Courses

Sustainability-Focused Courses

Anthropology

• AN463: Environments, Environmentalisms and Nature/Culture

Environmental Studies

• ES290: Global Resource and Environmental Issues
• ES296: Introduction to Sustainability
• ES/GG356: Development and the Environment
• ES496: Theory and Practice of Sustainability

Geography

• GG290: Global Resources and Environmental Issues
• GG350: Canadian Issues
• GG362: Global Food Systems
• GG389: Climate Change

Global Studies

• GS351: Nature, Culture and Development
• GS441: Ecological Citizenship

Philosophy

• PP224: Philosophy and the Environment

Political Science

• PO316: Environment and Nature Resource Politics in Canada

Psychology

• PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action

Sociology

• SY406: Environmental Sociology

Sustainability-Related Courses

Anthropology

• AN200: Key Concepts in Contemporary Anthropology
• AN229: Aboriginal Peoples of Canada
• AN237: Cross-Cultural Studies of Change
• AN343: Culture and Society in Latin America

Archaeology and Classical Studies

• AR246: Environment and Archaeology
• AR102: Introduction to Archaeology
• AR219: Field Archaeology
• AR241: Historical Archaeology
• AR250: Digital Heritage and Archaeology
• AR342: Cultural Heritage Issues in Historical and Industrial Archaeology
• AR343: Heritage Preservation and Structural Recording in Historical and Industrial Archaeology
• AR336: Culture and Resource Management
• AR372: Archaeological Collections Management
• CL101: The Greek World
• CL102: Roman Civilization
• CL/HI226: History of Ancient Rome

Christian Studies and Global Citizenship

• GC343: Christian Studies and Ecojustice

English and Film Studies

• EN107: Literature and Catastrophe
• EN108: Literature and the Environment
• EN220: Reading Culture
• EN250: Literature, Nature, Ecocentrism
• EN280: Indigenous Writers
• EN330: Human Rights in Contemporary Cultural Forms

Environmental Studies

• ES101: Introduction to Environmental Studies
• ES102: Environmental Problems and Approaches
• ES291: Geography of Resource Policy and Administration
• ES293: Social-Ecological Systems Approaches
• ES295: Ecotourism and the Environment
• ES297: Geography of Water Resources-Canada
• ES298: Environmental Thought
• ES391: Wildlife and Rural Land Resources Management
• ES392: Environmental Impact Assessment
• ES397: World Water Environment and Development Issues
• ES398: Parks and Protected Areas
• ES401: Theory and Practice of Ecosystem-Based Management
• ES493: Problems in Land Resources Management
• ES494: Northern Resources & Environments

Geography

• GG102: Intro to Human Geography
• GG231: Risks and Disasters
• GG261: Geography of Energy
• GG391: Wildlife and Rural Land Resources Management
• GG395: The World's Problem Environments
• GG396: Natural Hazards
• GG397: World Water Environment and Development Issues
• GG486: Seminar on Coastal Environments
• GG494: Northern Resources and Environments

Global Studies

• GS212: Theories of Development
• GS232: Peace and Conflict Transformation
• GS361: Disasters and Development
• GS405a: Global Lives of Natural Resources

History

• 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
• HI424: Reading Seminar on Nature 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

North American Studies

• NO240: North America: Business and Society
• NO/GG201: North American Transborder Region

Philosophy

• PP224: Philosophy and the Environment

Political Science

• PO319: African Politics
• PO360: Canadian Mass Politics
• PO433: Issues and Policy-making in Canada
• PO494: Programming in Fragile States

Psychology

• PS374: Applied Social Psychology

Religion and Culture

• RE330: Controversial Religious Issues and Movements

Sociology

• SY414: Social Movements
• SY406: Environmental Sociology
• SY414: Social Movements

Sustainability-Focused Courses

Business

• BU411: Business Strategy for Sustainability
• BU615: Environmental Management Economics
• BU701: Competitive Strategy for a Sustainable World

Economics

• EC238: Environmental Economics
• EC318: Economics of Natural Resources

Sustainability-Related Courses

Business  

• BU111: Introduction to Business Organization
• BU121: Functional Areas of the Organization
• BU398: Organizational Behaviour
• BU455: Transportation and Facilities Management
• BU461r: Social Entrepreneurship
• BU485: Environmental Management for Operations
• BU492j: Marketing and Society
• BU645: Supply Chain Management
• BU650: Ethics and the Conduct of Business
• BU657: Financial Statements
• BU661: International Strategy
• BU699: Design Thinking  
• BU732: Strategic Brand Management

Economics

• EC236: Economics and Demography

Sustainability-Related Courses

• EU415: Science and Technology Education 1
• EU433: Outdoor and Environmental Education
• EU434: Global Education
• EU464: Teaching Methods: Social Studies, History and Geography

Sustainability-Focused Courses

Business

• BU615: Environmental Management
• BU701: Competitive Strategy for a Sustainable World

Geography and Environmental Studies

• GG639: Food Systems and Sustainability
• GG641: Climate Change: Physical Science Basis
• GG669: Energy and Sustainability
• GG672: Human Ecology of Stressed Environments
• GG674: Climate and Society
• GG676: Climate Change: Vulnerability and Adaptation
• GG677: Climate Change, Natural Hazards and Disaster Risk Reduction
• GG678: Climate Policy, Law and Institutions
• GG679: Climate Change Mitigation

Global Governance

• GV732: Global Environmental Governance

International Policy and Governance

• IP611: The Economics of Environmental and Resource Policy
• IP612: Issues in International Environmental Policy
• IP614: Interdisciplinary Seminar in International Environmental Policy

Society, Culture and the Environment

• SJ631: Special Topics in Social and Environmental Justice

Sociology

• SY616: Global Environmental Problems and Global Change

Sustainability-Related Courses

Biology

• BI603: Biodiversity

Chemistry and Biochemistry

• CH645: Environmental Heterogeneous Catalysis
• CH602: Green Methods in Organic Synthesis

English

• EN629p: Green Romanticism
• EN692r: Canadian Literary Ecologies

Geography and Environmental Studies

• GG601: Environmental Change and Remote Sensing
• GG635: International Development: Theories and Practice
• GG637: Seminar in Cultural and Historical Geography
• GG638: Consequences of Tourism
• GG644: Applied Geomorphology
• GG647: Recent Activities in Wetland Studies
• GG648/BI646: Paleoliminology
• GG651: Hydroecology for Freshwater Ecosystem Management
• GG653: Land Use and the Carbon Cycle
• GG654: Applied Biochemistry
• GG665: Environmental Planning Theory and Practice
• GG666: Ecosystem Approach to Park Planning
• GG668: Environmental Assessment
• GG673: International Perspectives on Resource and Environmental Management
• GG685: Theory of Local Economic Development

Global Governance

• GV720: The History of Global Governance
• GV733: Security Ontology

History

• HI633: Society and Nature in the Victorian Age

International Policy and Governance

• IP613: Special Topics in International Environmental Policy

Social Work

• SK647: Elders' Teaching and Indigenous Identity
• SK610: Social Change and Social Action

Sustainability-Related Courses

Criminology

• CC306: Global Justice

Health Studies

• HS303: Environment and Health

Sustainability-Focused Courses

• UU101: Perspectives on Sustainability

Sustainability-Related Courses

• UU150: Foundations for Community Engagement and Service

Sustainability-Focused Courses

Environment and Society  

• EY302: Climate Change and Society

Human Rights and Human Diversity

• HR231: Human Rights and the Environment

Indigenous Studies

• ID301: Traditional Ecological Knowledge

Society, Culture and Environment

• CT210: Environment and Society: Historical Perspectives
• CT215: Environmental Concerns: from the Grand to the Globe
• CT302: Climate Change and Society
• CT312: Sustainability and Global Society
• CT401: Food
• CT415: Practising Sustainability
• CT417: Special Topics in Environment and Sustainability

Sustainability-Related Courses

Environment and Society  

• EY101: Environment and Society: A Historical Perspective
• EY301: Environmental Communication

Human Rights and Human Diversity

• HR100: Human Rights and Human Diversity
• HR163: Introduction to International Development
• HR301: Development Theories, Strategies and Issues
• HR328: The United Nations in the 21st Century
• HR329: Global Health and Social Justice
• HR402: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Human Rights

Indigenous Studies

• ID201: Indigenous Perspectives on Global Issues
• ID/CT120: Introduction to Indigenous Studies

Journalism

• JN206:The Margin and the Mainstream
• JN212: Journalism and Social Change
• JN301: Environmental Communication
• JN303: Public Journalism and Social Advocacy
• JN327: Social Documentary

Leadership  

• OL340: Leadership, Organizational Culture and Change
• OL322/HR322: Non-Governmental Organizations
• OL370: Power and Governance in Organizations

Society, Culture and Environment

• CT100: Current Issue in Global Context
• CT202: Science and Cultural Issues
• CT208: Science, Truth and Values
• CT250: Themes in Global Capitalism
• CT401: Food
• CT404: Issues in Development and Social Entrepreneurship
• CT450: The City in Contemporary Life
• CT455: Struggles in Capitalism Today
• CT487: The Medicine Garden

Sustainability-Related Courses

• MU310/HI389: Music, Sound and Environment

Sustainability-Focused Courses

Biology

• BI394: The Changing North: Subarctic Ecosystems

Sustainability-Related Courses

Biology  

• BI111: Biological Diversity and Evolution
• BI119: Introduction to Functional Biology
• BI256: Life on Earth: Animals
• BI266: Life on Earth: Plants
• BI300: Environmental Toxicology
• BI309: Population Ecology
• BI400: Topics in Environmental Toxicology
• BI405: Community Ecology
• BI458: Vertibrate Biodiversity and Conservation
• BI468: Plant Biodiversity and Conservation
• BI488: Invertibrate Biodiversity and Conservation
• BI603: Biodiversity

Chemistry  

• CH110: Fundamentals of Chemistry I
• CH233: Environmental Atmospheric Chemistry
• CH234: Environmental Aquatic Chemistry
• CH445: Environmental Heterogeneous Catalysis
• CH645: Environmental Heterogeneous Catalysis
• CH602: Green Methods in Organic Synthesis

Psychology  

• PS270: Social Psychology
• PS374: Applied Social Psychology
• PS383: Psychology, Environment, and Action

Sustainability-Related Courses

Social Work

• SK121: Introduction to Social Work: Values, Ethics and Practice