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Cultural and Social Explorations Certificate
Program Requirements
- ANTH 1210: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- GEOG 1010/1110: Introduction to Historical and Modern Cultural Geography
- POLI 1210: Contemporary Ideologies
- SOCI 1110/1210: Introduction to Sociology 1 and 2
Plus any three of:
- ANTH 2140: Canadian Native Peoples
- ANTH 2150: Studies in Ethnography
- GEOG 2120: Geography in an Urban World
- POLI 2150: Comparative Politics
- POLI 2220: Political Philosophy
