Faculty of Arts
The following is a list of sustainability-related and sustainability-focused courses offered by the Faculty of Arts.
Sustainability Focused-Courses
Cultural Studies - KS300A Special Topic Cultural Studies in Action
- GG362 Global Food Systems
- GG468 Advanced Spatial Analysis
- GG469 Geographical Information Systems II
- GG493 Problems in Land Resources Management
- ES101 Introduction to Environmental Studies
- ES295 Ecotourism and the Environment
- ES392 Environmental Impact Assessment
- ES496 Theory and Practice of Sustainability
- HI424 Reading Seminar on Nature and Environment in Canadian History
- GS351 Nature, Culture and Development
Sociology
- SY406 Environmental Sociology
- SY414 Social Movements
Sustainability-Related Courses
Anthropology
- AN200 Key Concepts in Contemporary Anthropology
- AN205 Inuit of the Canadian Arctic
- AN229 Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: Contemporary Issues
- AN237 Cross-cultural Studies of Change
- AN331 Political Ecology of Environmental Discourse
- AN463 Anthropology of Nature and the Environment
Archaeology & Classical Studies
- AR246 Environmental Archaeology
- LA101 Introductory Latin I
- LA102 Introductory Latin II
- LA203 Intermediate Latin
- LA204 Selections from Latin Authors
- GR201 Introductory Ancient Greek I
- CL101 The Greek World
- CL102 Roman Civilization
- CL212 Roman Literature
Communication Studies
- CS213 Technology and Society
- CS310 Globalization & Communication
Geography & Environmental Studies
- GG101 Introduction to Physical Geography
- GG102 Introduction to Human Geography
- GG231 Risks and Disasters
- GG261 Geography of Energy
- GG290 Global Resource and Environmental Issues
- GG350 Canadian Issues
- GG294 Geography of Tourism - "Beyond the City"
- GG336 Coastal Processes and Landforms
- GG388 Introductory Physical Climatology
- GG389 Climate Change
- GG391 Wildlife and Rural Land Resources Management
- GG395 The World's Problem Environments
- GG396 Natural Hazards
- GG397 World Water Environment and Development Issues
- GG398 Parks and Protected Areas
- GG486 Seminar on Coastal Environments
- GG494 Northern Resources and Environments
- ES102 Environmental Problems and Approaches
- ES293 Social-Ecological Systems Approaches
- ES298 Environmental Thought
- ES357 Greening the Campus
English
- EN330 Human Rights in Contemporary Cultural Forms
- EN220 Reading Culture
Global Studies
- GS211 Theories of development
- GS441 Ecological Citizenship
History
- HI120 World History in the Past and Present: An Introduction
- HI209 The United States from 1877 to the Present
- HI322 Social History of Modern Canada
- HI344 Native Peoples of Eastern Canada
- HI345 Native Peoples of Western Canada
- HI377 Science and Environment in Canadian History
- HI425 Reading Seminar on Science, Culture and Society in Canadian History
- HI474 Nature and Environment in Canadian History
- HI476 Aboriginal North America: Interpreting Native History since Columbus
Philosophy
- PP203 Social and Political Philosophy
- PP213 Legal Philosophy
- PP223 Contemporary Moral Issues
- PP224 Philosophy and the Environment
- PP247 Business Ethics
Political Science
- PO220 Politics in Developing Countries
- PO316 Canadian Environmental Politics
- PO322 Civil Society, Social Movements, and Globalization
- PO420 The Politics of Social Policy in the Era of Globalization
- PO485 The Global Environment
- PO491 International Human Rights
Religion and Culture
- RE321 Gandhi: Non-Violence and the Struggle for Freedom
- RE380 Religion and Social Change
Sociology
- SY102 Critical Analysis of Social Issues
- SY204 Social Inequality
- SY307 Political Sociology
- SY333 Human Rights I: Canadian Responsibility
- SY410 Human Rights II: Intellectuals’ Responsibility
Women & Gender Studies
- WS100 Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
- WS305 Gender, Culture and Technology
- WS306 Women and Social Justice
