EIP3000H Coordinating Seminar: Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies
Offered in Fall Term 2021, Wednesday 4:00-6:00 pm, Instructor Professor Ayelet Shachar. Delivery methods and classroom details TBD.
Although we aim to make this list accurate and up-to-date, each student is responsible for checking the latest course information and enrollment policies (such as date of course registration) on the individual graduate unit website. More departments/courses may be added to the existing list as new information becomes available.
Some departments do not allocate individual links to their course offerings, and you may have to scroll down the course description page for information on a specific course. Some courses may not yet have their syllabus/description uploaded.
When taking a course outside of your department you may have to fill out an add/drop course form available from the SGS website. Some units, such as LAW,give limited access to their courses to students outside of their own faculty. Others may have enrollment restrictions (such as a later date of enrollment) for students outside of their department). Please make sure to check those restrictions in the respective department course enrollment page (click on the department heading to access that department’s course page) and contact the EPS administrator for questions if you have trouble enrolling in a course.
Students should make sure to check each department and course information regarding how courses will be delivered.
Courses not on this list may be approved on a special basis by the EPS Director. Such a course must a) be taught by a full-time graduate faculty member and b) have two thirds of its content dealing with ethnic studies and/or interethnic relations. Students can send in their suggestion for review with the course syllabus and the weekly description of its content.
Please note that students need to get approval before taking the course, as we cannot guarantee that a course will be approved retroactively, and the student may find him/herself not being able to meet the collaborative program requirement.
When in doubt or if you need help enrolling in one of the courses, Harney Program Coordinator.
ANTHROPOLOGY
Courses under review.
CURRICULUM, TEACHING AND LEARNING
Fall
CTL1320HF Introduction to Aboriginal Land-centered Education: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Sandra Styres, Wednesday 5-8pm, prerequisite for CTL1321HF. Delivery method: Online Synchronous.
CTL3000HF 0101 Foundations of Bilingual and Multicultural Education
Emmanuelle Le Pichon-Vorstman Wednesday 17:00-20:00, Delivery method: Synchronous.
Winter
CTL3008HS 0101 Critical Pedagogy, Language and Cultural Diversity
TBA,Tuesday 13:00-16:00, Delivery method: Synchronous.
CTL3026HS Pragmatics in Language Education
Julie Kerekes Tuesday 1:00-4:00pm, Delivery method: synchronous.
ECONOMICS
Fall
ECO2800H1F Labour Economics I
David Price Wednesday 4-6pm.
EUROPEAN, RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES
See department page for course descriptions.
Fall
ERE1161HF One Hundred Years of Cultures of Refugees in Europe, 1920-2020
Anna Shternshis, Tuesdays 1-3 pm Location: Online synchronous.
Winter
ERE1997H-S Independent Study- Conflicts and Para-States in the European Union’s Backyard
Robert Austin, day and time, delivery method TBA.
GEOGRAPHY
Fall
JPG1814H Cities and Immigrants
Vincent Kuuire, Delivery method: Dual Thursdays, 1-4pm, SS5016G.
JPG1835H Anti-Colonial Planning
Heather Dorries Online Tuesdays, 10am-1pm.
Winter
JPG1825H Black Geographies of the Atlantic
Rachel Goffe Delivery method: Dual Thursdays, 3-6pm SS5017A.
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Fall
GLA1003H Global Security
Jon R. Lindsay, Thursday 10am-1pm (LEC0101) & 3-6pm (LEC0102).
HISTORY
Fall
HIS 1675H Imperial Circulation and Diasporic Flows in the British Empire
Jayeeta Sharma, Tuesday 12-2pm, Online synchronous.
Winter
HIS1118HS (J) HIS419H1S Canada by Treaty
Heidi Bohaker, Thursday 11am-1pm, SS2112, In Person/Online synchronous.
HIS1704HS Latin American and Caribbean History
Tamara Walker, Thursday 4-6pm SS 2119 In Person/Online synchronous.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND HUMAN RESOURCES
Winter
IRE 1725H Cross Cultural Differences in Organizational Contexts
TBA, Wednesday 10am-12pm,Prerequisite: IRE1362H Organizational Behaviour OR equivalent, Delivery method: dual or online
LAW
Law courses for external students will not have their spot confirmed until after the add/drop course deadline. Please fill out add/drop course form with course name and signature from your home unit chair, and send it to the Harney Program Coordinator. The form will be forwarded to the Law Records office.
Fall
LAW456HF Canadian Migration Law
Michael Battista, Wednesday 5-6:30pm.
Winter
LAW370H1S Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution of Canada
Kerry Wilkins, Tuesday: 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Thursday: 6:30 – 8:00 pm.
LAW274H1S Indigenous Legal Traditions and the Imperial Response
Douglas Sanderson, Tuesday: 3:30 – 5:00 pm, Thursday: 3:30 – 5:00 pm.
LEADERSHIP, ADULT AND HIGHER EDUCATION
Winter
LHA1180HS 0101 Indigenous Worldviews: Implications for Education
Jennifer Wemigwans, Thursday 17:30-20:30, Delivery method: Synchronous Open to AECD students. Others by permission of the Instructor. Delivery mode instructions: Course will be offered through real-time, synchronous video conferencing on Thursdays from 5:30 to 7:00pm. Participation in the rest of the course will happen asynchronously (no specific time) through various online individual and group activities.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Fall
POL2026H1F Topics in Political Thought I: Settler Indigenous Relations in Canada
Melissa Williams, Monday 2:00 -5:00pm, Delivery method: TBA.
Winter
POL2322H1S Topics in Comparative Politics II: Land and Indigenous Politics
Uahikea Maile, Tuesday 2:00 -4:00pm, Delivery method TBA.
POL2391H1S Topics in Comparative Politics III: Race
Courtney Jung, Tuesday 12-2pm, Delivery method: TBA.
POL2411H1S Topics in Asian Politics: Democracy, Ethnicity and Conflict in South Asia
Shivaji Mukherjee, Monday 4-6pm, Delivery method: TBA.
PUBLIC POLICY
Fall
LAW7030H (LAW281H1) Issues in Aboriginal Law & Policy
Tuesday 6:30-8:30pm, Instructor B. Edwards.
Winter
PPG2001H Integrating Seminar: Legal Analysis in Public Policy, SECTION II: Canadian Migration Policy
Wednesday 2:30-5:00pm, Instructor and delivery method TBD. Prerequisite: Successful completion of at least 3.5 FCEs in MPP1 courses. Required of all second year MPP students. Please note that courses offered under the “Integrating Seminar: Legal Analysis in Public Policy” seminar series are subject to change with each new academic year.
RELIGION
Winter
RLG3527H Anthropology of Islam
Nada Moumtaz, Wednesday 11am to 1pm, online and JHB318.
SOCIAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
Fall
SJE1925H Indigenous Knowledge and Decolonization: Pedagogical Implications
George JS Dei, Monday 17:30-20:30 Synchronous Synchronous Class: Students are expected to be attending class on Mondays 5:30-8:30pm through Zoom. Open to both Master and Doctoral students. Until July 28, five reserved spots available for those in CIDEC collaborative specializations program. After July 30, any unused spaces will be open to students on the waitlist and other departments.
SJE1930HF Race, Indigeneity, and the Colonial Politics of Recognition
Martin Cannon Wednesday 17:30-20:30 Synchronous Synchronous Class: Students are expected to be attending weekly class on Wed 5:30-8:30pm as scheduled time through Zoom. Open to both Masters and Doctoral students. Reserved spots available for those in the MT program until July 28. From July 30, any unused spaces will be open to students on the waitlist other departments.
Winter
SJE1926HS Race, Space and Citizenship: Research Methods
Vannina SztainbokThursday 17:30-20:30 Synchronous Synchronous Class: Students are expected to be attending class on Thurs 5:30-8:30pm through Zoom. Open to both Master and Doctoral students. Until Oct 13th spots will be reserved for SJE students and those in CIDE and WGSI collaborative specialization program. From Oct 15th unused spaces will be open to students on the waitlist and other OISE students.
SJE1931HS Centering Indigenous-Settler Solidarity in Theory and Research
Martin Cannon Wednesday 17:30-20:30 Synchronous Synchronous Class: Students are expected to be attending weekly class on Wed 5:30-8:30pm as scheduled time through Zoom. Open to both Masters and Doctoral students. Reserved spots available for those in the MT program until Oct 13. From Oct 15 any unused spaces will be open to students on the waitlist and from other departments.
SOCIAL WORK
Fall
SWK4306HF Theoretical Approaches to Defining Social Injustice and Engaging in Social Change
Bhuyan, Monday 9am-12pm, Delivery method: fully synchronous.
Winter
SWK4210HS Promoting Empowerment: Working at the Margins
Sakamoto, Tuesday 9am-12pm, Delivery method TBD.
SWK4304HS Globalization & Transnationalization: Intersections of Policy and Community Practice Locally and Globally
Bhuyan, Monday 9am-12pm, Delivery method: TBD.
SOCIOLOGY
Fall
SOC6009H Ethnicity I
Survey course, Tahseen Shams MON 2pm-4pm. Delivery method TBD.
Winter
SOC6209H Ethnicity III: Indigeneity II
Robin Gray MON 3pm-5pm Delivery method TBD.
WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES
Winter
WGS1022H Race, Space and Citizenship
Delivery Online synchronous Thursday 5:30-8:30 pm. V. Sztainbok.
