Course Offerings
Current course offerings and schedules are subject to change and should be checked on LORIS, or LORIS Browse Classes (formerly Dynamic Schedule), where location information can also be found. Full, official academic information can be found on the academic calendars.
If you would like to take a course for which you are missing a prerequisite or are in the wrong year level or major, you will have to fill out the Social and Environmental Justice Override Form. Filling out the form does not guarantee entry into the course.
100-Level Courses
SOJE100: The Engaged Citizen: Social and Environmental Justice in the 21st Century
SOJE/ID120: Introduction to Indigenous Studies
200-Level Courses
SOJE/HS202: Science and Cultural Issues
SOJE/HS203: Disease and Society
SOJE204: Social and Environmental Justice in Practice
SOJE/ID205: Indigenous People and Anthropology
SOJE215: Environmental Concerns: From the Grand to the Globe
SOJE/DMJN/MX222: Digital and Social Media: Critical Approaches
SOJE/DMJN/MX226: The Media in a Global World
SOJE/HS227: Aging: Realities and Myths
SOJE/LY250: Understanding Global Capitalism
SOJE252: Niagara Falls
SOJE253: Ancients and Moderns
SOJE255: The Democratic Imagination
SOJE/HR260: Introduction to Human Rights
300-Level Courses
SOJE300: Directed Studies
SOJE310: Economics, Class and Public Policy
SOJE312: Sustainability and Global Society
SOJE/YC326: Children, Toys and Media
SOJE355: Advancing Racial and Ethnic
SOJE367: Shelter and Social Justice Field Course
SOJE/HR370: Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice
400-Level Course
SOJE401: Food Justice
SOJE403: Community Internship
SOJE408: Giants of Capitalism: The New Retail Economy
SOJE417: Special Topics in Environment and Sustainability
SOJE419: Environmental Justice
SOJE425: Social and Environmental Capstone: Another World is Possible
SOJE/YC430: Youth Cultures
Course Outlines
For past Social and Environmental Justice (formerly SCE, CT) course outlines, please contact Alicia Schiassi and provide:
- The course number(s);
- The year the course was offered; and
- Your Laurier student ID (if applicable).
The outlines will be forwarded as a PDF attachement.
Current students, please use your Laurier email account when requesting course outlines as this is our official means of communication with you, and will ensure delivery.