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Dec 04, 2024
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Undergraduate Calendar 2024-2025
Concurrent Certificate in Social Innovation
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Faculty of Social Sciences
Kenneth Taylor Hall, Room 129
http://socialsciences.mcmaster.ca
The concurrent certificate in Social Innovation is designed for students to develop an academic focus in the development and implementation of solutions for effective, long-term social impact. Completion of the Social Innovation Concurrent Certificate will indicate that students have developed knowledge and competencies in this area.
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Certificate Requirements
Any student in an undergraduate degree program at McMaster may declare the certificate, at the time of graduation, and upon completion of the following courses.
Non-McMaster credit may not be utilized in fulfilment of certificate requirements.
No more than 9 units of Level 1 courses may be applied towards the completion of the Concurrent Certificate. It is the student’s responsibility to check for pre-requisites, co-requisites and enrolment restrictions of all courses in these lists. Up to 6 units can overlap with the Interdisciplinary Minor in Community Engagement .
Notes
- Experiential units are to be completed after required foundation courses are completed to ensure that students have the necessary theoretical and methodological background prior to engaging with community partners.
- Visit the Intersession website at https://intersession.mcmaster.ca/ for current INSPIRE 3EL3 course offerings.
- For students interested in Citizenship, Human Rights, and Diversity, these are recommended courses:
- For students interested in Social Movements, Community Engagement, and Advocacy, these are recommended courses:
Requirements
18 units total (of which no more than 9 units may be from Level I courses)
9 units
Course List A: Foundations
3 units
from
Course List B: Experiential (See Note 1 above.)
6 units
from
Course List C: Thematic
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