12 in Canadian Studies, including 6 from each of two different disciplines.

6 additional credits in Canadian Studies from any discipline.

Within the (1) and (2) course selection above, at least 12 senior credits in Canadian Studies.

AUCRI 160 or AUIDS 160.

3 from AUPHI 180, AUPOL 104, AUPSY 102, AUSOC 101, 103, 105.

9 senior credits in Crime and Community or the cross-listed equivalents.

3 from AUHIS 271, 369, AUPHI 260, AUPOL 221, 325, 349, AUPSY 240, 256, 263, 348, 477, AUREL 348, AUSOC 263, 271, 275, 393.

A student pursuing employment in this area is strongly encouraged to acquire language skills in French and/or Cree.

A student wishing to pursue graduate studies in a related area should contact the coordinator of Crime and Community in the Social Sciences Department for program advice.

Some courses are not offered every academic year. Further details about individual courses may be found in §231 under the respective disciplines.

3 from AUGDS 103, AUPOL 103.

3 AUSOC 105.

6 AUGDS 427, 428.

24 (with 12 in each of two areas of the following specializations, with at least 3 at the 300-to 400-level in both):

6 in a single language (normally of the region of the Semester Abroad or International Tour or of a cross-cultural immersion experience within Canada).

One exchange (at least one month in duration), an approved semester abroad, an approved practicum, internship or co-op experience.

The 42 required in I. above represent the minimum. Up to 60 from the courses listed above may be used to count on the major. Those seeking to enter graduate school are encouraged to take the maximum.

Global and Development Studies is an interdisciplinary program that requires the completion of a selection of courses from a variety of disciplines. Some of these courses have junior prerequisites, which should be taken in the student’s first year. Some courses have senior pre- or corequisites. Further details about individual courses may be found in §231.

While participation in international programs is highly encouraged, it is possible to satisfy all the requirements locally or within Canada. It is strongly encouraged that a student who stays in this region find a cultural experience different from their own background, whether on a First Nation’s reserve or in the Inner-city or in a rural community.

Many senior courses are offered in alternate years only.

3 from AUGDS 103, AUPOL 103.

3 AUSOC 105.

12 in from one of the following areas of specialization, with at least 3 at the 300- to 400-level:

6 in a single language (normally of the region of the Semester Abroad or International Tour or of a cross-cultural immersion experience within Canada).

One exchange (at least one month in duration), an approved semester abroad, an approved practicum, internship or co-op experience.

Global and Development Studies is an interdisciplinary program that requires the completion of a selection of courses from a variety of disciplines. Some of these courses have junior prerequisites, which should be taken in the student’s first year. Others have no junior prerequisites but may not be taken in first year by virtue of being senior courses (having course numbers of 200 or higher). Some courses have senior pre- or corequisites, either in addition to or instead of junior prerequisites. Further details about individual courses may be found in §231.

Many senior courses are offered in alternate years only.

18 in a well-defined interdisciplinary area as determined by the student and a supervising instructor. At least 12 must be at the senior level.

Approval of an Application for a Minor in Interdisciplinary Studies before the student declares a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies.

AUIDS 230.

15 additional senior credits in Women’s Studies.