Minor in Immigration, Race Relations and Indigenous-Settler Relations

Notes

1. At least 3 units from Level I of the Sociology Course List must be completed for the minor. Optionally, an additional 3 units may be made up of another Level I Sociology course or a Level I course from the Multidisciplinary Course List.
2. The 24 units of the minor may be made up entirely of selections from the Sociology Course List or, optionally, the 24 units may be made up of selections from the Sociology Course List and a limited number of selections from the Multidisciplinary Course List.
3. Students are responsible for meeting prerequisites for upper year courses on either the Sociology Course List or the Multidisciplinary Course List. Students should check this Calendar for prerequisites and course descriptions.
4. For students in an Honours Sociology program, at least 3 units drawn from Level II or above of the Sociology Course List must be Level III or Level IV Sociology. Students in a non-Sociology program will normally make selections from Level II or Level III of the Sociology Course List, but permission may be granted to take 3 units of Level IV Sociology.
5. In order to declare a Minor in Immigration, Race Relations and Indigenous-Settler Relations, at least 12 units (above Level I) must be elective to degree.

Requirements

24 units total

Sociology Course List

• SOCIOL 1Z03 - An Introduction to Sociology
• SOCIOL 1C03 - Canadian Society: Social Problems, Social Policy, and the Law
• SOCIOL 2DD3 - Immigration and the Canadian Mosaic
• SOCIOL 2EE3 - Decolonizing Canada: Indigenous-Settler Relations
• SOCIOL 2FF3 - The Sociology of ‘Race’ and Ethnicity
• SOCIOL 2JJ3 - Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality
• SOCIOL 2UU3 - Indigenous Ontologies and Ways of Knowing
• SOCIOL 3RI3 - Racial Politics and Resistance
• SOCIOL 3VV3 - The Indian Act: A Social Problem
• SOCIOL 4A03 - Ethnic/Racial Tensions
• SOCIOL 4LL3 - Selected Topics in the Sociology of Immigration
• SOCIOL 4RD3 - The Sociological Indian: What is reconciliation and decolonization and why does it matter?
• SOCIOL 4RR3 - Indigenous Peoples and Canada
• SOCIOL 4WW3

Multidisciplinary Course List

• ANTHROP 1AB3 - Introduction to Anthropology: Race, Religion, and Social Justice
• ANTHROP 3Y03 - Indigenous Community Health and Wellbeing
• CMST 1A03 - Introduction to Communication
• CMST 3PM3 - Public Memory, Media, and African Diaspora Studies
• CMST 3RR3 - Race, Religion, and Media
• ENGLISH 1H03 - Words in Place
• ENGLISH 2CC3 - Settler Colonialism and Writing in Canada
• ENGLISH 3GG3 - Theories of Decolonization and Resistance
• INDIGST 1A03 - Introduction to Indigenous Studies
• INDIGST 1AA3 - Introduction to Contemporary Indigenous Studies
• INDIGST 1B03 - Reconciling What? Indigenous Relations in Canada
• INDIGST 2B03 - Indigenous Sovereignty
• INDIGST 2MM3 - Indigenous Ways of Knowing: Theory
• INDIGST 2M03 - Indigenous Research Methods and Ethics
• INDIGST 3J03 - Government, Politics, and Indigenous Peoples Rights
• POLSCI 3K03 - Migration and Citizenship: Canadian, Comparative and Global Perspectives
• SOCWORK 1AA3 - So You Think You Can Help? Introduction to Social Work I
• SOCWORK 1BB3 - Re-Imagining Help: Introduction to Social Work II
• SOCWORK 3I03 - Social Work and Indigenous Peoples
• SOCWORK 4C03 - Critical Perspectives on Race, Racialization, Racism and Colonialism in Canadian Society
• SOCWORK 4U03 - Immigration, Settlement and Social Work