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I. Required Courses (all options)

• ECON 115 Principles of Microeconomics

• ECON 125 Principles of Macroeconomics

• ECON 261 Economics of Developing Countries

• POLI 101 Introduction to Politics

• POLI 112 Understanding International Development

• POLI 220 The Politics of Human Rights

• POLI 221 Global Politics

• POLI 222 Global Political Economy

II. International Development Governance Option

• ANTH 121 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

One of the following:

• HIST 115 Contemporary World from 1900 to World War II

• HIST 125 Contemporary World from World War II to the Present

• HIST 126 History of Western Civilization 1789 to the Present

• HIST 230 Warfare and Terrorism Since 1945

One of the following:

• ECON 210 Women and the Economy

• ECON 260 Poverty and Inequality

• ECON 271 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

Students in the Environment and Development Emphasis (Governance Option) with credit for ECON 271 as their ECON elective cannot also take it as an Arts elective in their emphasis.

Two of the following:

• POLI 114 Engaging in International Development

• POLI 202 Women and Politics

• POLI 206 Religion and Politics

• POLI 211 Comparative Government

• POLI 240 Contemporary Political Ideologies

• POLI 213 Canada in International Development

• POLI 339 Sustainable Development

• POLI 346 Institutions of Global Governance

* Students in Women and Development specialization cannot take ECON 210 or POLI 202 as their POLI and ECON electives in the International Governance Option.

English Electives:

Two of the following:

• ENGL 100 University Writing

• ENGL 150 Critical Writing and Reading: Poetry and Drama

• ENGL 151 Critical Writing and Reading: Short Fiction and the Novel

• ENGL 153 Critical Writing and Reading: Narrative

Arts Electives (unless students wish to gain a specialization. See below list of Arts electives for specialization):

Five of the following:

• ANTH 180 Communicating Across Cultures

• ANTH 213 Women in Cross-cultural Perspective

• ANTH 214 The Family in Cross-cultural Perspective

• ANTH 215 Religion in Cross-cultural Perspective

• ANTH 245 Culture and the Environment

• ANTH 260 Ethnobotany: Plants and People

• ANTH 283 Globalization & Resistance

• CMNS 100 Introduction to Communications

• CMNS 110 Introduction to Mass Communication

• CMNS 230 Communication and Culture

• CMNS 280 Applied Communication

• EESC 101 Environmental Science

• ECON 202 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis

• ECON 335 The Economics of Social Issues

• ENGL 222 Studies in International Literature in English

• GEOG 128 Human Geography: Space, Place and Community

• GEOG 129 Human Geography: Resources, Development and Society

• GEOG 201 Food and Society

• GEOG 210 Introduction to Environmental Issues

• GEOG 221 Economic Geography

• GEOG 250 Introduction to Urban Geography

• GEOG 311 Environmental Management

• GSWS 100 Introduction to Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies

• GSWS 201 Gender, Justice, Resistance

• GSWS 207 Gender and Sexuality in Religion

• GSWS 222 Eco-Feminism

• HIST 241 Late Imperial China

• HIST 250 Post-Independence Latin American History

• HIST 251 The Chinese Republics

• HIST 271 Modern India

• IDST 101 Resistance and Revolution in the Colonial Period

• IDST 102 Resistance and Revolution in the Neocolonial Period

• IDST 201 Strategies of Resistance and Revolution

• IDST 202 Praxis of Resistance and Revolution

• PHIL 114 Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking I

• PHIL 241 Contemporary Moral Issues

• PHIL 251 Environmental Ethics

• PSYC 121 Introduction to Psychology: Personal Functioning

• SOCI 111 Introduction to Sociology I

• SOCI 121 Introduction to Sociology II

• SOCI 202 Introduction to Social Problems

• SOCI 212 Race and Ethnic Relations I

• SOCI 213 Sex, Gender and Society I

• SOCI 217 Consumer Society

• SOCI 219 Sociology and Religion

• SOCI 224 Men and Masculinities

• SOCI 226 Work, Technology and Social Change

• SOCI 269 Studies in Sexualities

• SOCI 303 Environmental Sociology

• The Breadth Requirement: students cannot take more than two courses from the same discipline

• Specialization in Women and Development

Students must choose four of their Arts electives from the following courses to gain the specialization in Women and Development:

Four of the following:

• ANTH 213 Women in Cross-cultural Perspective

• ANTH 214 The Family in Cross-cultural Perspective

• ECON 210 Women and the Economy

• POLI 202 Women and Politics

• GSWS 100 Introduction to Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies

• GSWS 201 Gender, Justice, Resistance

• GSWS 207 Gender and Sexuality in Religion

• GSWS 215 Gender and Popular Culture

• GSWS 222 Eco-Feminism

• SOCI 213 Sex, Gender and Society I

• SOCI 224 Men and Masculinities

• SOCI 269 Studies in Sexualities

• The Breadth Requirement: students cannot take more than two courses from the same discipline

• Specialization in Environment and Development

Students must choose four of their Arts electives from the following courses to gain the specialization in Environment and Development.

Four of the following:

• ANTH 245 Culture and the Environment

• ANTH 260 Ethnobotany: Plants and People

• ECON 271 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

• EESC 101 Environmental Science

• GEOG 129 Human Geography: Resources, Development and Society

• GEOG 201 Food and Society

• GEOG 210 Introduction to Environmental Issues

• GEOG 311 Environmental Management

• GSWS 222 Eco-Feminism

• PHIL 251 Environmental Ethics

• SOCI 303 Environmental Sociology

• The Breadth Requirement: students cannot take more than two courses from the same discipline

• Specialization in Sustainable Development

Students must choose four of their Arts electives from the following courses to gain the specialization in Sustainable Development:

Four of the following:

• GEOG 221 Economic Geography

• GEOG 250 Introduction to Urban Geography

• GSWS 206

• ECON 202 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis

• ECON 210 Women and the Economy

• ECON 335 The Economics of Social Issues

• POLI 339 Sustainable Development

• POLI 346 Institutions of Global Governance

• SOCI 217 Consumer Society

• SOCI 226 Work, Technology and Social Change

• HIST 250 Post-Independence Latin American History

• HIST 251 The Chinese Republics

• HIST 271 Modern India

• The Breadth Requirement: students cannot take more than two courses from the same discipline

III. International Development Management Option

All of the following:

• BUAD 111 Financial Accounting I

• BUAD 116 Marketing

• BUAD 123 Management Principles

• BUAD 128 Computer Applications I

• BUAD 195 Financial Management

• BUAD 201 Conflict Resolution and Negotiation

• BUAD 209 Business Law

• BUAD 262 Organizational Behaviour

• BUAD 269 Human Resources Management

One of the following:

• ECON 205 Managerial Economics

• ECON 210 Women and the Economy

• (or GSWS 211)

• ECON 260 Poverty and Inequality

• ECON 271 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

Communication or English electives:

Two of the following:

• CMNS 112 Professional Writing I

• CMNS 122 Professional Writing II

•  ​ENGL 100 University Writing

• ENGL 150 Critical Writing and Reading: Poetry and Drama

• ENGL 151 Critical Writing and Reading: Short Fiction and the Novel

• ENGL 153 Critical Writing and Reading: Narrative