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Spring 2008 Undergraduate Calendar
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Honours International Relations and Development Studies
Total courses:
forty
Major requirements:
16 courses, consisting of:
(a) 45-100, 45-160, 45-264, 45-275, 45-354 or 45-355, 45-360, 45-461, 45-462;
(b) 43-123, 43-124;
(c) One of 45-251, 45-252 or 45-351
(d) Three of 45-130, 45-233, 45-238, 45-241, 45-244, 45-249, 45-260, 45-261, 45-267, 45-268;
(e) Two of 45-346, 45-356, 45-361, 45-363, 45-365, 45-367, 45-371, 45-372, 45-373, 45-464, 45-465, 45-470
Other requirements:
(a) 02-250, 41-110, 41-111;
(b) 01-01-150, 01-01-151
(c) 10 courses (11 if language concentration is chosen) consisting of two of the concentrations listed below.
Students must complete the requirements in any two of the following concentrations:
Economics Concentration,
consisting of five courses: 41-221, 41-231 and three of 41-310, 41-341, 41-350, 41-353, 41-373, 41-374, 45-355 (if not already taken as a major requirement);
History Concentration
, consisting of five courses: five from 43-202, 43-218, 43-220*, 43-221*, 43-243, 43-244, 43-320*, 43-326, 43-420*, 43-437, 43-445, 43-446, 43-462, 43-470
Sociology and Anthropology Concentration
, consisting of five courses: 48-101, 48-102 or 49-112, and three of 48-226 (or 49-226), 48-227, 48-232 (or 49-232), 48-327 (or 54-327), 48-330 (or 49-330), 48-333, 48-340 (or 49-340), 48-352 (or 49-352), 48-375 (or 49-375), 48-411 (or 49-411)
Gender Concentration
, consisting of five courses**: five from 53-106, 45-211, 53-260, 43-336, 48-204, 48-226, 48-306, 48-352, 48-353 (or 53-320), 48-354, 48-408, 53-340
Diaspora Studies Concentration
, consisting of five courses:45-170, 07-236, 49-112, and two of 34-255, 40-262, 46-235, 46-445, 48/49-240, 48/49-333
Language Concentration
,*** consisting of six courses, at least four of which are from the same language:
French
(designed for students with Grade 12 “U” French): 29-121 and 29-122 or 29-123, 29-221 and 29-222 or 29-223, 29-260, 29-270.
German
(designed for students with no background in German): 15-100, and 15-101 or 15-102, 15-200, and 15-201 or 15-202, 15-260, 15-261
Italian
(designed for students with no background in Italian): 21-100, and 21-101 or 21-102, 21-200, and 21-201 or 21-202, 21-260, 21-261.
Spanish
(designed for students with no background in Spanish): 23-100, and 23-101 or 23-102, 23-200, and 23-201 or 23-202,
23-260, 26-261.
Arabic
(designed for students with no background in Arabic): 08-110, 08-111, 08-210, 08-211, 08-261, 08-261
d) Nine options (eight if a language concentration is chosen)
*These courses will be included if they are approved by Senate.
**Entry into some of the courses in this concentration will require prerequistes or instructor approval
**A flexible approach will be taken to accommodate students with different levels of linguistic competence at point of entry into the program.
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