Minor in Refugee And Migrant Studies
2020/2021
Admission Requirements:
Completion of first-year requirements including any of: Anthropology 1021A/B or the former 1020 or 1020E; 1025F/G; Geography 1100, 1400F/G, 1500F/G; Centre for Global Studies 1000E; Political Science 1020E; Sociology 1020, 1021E.
Module 4.0 Courses:
(a) 1.5 courses from:
Anthropology
2282F/G The Anthropology of Migration
2283F/G Refugees and the Displaced
2289F/G Special Topics in Refugee and Migrant Studies
3305F/G History, Territory & the Politics of Identity
3349F/G Frontiers and Borderlands
3389F/G Advanced Special Topics in Migrant and Refugee Studies
Centre for Global Studies (at Huron College)
3512F/G Engaging Global Human Displacement
(b) 1.5 courses from:
Anthropology
2203F/G Indigenous Peoples, Globalization and the Environment (cross-listed with INDIGSTU 2203F/G)
2211F/G Cultures of the Caribbean (cross-listed with INDIGSTU 2211F/G)
2212F/G Cultures of the Pacific (cross-listed with INDIGSTU 2212F/G)
2216F/G Cultures of Latin America (cross-listed with INDIGSTU FNS 2216F/G)
2219F/G Cultures of the Middle East
2281F/G Anthropology of Development
English
3202F/G National and Global Perspectives on Cultural Studies (formerly 2260F/G)
First Nations Studies
2218F/G Contemporary First Nations Issues in Canada (formerly ANTH 2218F/G)
(c) 1.0 course from:
Anthropology
2250F/G Verbal Art, Performance and Speech Play
2255E Feminist Perspectives in Anthropology
2277F/G Anthropology of Disaster (New!)
3354F/G Disability and Health in Local and Global Worlds
Geography
2142A/B Geopolitics
3441F/G Conservation and Development
3442F/G Geographies of Development
History
2703F/G Immigration, Ethnicity & Nationality in Canada & the U.S.: Histories of Inclusion and Exclusion
3807E The Jewish Immigrant Experience in North America, 1880-1945
Political Science
3388E International Human Rights
Sociology
2143E Minority Groups
Note: Many of these courses are offered in alternating years. Check the Timetable for availability.
Note: This Minor may be combined with other modules offered by the Department of Anthropology. In such cases, a maximum of 1.0 course may be counted for credit in both modules.
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