Brantford
The following is a list of sustainability-related and sustainability-focused courses offered at Laurier Brantford.
Sustainability-Focused Courses
Contemporary Studies
- CT212 Environmental Issues and Responses
- CT401 Food
Criminology
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CC306 Global Justice
Human Rights and Human Diversity
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HR328 The United Nations in the 21st Century
Indigenous Studies
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ID201 Indigenous Perspectives on Global Issues
Sustainability-Related Courses
Contemporary Studies
- CT111 Regions in Context -- the Grand River
- CT122 Social and Political Thought
- CT201 Criminology and Contemporary Issues
- CT310 Blending Economic Theory and Law: Money, Markets and Justice
- CT450 The City in Contemporary Life
- CT499 Interdisciplinarity in Practice
Criminology
- CC308 Corporate Deviance and Crime
- CC312 Madness, Pollution and Crime
Environment and Society
- EY101 Environment and Society: A Historical Perspective
- EY301 Environmental Communication
- EY302 Climate Change and Society
Health Studies
- HS200 Social Determinants of Health
- HS219 Disabilities
- HS303 Environment and Health
Human Rights and Human Diversity
- HR100 Human Rights & Human Diversity
- HR321 Journalism, Human Rights and International Development
- HR329 Global Health and Social Justice
- HR331 Human Rights and the Environment
- HR402 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Human Rights
Journalism
- JN206 The Margin and the Mainstream
- JN212 Journalism and Social Change
- JN303 Public Journalism and Social Advocacy
- JN327 Social Documentary
Law and Society
- LY210 The Role of Harm in Canadian Law: What’s Right, What’s Wrong and What Hurts
Leadership
- OL260 Organizations and Social Change
- OL300 Ethics and Organizational Responsibility
- OL350 Multicultural Competence
Media Studies
- MX201 Media and Modernity


