Social and Political Thought Colloquium

Graduate

This professional development course serves as an introduction to graduate school and a forum for discussing interdisciplinary inquiry as well as thesis topics and procedures. Among other requirements, a thesis proposal is required to be presented and discussed. The course meets on designated weeks throughout the Fall and Winter semesters. Incoming SPT students must also attend the SPT Speaker Series. Students must enrol in 5113 in both fall and winter terms. SOPT 5213/SOPT 5223 Social and Political Thought Directed Readings This course provides students an individualized course of study on a chosen topic or author. No prerequisite. SOPT 5313 – Special Topic in Social and Political Thought This seminar course will explore a special topic in Social and Political Thought. The topic offered will be an area of inquiry that is not covered by the required core courses in the program, or the electives offered in the same calendar year. The course topic will be decided by the faculty member offering the course.