Courses
The sustainability courses below have been separated into two sections:
- Sustainability-Focused refers to courses that are entirely dedicated to the concepts of sustainability, including economic, environmental and social dimensions, or take a sustainability-focused lens to the course subject.
- Sustainability-Related refers to courses that incorporate sustainability as a distinct course component, module or concentrate on a single sustainability principle, within economic, environmental or social areas.
To view a full description and details of courses that are listed for the current academic year, check out Laurier’s academic calendar.
Sustainability Focused
- Anthropology
- AN463: Environments, Environmentalisms and Nature/Culture
- Environmental Studies
- ES101: Introduction to Environmental Studies
- ES102: Environmental Problems and Approaches
- ES274: One Earth, One Health
- ES290: Global Resources and Environmental issues
- ES295: Ecotourism and the Environment
- ES296: Introduction to Sustainability
- ES/GG356: Development and the Environment
- ES357: Greening the Campus
- ES392: Environmental Impact Assessment
- ES393: Environmental Migration
- ES394: Social-Ecological Systems Approaches
- ES401: Theory and Practice of Eco-System-Based Management
- ES496: Theory and Practice of Sustainability
- ES498: Environmental Thought
- Global Studies
- GS351: Nature, Culture, and Development
- GS441: Ecological Citizenship
- Philosophy
- PP224: Philosophy and the Environment
- Psychology
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
Sustainability Related
- Anthropology
- AN200: Theory of Culture
- AN201: Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: Ethnohistorical Perspectives
- AN210: Intercultural Competencies
- AN237: Cross-Cultural Studies of Change
- AN242: Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism
- AN340: Contemporary Issues in India
- AN343: Culture and Society in Latin America
- AN349: Environments, Environmentalisms and Nature/culture
- Archaeology and Heritage Studies
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- PS383: Environment, Psychology and Action
- Christian Studies and Global Citizenship
- GC343: Christian Studies and Ecojustice
- GC353: Sing Fires of Justice: Music towards the Common Good
- Communication Studies
- CS206: Public Communication
- CS213: Technology and Society
- CS250: Introduction to Creative Industries
- CS310: Globalization and Communication
- CS322: Gender, Communication and Culture
- CS350: Political Economy of Communication and Culture
- Cultural Analysis and Social Theory
- KS203: Popular Culture and Ideology
- 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
- History
- HI253: Race, Rights and the Law in Early United States History
- HI256: Human Rights in World History
- HI271: Survey of European Women's/Gender History
- HI275: Consumerism and its History, 1700-2000
- Hi322: Social History of Modern Canada
- HI330: Slavery and Emancipation in the United States
- HI336: Capitalism
- HI338: Canadian Labour History
- HI342: Culture and Ideas in the Modern World: Descartes to Darwin
- HI375: Seeking Justice: The Family and Law in Canada, 1867-1969
- HI377: Science and Environment in Canadian History
- HI389/MU31: Music, Sound and Environment
- HI397: Canadian Women's and Gender History
- HI410: Reading Seminar on The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
- Hi412: Reading Seminar on Race and Gender in the United States, 1608-1877
- HI424: Reading Seminar on Nature and Environment in Canadian History
- HI425: Reading Seminar on Science, Culture and Society in Canadian History
- HI426: Reading Seminar on Aboriginal History in North American Since Columbus
- HI462: Research Seminar on Race & Gender in the United States, 1608-1877
- HI474: Nature and Environment in Canadian History
- HI476: Aboriginal North America
- Languages and Literatures
- SP220: Topics in Spanish Culture
- AB245: The Arab Spring: A cultural Approach
- AB246: Media representations of Arab Muslims
- SP465: Social Documentary in the Hispanic World
- North American Studies
- NO105: Billionaires, Beavers, and Bandits
- NO211: Canadian Identities and Cultures
- NO230: Decolonizing North America
- NO240: North America: Business and Society
- NO301: Drugs, Guns, and Trucks: Commerce and Contraband Across North America
- NO310: Canada in the World: From Laurier to the 21st Century
- Philosophy
- PP224: Philosophy and the Environment
- PP230: Philosophy of War and Peace
- PP247: Business Ethics
- PP249: Philosophy and Gender
- Political Science
- PO220: Poverty and Inequality in the Global South
- PO212: Law and Politics in Multicultural Democracies
- PO230: Women, Gender and Politics
- PO231: Politics in an Insecure World
- PO232: Markets, Money, and International Politics
- PO316: Canadian Environmental Policy
- PO319: African Politics
- PO326: The Global Politics of Human Displacement and Refugees
- PO350: Theories of Justice
- PO360: Canadian Mass Politics
- PO433: Issues and Policymaking in Canada
- PO489: Global Political Economy in Turbulent Times
- PO494: Programming in Fragile States
- Religion and Culture
- RE236: Christian Ethics and Canadian Social Problems
- RE285: Religion and Culture of the African Diaspora
- RE321: Gandhi: Non-Violence and the Struggle for Freedom
- RE330: Controversial Religious Issues and Movements
- RE366: Religion and Violence
- RE372: Women's Lives and Religious Values
- RE377: Gender and Islam
- Sociology
- SY210: Social Inequality
- SY332: Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
- SY333: Human Rights I: Canadian Responsibility
- SY338: Women and Development
- SY405: Poverty
- SY406: Environmental Sociology
- SY410: Human Rights II: Intellectuals' Responsibility
- SY414: Social Movements
- SY416: Equity in Education
- SY417: Dimensions of Inequality in Canada
- SY419: Migration, Globalization and Transnationalism in Canada
- Women and Gender Studies
- WS100: Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
- WS202: Women and Gender Relations in Canada
- WS204: Women, Gender and Work
- WS208: Violence Against Women
- WS209: Women and Leadership
- WS211: Diverse Masculinities
- WS304: Gender and Colonial Legacies
- WS306: Women and Social Justice
- WS307: Gender and Social Politics in Contemporary Muslim Societies
- WS310: Transnational Sexualities
Sustainability-Focused Courses
- Business
- BU411: Business Strategy for Sustainability
- Economics
- EC238: Environmental Economics
- EC318: Economics of Natural Resources
Sustainability-Related Courses
- Business
- BU111: Introduction to Business Organization
- BU121: Functional Areas of the Organization
- BU321: Social Entrepreneurship
- BU398: Organizational Behaviour
- BU405: Procurement and Supply Management
- BU414: Occupational Health and Safety
- BU435: Supply Chain Management
- BU448: Strategic Compensation in Canada
- BU451: Law and Entrepreneurship
- BU455: Transportation and Facilities Management
- BU464: Labour Relations
- BU469: Global Marketing Management
- BU483: Life and Health Insurance
- BU485: Environmental Management for Operations
- BU489: International Organizational Behaviour
- BU492j: Marketing and Society
- Economics
- EC207: Economic Development
- EC236: Economics and Demography
- EC239: Introduction to International Trade
- EC246: Economics of Inequality
- EC248: Economics of Health
- EC301: Transportation Economics
- EC316: Economics and Gender
- EC328: Economics of Education
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
- EU490: Diversity Series: Special Education II
- "EU492: Diversity Series: Equity and Diversity in Schools”
- EU493: Diversity Series: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (FNMI) Topics in Educational Contexts
- EU494: Diversity Series: Mental Health in the Classroom Context
Sustainability-Focused Courses
- Business
- BU615: Environmental Management
- BU701: Competitive Strategy for a Sustainable World
- Arts
- Geography and Environmental Studies
- GG615/ERS615/PLAN615 (UW): Community Economic Development
- GG639: Food Systems and Sustainability
- GG641: Climate Change: Physical Science Basis
- GG652: Climate prediction, Modelling and Scenarios
- GG660/ERS660/PLAN660 (UW): Perspectives in Resources and Environmental Management
- GG661A: Applied Studies in Hydrology and Environment 1
- GG661B: Applied Studies in Hydrology and Environment 1
- GG664: Political Ecology: Nature, Society and Sustainability
- 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
- GG694: Special Topics in Environmental and Resource Management A-Z
- GG696: Special Topics in Environmental Science A-Z
- 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 Environment
- SJ631: Special Topics in Social and Environmental Justice
- Sociology
- Geography and Environmental Studies
Sustainability-Related Courses
- Science
- Biology
- BI603: Biodiversity
- Chemistry
- CH645: Environmental Heterogeneous Catalysis
- CH602: Green Methods in Organic Synthesis
- Biology
- Arts
- Applied Politics
- PO606: Managing Conflict and Cooperation in Canadian Politics
- PO610: Social Advocacy
- PO650: International Human Rights, the Law and Governance
- PO691V: Global Social Policy
- PO605: Applied Global Governance
- PO608: Governance by Design: New Institutions for Changing Realities
- English
- PO606: Managing Conflict and Cooperation in Canadian Politics
- PO610: Social Advocacy
- PO650: International Human Rights, the Law and Governance
- PO691V: Global Social Policy
- PO605: Applied Global Governance
- PO608: Governance by Design: New Institutions for Changing Realities
- Communication Studies
- CS615: Global Cultures: Hybrids, Homogeneities and Flows
- CS616: Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Migration Systems
- CS617: Risk, Media and Science
- CS652: Material Culture
- Cultural Analysis and Social Theory
- CQ601: Cultural Analysis and Social Theory
- CQ610: Race, Gender and Imperialism
- CQ615: Theories of Multiculturalism and Intercultural Dialogue
- CQ623: Technologies of Gender: Female Bodies and Feminist Communities in Cyberspace
- CQ632: Hybrid Discourses, Discourses of Hybridity
- CQ633: Power, Hegemony and Resistance
- CQ635: Social Theory and Contemporary Film
- Geography and Environmental Studies
- GG601: Environmental Change and Remote Sensing
- GG602: Remote Sensing of Cold Regions
- GG603: Remote Sensing and Earth System Science
- GG605/PLAN654(UW): Spatial Information Technology, Globalization and International Development
- GG607: Applications of Geographic Information Systems
- GG608: Urban Remote Sensing
- GG609: GIS and Spatial Decision Support for Planning and Resource Management
- GG611/PLAN611/LED611(UW): Industrial Location Theory and Concepts
- GG615/ERS615/PLAN615(UW): Community Economic Development
- GG613/PLAN613/LED613(UW): Regional Development Principles and Practice
- GG619/Planning619/LED619(UW): Regional Planning Economic and Investment Analysis
- GG620: Seminar in Human Geography
- GG621/PLAN621(UW): Metropolitan Form and Structure in Canada
- GG624: Human Activity and Travel Behaviour
- GG635: International Development: Theories and Practice
- GG638: Consequences of Tourism
- GG637: Seminar in Cultural and Historical Geography
- GG639: Food Systems and Sustainability
- GG640: Seminar in Physical Geography
- GG641: Climate Change: Physical Science Basis
- GG642: Micrometeorology
- GG643: Dynamic Geomorphology
- GG644: Applied Geomorphology
- GG645: Fluvial and Glaciofluvial Sediment Transport
- GG646: Hydrology
- GG647: Recent Advances in Wetland Studies
- GG648/BIOL646/EARTH646(UWaterloo): Paleolimnology
- GG649: Hydrology of Cold Regions
- GG651: Hydrogeology for Freshwater Ecosystem Management
- GG652: Climate Prediction, Modelling and Scenarios
- GG653: Land Use and the Carbon Cycle
- GG654: Applied Biogeochemistry
- GG655: Snow Hydrology
- GG660/PLAN660/ERS660(UW): Perspectives in Resource and Environmental Management
- GG661A/PLAN661A*: Applied Studies in Hydrology and the Environment I
- GG661B/PLAN661B(UW): Applied Studies in Hydrology and the Environment 2
- GG664: Political Ecology: Nature, Society and Sustainability
- GG665/PLAN665(UW): Environment Planning Theory and Practice
- GG666/PLAN666(UW): Ecosystem Approach to Park Planning
- GG668/PLAN668(UW): Environmental Assessment
- GG669: Energy and Sustainability
- GG671/TOUR601/LED671(UW): Contemporary Perspectives on Tourism
- GG673: International Perspectives on Resource and Environmental Management
- GG674: Climate and Society
- GG676: Climate Change: Vulnerability and Adaption
- GG677: Climate Change, Natural Hazards and Disaster Risk Reduction
- GG678: Climate Change Governance: From Global Treaties to Local Innovation
- GG679: Climate Change Mitigation
- GG685/LED685(UW) Theory of Local Economic Development
- GG690: Geographic Thought and Methodology
- Global Governance
- GV720: The History of Global Governance
- GV731: Governance of the Global Economy
- GV733: Security Ontology
- History
- HI610A: War and Society in the 20th Century
- HI615A: War and Genocide in Europe, 1939-45
- HI616A: War and Remembrance in the Twentieth Century
- HI617A: The War at Home: Home Fronts in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain
- HI633A: Society and Nature in the Victorian Age
- HI639A: Race and Gender in the United States, 1608-1877
- HI633B: Society and Nature in the Victorian Age: Research Seminar
- HI719: War and Society Major Seminar
- HI759: War and Society Minor Seminar
- International Policy and Governance
- IP622: Power and Policy in the Global Economy
- Social Work
- SK647: Elders' Teaching and Indigenous Identity
- SK610: Social Change and Social Action
- Society, Culture and Environment
- SOJE601: Theories of Social Justice and Community Engagement
- SOJE602: Applied Research for Social Justice
- SOJE606: Changing the Political Terrain: Approaches to Organization
- SOJE621: Social Justice Community Placement
- SOJE631: Special Topics in Social and Environmental Justice
- Applied Politics
- Business
- Business
- BU645: Supply Chain Management
- BU650: Ethics and the Conduct of Business
- BU657: Financial Statements
- BU661: International Strategy
- BU699: Design Thinking
- BU732: Strategic Brand Management
- BU604: Organizational Behaviour
- BU606: Economics
- BU631: Social Entrepreneurship
- BU652: Consumer Behaviour
- BU669: International Business
- Economics
- EC606: Economics of Labour Market
- Business
- Education
- EU513: Social/Cultural/Political Contexts of Education
- EU535: Mental Health Fundamentals for Educational Leaders
Sustainability-Related Courses
Criminology
- CC306: Global Justice
Sustainability-Focused Courses
- UU101: Perspectives on Sustainability
Sustainability-Related Courses
- UU150: Foundations for Community Engagement and Service
Sustainability-Focused Courses
- 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: Stories from the Past
- CT215: Environmental Concerns: from the Grand to the Globe
- CT302: Climate Change and Society
- CT312: Sustainability and Global Society
- CT401: Food
- CT415: Practicing Sustainability
- CT417: Special Topics in Environment and Sustainability
- Biology
- BI394: The Changing North: Subarctic Ecosystems in the Face of Climate Warming
Sustainability-Related Courses
- Digital Media and Journalism
- DMJN204: Media, Law and Ethics
- DMJN301: Environmental Communication
- DMJN307: Media, Culture and Democracy
- DMJN312/HR312: Advocacy Journalism: Principles and Practice
- DMJN321/HR321: Journalism, Human Rights and International Development
- English
- EN107: Literature and Catastrophe
- EN108: Literature and the Environment
- EN211: Roots, Race, Resistance: Post-Colonial Literature
- EN250: Literature, Nature, Ecocriticism
- EN280: Introduction to Indigenous Literatures
- EN330: Human Rights in Contemporary Cultural Forms
- EN396: Mid-Victorian Literature: Culture and Anarchy
- EN410: Topics in Gender
- Social and Environmental Justice
- SOJE100: The Engaged Citizen: Social and Environmental Justice in the 21st Century
- SOJE204: Social and Environmental Justice in Practice
- SOJE210: Environment and Society: Stories from the Past
- SOJE215: Environmental Concerns: From the Grand to the Globe
- SOJE225: The Individual in the Community
- SOJE226/DMJN226/MX226: The Media in a Global World
- SOJE250/LY250: Understanding Global Capitalism
- SOJE252: Niagara Falls
- SOJE255: The Democratic Imagination
- SOJE285: Representing Canadian Identities
- SOJE302: Climate Change and Society
- SOJE310: Economics, Class and Public Policy
- SOJE312: Sustainability and Global Society
- SOJE324: Globalization, Culture and Society
- SOJE340: Consumerism and Identities
- SOJE352: War in the Contemporary World
- SOJE355/HR355: Advancing Racial and Ethnic Equality
- SOJE367: Shelter and Social Justice Field Course
- SOJE370/HR370: Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice
- SOJE401: Food
- SOJE404: Issues in Development and Social Entrepreneurship
- SOJE406: Brantford: Industry and Perseverance
- SOJE408: Wal-Mart: Studies in Contemporary Capitalism
- SOJE409: Arctic Dreams and Nightmares
- SOJE415: Practicing Sustainability (Capstone)
- SOJE417: Special Topics in Environment and Sustainability
- SOJE419: Environmental Justice
- SOJE425: Social and Environmental Capstone: Another World is Possible
- SOJE450: The City in Contemporary Life
- SOJE455: Struggles in Capitalism Today (Capstone)
- Human Rights and Human Diversity
- HR100: Human Rights and Human Diversity
- HR163: Introduction to International Development
- HR223/DMJN223: Understanding Public Policy for Issue Advocacy
- HR231: Human Rights and the Environment
- HR232/LY232: Women, Rights, and Equality
- HR260/SOJE260: Introduction to Human Rights
- HR263: The Developing World
- HR301/OL301: Development Theories, Strategies and Issues
- HR306: Human Rights Education and Advocacy
- HR319/YC319: Children/Youth and Disabilities: Inclusion and Human Rights
- HR320/YC320: Children’s Rights
- HR321/DMJN321: Journalism, Human Rights and International Development
- HR323/LY323: Rights in Canada: Rights, Freedoms and the Charter
- HR324/CC324: Human Trafficking and Other Contemporary Forms of Slavery/Forced Labour
- HR325/CC325: Crimes Against Humanity
- HR326/CC326: Transitional Justice
- HR328: The United Nations in the 21st Century
- HR329/HS329: Global Health and Social Justice
- HR332/LY332: Victims, Rights and Social Justice
- HR336/LY336: Immigration, Refugees and Human Rights
- HR336: Immigration, Refugees and Human Rights
- HR365/YC365: Immigrant and Ethno-Racial Youth
- HR375: Sexual Minorities and Human Rights
- HR394: Extended Internship/Field Placement
- HR401: Philosophy of Human Rights
- HR402: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Human Rights
- Indigenous Studies
- ID100: Indigenous Peoples and Media
- ID201: Indigenous Perspectives on Globalization
- ID202: The Métis in Canada - Syncretic Worldviews
- ID207: Gender and Indigenous Communities
- ID301: Traditional Ecological Knowledge
- ID302/YC302: Indigenous Children and Families
- ID308/LY308: Indigenous Forms of Justice
- ID386: Indigenous Psychology
- ID405: Indigenous Issues and Anthropology
- ID410: Medicine Garden
- Law and Society
- LY100: Introduction to Law & Society I
- LY101: Introduction to Law and Society II
- LY210: The Role of Harm in Canadian Law
- LY214: Feminist Socio-Legal Theories
- LY216: Family and Law
- LY300: Perspectives on Justice
- LY304: International Law
- LY306: Law and Society: International Perspectives
- LY310: Law and Social Control
- LY333/HR333: Law, Intellectual Property and Human Rights
- LY334: Law and the Environment
- LY335/HR335: Labour Law and Labour Rights
- LY404: Compassion, Justice and the Law
- LY405: Poverty, Law, and Society
- LY411: Gender, Sexuality, and the Law
- User Experience Design
- UX230: Interaction Design I
- UX401: Design for Social Innovation
- Youth and Children
- YC310: Adoption: Past and Present
- YC430/SOJE430: Youth Cultures
Sustainability-Related Courses
- MU310/HI389: Music, Sound and Environment
Sustainability-Focused Courses
- Biology
- BI394: The Changing North: Subarctic Ecosystems
- Geography and Environmental Studies
- GG290: Global Resources and Environmental Issues
- GG350: Canadian Issues
- GG354: The Canadian North
- GG355: Remote Sensing for Geography and Environmental Studies
- GG362: Global Food Systems
- GG363: Geographies of Labour and Migration in the Global Economy
- GG365: Canadian Urban Spaces
- GG385: Natural Environments
- GG389: Climate Change
- GG465: Capstone Urban Sustainability Project
- GESC290: Environmental Concepts and Approaches
- GESC291: Development and the Environment
- GESC362: Global Food Systems
- GESC391: Wildlife and Rural Land Resources Management
- GESC398: Parks and Protected Areas
- GESC399: Third Year Field Studies
- GESC450: Thesis
- GESC451: Field Studies
- GESC493: Problems in Land Resource Management
- GESC494: Northern Resources and Environments
Sustainability-Related Courses
- Biology
- BI111: Biological Diversity and Evolution
- BI256: Life on Earth: Animals
- BI266: Life on Earth: Plants
- BI300: Environmental Toxicology
- BI301: Global Ecology and Biogeography
- BI309: Population Ecology
- BI363: Plant Ecology
- BI367: Field Botany - Flora of Ontario
- BI368: Plants: Form and Function
- BI391: Field Ecology of Southern Ontario
- BI394: The Changing North: Subarctic Ecosystems in the Face of Climate Warming
- BI400: Topics in Environmental Toxicology
- BI405: Community Ecology
- BI409: Conservation Biology
- BI463: Environmental Stress Biology of Plants
- BI464: Plants and People
- BI468: Plant Biodiversity and Conservation
- BI488: Invertebrate Biodiversity and Conservation
- Chemistry
- CH233: Environmental Atmospheric Chemistry
- CH234: Environmental Aquatic Chemistry
- CH445: Environmental Heterogeneous Catalysis
- Geography Studies
- GG101: Introduction to Physical Geography
- GG102: Intro to Human Geography
- GG201: North American Transborder region
- GG231: Risks and Disasters
- GG250: Canada
- GG256: Selected Ontario Regions
- GG260: Geographies of Consumption and the Global Economies
- GG261: Geography of Energy
- GG262: Travel Behaviour
- GG263: Globalization
- GG272: Sex, Death and the City: Population Geography
- GG273: Geographies of Health and Disease
- GG281: Atmosphere and Hydrosphere
- GG294: Geography of Tourism
- GG335: Snow and the Environment
- GG336: Coastal Processes and Landforms
- GG367: Geographies of Human Development
- GG370: Geographies of Violence
- GG381: Hydrology
- GG384: Glacial Processes and Landforms
- GG387: Catchment and Global Biogeochemistry
- GG388: Introductory Physical Climatology
- GG391: Wildlife and Rural Land Resources Management
- GG393: Geography of Recreation
- GG395: The World's Problem Environments
- GG396: Natural Hazards
- GG397: World Water Environment and Development Issues
- GG462: Models of Systems
- GG463: Seminar in Global Economic Geography
- GG464: Seminar in Travel Behaviour Analysis
- GG481: Seminar in Cold Regions
- GG482: Hydrology of Cold Regions
- GG486: Seminar on Coastal Environments
- GG489: Paleoclimatology
- GG495: Seminar in Tourism Research
- 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
- ES297: Geography of Water Resources-Canada
- ES397: World Water Environment and Development Issues
- Global Studies
- GS212: Issues in International Development
- GS220: Being Human
- GS232: Peace and Conflict Transformation
- GS323: Global Migrations, Refugees and Diasporas
- GS335: Peacebuilding in the Shadow of War
- GS342: Civil Society, Social Movements and Globalization
- GS355: Indigenous People in Global Context
- GS357: Gender and Sexualities in Global Context
- GS361: Disasters and Development
- GS411: Global Justice
- GS412: Africa in a Changing World
- GS425: The Global Lives of Natural Resources
- GS434: Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law
- GS435: Disarming Conflicts
- GS453: Human Rights in Global Context
- Health Sciences
- HE100: Health Issues I
- HE101: Health Issues II
- HE301: Social Determinants of Health
- HE302: Foundations of the Canadian Healthcare System
- HE330: Human Nutrition and Health
- HE410: Aging and Health
- HE411: Critical perspectives in Public Health
- HE431/BI416: Pathophysiology
- HE432/BI470: Biomedical Virology
- Kinesiology and Physical Education
- KP211/SY211: Sociology of Physical Activity
- KP231: Fundamentals of Health (BKin)
- KP331: Health and Illness Across the Lifespan
- Psychology
- PS270: Social Psychology
- PS282: Community Psychology
- PS284: Organizational Psychology
- PS374: Applied Social Psychology
- PS383: Psychology, Environment, and Action
- Applied Water Science
- WASC101: Global Issues in Water and Environmental Health
- WASC201: Wetland Science
- WASC301: Water Policy and Legislation
- WASC302: Limnology
- WASC303: Field Methods in Applied Water Science
- WASC401: Source Water Protection and Aquatic Risk Assessment
- WASC402: Critical Analysis of Applied Water Science and Environmental Health
- WASC403: Lab Techniques in Water Science
- Environmental Science
- ENVX490: Honours Thesis in Environmental Science
- ENVX495: Directed Study in Environmental Science
Sustainability-Related Courses
Social Work
- SK111: Introduction to Social Welfare
- SK121: Introduction to Social Work: Values, Ethics and Practice
- SK221: Social Policy
- SK223: Critical Issues in Social Work Practice
- SK311: Reconciliation and Indigenous-Social Work Relations
- SK411: Human Sexuality and Gender Issues
- SK421: Social Movements, Social Justice and Vulnerable Populations
- SK432: Health Care and Social Work Practice
- SK433: Working with Immigrant and Refugee Peoples