines, cultural backgrounds, community service, professional development, and recreational activities. Their primary goal is to foster a sense of community among students, providing them with opportunities to connect with peers […]
The Women in Law Association is dedicated to empowering and supporting pre-law students through a vibrant community that fosters professional growth, skill development, and advocacy. The organization aims to give a platform for networking, mentorship and access to resources that enables women to thrive in the field of law and beyond. The Women in Law Association […]
Experiential education is hands-on learning that applies the concepts and theories you’re studying to real world challenges. You’ll engage in guided practical experiences in the classroom, in the workplace, in the community and abroad. You will collaborate with community partners and contribute to meaningful work that moves organizations toward their goals. Earn course credit – […]
In many years, students in the Urban Studies Program have activated the Federation of Urban Studies Students (FUSS), an association founded to represent student interests in the program. FUSS's work in past has included bringing guest speakers to York, making a video, arranging urban studies field trips and organizing information sessions about possibilities for urban […]