Honours BA Humanities with Leadership Foundations
The Honours BA Humanities with Leadership Foundations degree includes 11.0 credits consisting of:
- 1.0 credit of interdisciplinary seminar courses:
HMLD100 - Introductory Humanities Seminar
HMLD400 - Capstone - MB109/OL109, OL140, PD224/OL224, OL485 plus 1.0 additional senior Leadership (OL) credit;
- 5.0 credits chosen from English, History, and Philosophy at the 200 or 300 level; minimum of 0.5 credits (1 course) from each;
- 2.0 additional senior credits including courses in Leadership, History, English, Philosophy and other discipline courses included in the list below.
Students should be aware that some of these courses have prerequisites:
DD312a – Using Games to Change the World
DMJN252/HR252 - Designing Digital and Social Media
HR223/DMJN223 - Understanding Public Policy for Issue Advocacy
HR260/SOJE260 - Introduction to Human Rights
HR231 - Human Rights and the Environment
HR261 - Multiculturalism
HS227/SOJE227 - Aging: Realities and Myths
ID201 - Indigenous Perspectives on Globalization
ID208/YC208 - Indigenous Play and Games
LY201 - The Canadian Legal System I
LY202 - The Canadian Legal System II
LY212 - Law and Culture
PD201 - Intercultural Communication in Policing
PD203 - Diversity in Policing
PS260 - Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
PS270 - Social Psychology
PS272 - Group Processes
PS276 - Introduction to Developmental Psychology: Adolescence and Young Adulthood
PS284 - Organizational Psychology
PS389 - Positive Psychology
SOJE203/HS203 - Disease and Society
SOJE204 - Social and Environmental Justice in Practice
SOJE215 - Environmental Concerns: From the Grand to the Globe
SOJE222/MX222/DMJN222 - Digital and Social Media: Critical Approaches
SOJE226/DMJN226/MX226 - The Media in a Global World
SOJE250 - Understanding Global Capitalism
SOJE252 - Niagara Falls
SOJE255 - The Democratic Imagination
UX300 - Information Design
WORK210 - Workers, Unions and Social Justice
WORK231/YC231 - Millennial Workers: Children, Youth and Labour
WORK240 - Migrant Labour, Global and Local
WORK310 - Class and Work: Legal and Economic Perspectives
YC200 - Youth and Children Through the Ages
- This program excludes completion of the Leadership, English, History, and Philosophy minors as well as the Leadership Option and the Practical Ethics and Society Option.
- This program may not be completed in combination with any other Honours program.
- Transfer students meeting specific pathway requirements may be eligible for a maximum of 10.0 credits towards completion of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Humanities with Leadership Foundations. Students qualifying for any block transfer credit pathway with this program will complete a minimum of two credits of Foundations courses required by all students in the Faculties of Liberal Arts and Human and Social Sciences. A minimum of 8.0 required credits from the Humanities and Leadership Foundations program will be required for all pathways.
- This program will follow the Academic Regulations for all Honours BA programs in the Faculty of Liberal Arts. The major GPA includes all interdisciplinary required and elective courses.
