Political Studies

2026-2027

112 courses

POST1001HPolitics and Power in the Global Age: Introduction
POST1002HIssues in Contemporary Politics: Thinking About Participation, Power, and Justice
POST2001HIndigenous Peoples and State Relationships
POST2002HIndigenous Peoples and Resurgence
POST2003HBlack Experience in Canada
POST2011HGoverning Canada: Issues and Challenges
POST2012HDemocratizing Canada: Contemporary Issues
POST2043HCanada the Land Before 1885
POST2044HCanada the Land After 1885
POST2100HEnvironmental Science and Politics
POST2150HPhilosophy of Law
POST2200YIntroduction to Global Power and Politics
POST2215HOntario Before 1945
POST2225HOntario Since 1945
POST2231HInternational Relations: Global Foundations and Futures
POST2232HGlobalization: An Introduction
POST2245HContemporary Canadian Immigration
POST2250HIntroduction to Democratic Leadership
POST2282HForeign Policy Analysis: an Introduction
POST2285HCanada in the 1960s
POST2351HAncient and Modern Political Theory
POST2352HContemporary Political Theory
POST3000YDifference, and Power in Canada
POST3030HEco-Anxiety to Eco-Hope: (Re)Imagining Green Futures Through Dialogue With Diversity
POST3091HLaw and Constitutional Issues
POST3092HLaw and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
POST3115HCitizenship Rights and Development
POST3120HCanadian Environmental Policy
POST3123HThe Politics of Global Finance
POST3140HJustice and Rights
POST3150HGlobal Migration
POST3161HExtremism in the Twenty-First Century
POST3180HSocial and Political Philosophy
POST3190HPhilosophy of Race
POST3200HOrdering World Politics 1: US Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century and Beyond
POST3210HOrdering World Politics 2: Canadian Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century and Beyond
POST3220HGlobal Political Economy
POST3230YNationalism and Political Order in Global Perspective
POST3240HEuropean Integration
POST3281HGovernment and Politics in the Middle East
POST3282HPolitics of Arab-Israeli Conflict
POST3285HGlobal Threats in a World At Risk: Heading for Dystopia?
POST3290HCauses of War
POST3295HInternational Law: Power, Order, and Global Conflict
POST3335HThe Meaning of Politics Today
POST3420HPerspectives on Poverty and Protest
POST3422HDimensions of Poverty
POST3431HGrowing Gap: Gender (In)Justice in Canada
POST3465HRealities and Futurities in Film
POST3475HThe Media of Politics
POST3571HArts and Culture Enacting Social and Political Change
POST3600HDesigning and Doing Qualitative Research in Political Studies
POST3602HEnvironment and Development
POST3604HQuantitative Research Methods and Design: Getting Research Done
POST3605HDeveloping and Communicating Public Policy
POST3615HIntroduction to Black Politics in Canada
POST3621HThe Critical Place of Law in Canadian Society
POST3661HRace, Ethnicities, and Multiculturalism
POST3665HCanada: State, Society, Power
POST3672HGender, Diversity, and Intersectionalities
POST3740HThe Politics of Legal Rights, Criminal Law, and the Canadian Judicial Process
POST3785HCanada in the 1980s: Culture and Conflict
POST3822HThe Canadian Labour Movement: Class, Protest, and Confronting Neoliberalism in the Digital Age
POST3850HLeadership Lab: Research and Practice
POST3881HGender, Globalization, and Resistance
POST3900YReading Course in Political Studies
POST3901HReading Course
POST3905YReading Course in Global Politics
POST3906HReading Course in Global Politics
POST3960YSocialism: Theory and Practice
POST3962HGender, Sexualities, and the Law
POST4020DHonours Thesis
POST4030YThesis - Option in Global Power and Politics
POST4081HCanadian Politics and Public Policy
POST4200HPolitics of Globalization 1: Thinking Critically, Thinking Globally
POST4210YAdvanced Seminar - Option in Global Power & Politics
POST4230HGlobal Social Movements
POST4240YCanada, Globalization, and Development
POST4241HDesiring Development: Psychoanalysis, Capitalism, and Global Futures
POST4252HRefugees, Forced Migration, and Experience in the Canadian Context