Major Teaching Subject: Social Studies

3 units in Canadian History

• HIST 260 - Pre-Confederation Canada
• HIST 261 - Post-Confederation Canada
• HIST 359 - Canadian Environmental History
• HIST 360 - Topics in Canadian History
• HIST 362 - History of Alberta
• HIST 365 - The Canadian West to 1885
• HIST 366 - The Canadian West Since 1885
• HIST 368 - Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Kanata until 1870
• HIST 369 - Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Kanata after 1870
• HIST 370 - Making War in Canada
• HIST 377 - Canada Since 1945
• HIST 465 - History of Edmonton
• NS 110 - Historical Perspectives in Indigenous Studies
• NS 314 - History of First Nations of Western Canada
• NS 335 - Indigenous Peoples and the Fur Trade

3 units in Canadian Studies

Canadian society; Francophone studies; Native/Indigenous/FNMI studies.

• ANTHR 256 - Alberta Archaeology
• CHRTC 348 - A History of Christianity in Canada
• EDSE 409 - Indigenous Curriculum and Pedagogy (strongly recommended)
• HIST 260 - Pre-Confederation Canada
• HIST 261 - Post-Confederation Canada
• HIST 359 - Canadian Environmental History
• HIST 360 - Topics in Canadian History
• HIST 362 - History of Alberta
• HIST 365 - The Canadian West to 1885
• HIST 368 - Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Kanata until 1870
• HIST 369 - Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Kanata after 1870
• HIST 370 - Making War in Canada
• HIST 377 - Canada Since 1945
• HIST 465 - History of Edmonton
• NS 110 - Historical Perspectives in Indigenous Studies
• NS 111 - Contemporary Perspectives in Indigenous Studies
• NS 200 - Indigenous | Canada: Looking Forward/Looking Back
• NS 201 - Indigenous | Canada: Looking Forward/Looking Back
• NS 240 - Introduction to Indigenous Legal Issues
• NS 300 - Traditional Cultural Foundations I
• NS 314 - History of First Nations of Western Canada
• NS 320 - Indigenous Politics and Diplomacy
• NS 330 - Indigenous Economies
• NS 335 - Indigenous Peoples and the Fur Trade
• NS 340 - Indigenous Legal Systems
• NS 345 - Governance in Indigenous Nations
• NS 355 - Indigenous Knowledge and Oral Traditions
• NS 361 - Race, Stereotypes, and Indigeneity
• NS 362 - Indigenous Women
• NS 370 - The Métis: The Emergence of a People
• NS 372 - Métis Politics
• NS 376 - Indigenous Demography and Disease
• NS 440 - Indigenous Treaties and Agreements
• NS 441 - Indigenous Land Claims and Agreements
• NS 442 - Colonialism and the Criminal Justice System
• NS 445 - Community Development Processes
• NS 476 - Perspectives on Indigenous Peoples Health and Wellbeing
• POL S 224 - Canadian Government
• POL S 225 - Canadian Politics
• POL S 323 - Elections in Canada
• POL S 324 - Topics in Canadian Politics
• POL S 327 - Indigenous Politics in Canada
• POL S 391 - Canadian Political Parties
• POL S 418 - Media and Politics in Canada
• POL S 419 - Politics of the Canadian Constitution
• POL S 429 - Government and Politics of Alberta
• POL S 442 - The Canadian State and Identity Politics
• WGS 380 - Canadian Feminist Activisms
• WGS 420 - Law and Feminism in Canada

3 units in Critical Issues

Aboriginal/Indigenous/Native studies (strongly recommended), critical/intersectional studies of race/ethnicity (Canadian context recommended), Francophone studies, gender, migration studies, women/gender studies.

3 units in Economics

(Canadian content preferred)

• ECON 101 - Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECON 102 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
• ECON 213 - An Introduction to the Economics of Developing Countries
• ECON 225 - History of Economic Thought I
• ECON 226 - History of Economic Thought II
• ECON 241 - Money
• ECON 251 - Indigenous Economics
• ECON 269 - Economics of the Environment
• ECON 323 - International Economics
• ECON 331 - Introduction to Labor Economics
• ECON 341 - Money and Banking
• ECON 350 - The Economics of Public Expenditures
• ECON 353 - Taxation Policy and Structure
• ECON 357 - Health Economics
• ECON 365 - Resource Economics
• ECON 366 - Energy Economics
• ECON 373 - Industrial Organization
• NS 330 - Indigenous Economies

3 units in Political Science

(Canadian context preferred)

• POL S 101 - Introduction to Politics
• POL S 201 - Introduction to Indigenous Politics
• POL S 211 - Introduction to History of Political Theory
• POL S 212 - Introduction to Contemporary Political Theory
• POL S 223 - City Government and Politics
• POL S 224 - Canadian Government
• POL S 225 - Canadian Politics
• POL S 235 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POL S 250 - The Politics of Gender
• POL S 261 - International Relations
• POL S 299 - Citizenship for Democracy
• POL S 304 - Modern Political Theory
• POL S 305 - Contemporary Political Theory
• POL S 323 - Elections in Canada
• POL S 327 - Indigenous Politics in Canada
• POL S 329 - Global Indigenous Politics
• POL S 331 - Indigenous Feminist Politics
• POL S 332 - Introduction to United States Politics and Government
• POL S 333 - Ecology and Politics
• POL S 354 - Topics in Comparative Politics
• POL S 364 - Introduction to International Political Economy
• POL S 369 - The Politics of Money
• POL S 370 - Politics of the European Union
• POL S 371 - Populism and Democracy in Central Europe
• POL S 375 - Politics of East Asia
• POL S 380 - Politics in the Middle East
• POL S 390 - Law and Politics
• POL S 391 - Canadian Political Parties
• POL S 417 - Topics in Human Rights
• POL S 418 - Media and Politics in Canada
• POL S 419 - Politics of the Canadian Constitution
• POL S 423 - Canadian Federalism
• POL S 425 - Ethnicity, Immigration and Social Policy
• POL S 429 - Government and Politics of Alberta
• POL S 436 - Topics in Indigenous Politics
• POL S 437 - Indigenous Political Thought
• POL S 440 - Topics in Canadian Public Policy
• POL S 441 - Gender and Public Policy
• POL S 442 - The Canadian State and Identity Politics
• POL S 443 - Globalization, Ethnic Politics and the Nation-State
• POL S 444 - Global Critical Race Theory
• POL S 448 - Gender Politics and Mass Media
• POL S 455 - Topics in Gender and Politics
• POL S 458 - United States Foreign Policy
• POL S 460 - Global Security
• POL S 461 - International Relations of the Middle East
• POL S 462 - Political Economy of Global Governance
• POL S 464 - Gender, Conflict and Security
• POL S 467 - Chinese Foreign Policy
• POL S 468 - International Organization
• POL S 469 - Ethics in International Relations
• POL S 475 - Politics of China and Japan
• POL S 477 - Islam, Modernity, and Democracy

3 units in Sociology

or a class in current world issues/events

• CHRTC 203 - Topics in the Catholic Tradition (Topic: Sociology of Christianity)
• CHRTC 309 - Topics in the Christian Tradition (Topic: Sociology of Youth and Religion)
• EDPS 360 - Society and Education
• EDPS 411 - Cross Cultural Studies in Education
• EDPS 422 - International Development Education
• NS 111 - Contemporary Perspectives in Indigenous Studies
• NS 161 - Countering Stereotypes of Indigenous Peoples
• NS 200 - Indigenous | Canada: Looking Forward/Looking Back
• NS 201 - Indigenous | Canada: Looking Forward/Looking Back
• NS 361 - Race, Stereotypes, and Indigeneity
• PHIL 125 - Practical Logic
• PHIL 250 - Contemporary Ethical Issues
• PHIL 270 - Political Philosophy
• POL S 329 - Global Indigenous Politics
• POL S 425 - Ethnicity, Immigration and Social Policy
• POL S 443 - Globalization, Ethnic Politics and the Nation-State
• PSYCH 241 - Social Psychology
• SOC 100 - Introductory Sociology
• SOC 203 - Social Problems
• SOC 212 - Classical Social Theory
• SOC 224 - Sociology of Deviance and Conformity
• SOC 225 - Criminology
• SOC 226 - Surveillance Studies
• SOC 241 - Social Psychology
• SOC 251 - Population and Society
• SOC 260 - Inequality and Social Stratification
• SOC 269 - Sociological Perspectives on Global Crises
• SOC 291 - Introduction to Environmental Sociology
• SOC 301 - Sociology of Gender
• SOC 321 - Youth, Crime and Society
• SOC 323 - Sociology of Policing
• SOC 342 - Socialization
• SOC 343 - Social Movements
• SOC 344 - Media Culture and Society
• SOC 345 - Cultural Studies
• SOC 363 - Sociology of Work and Industry
• SOC 369 - Topics in Global Sociology
• SOC 370 - Racism and Decolonization
• SOC 377 - Sociology of Youth

3 units in World History Content

(i.e., covering more than one country)

• CHRTC 347 - World War II and Christians
• CLASS 110 - The Ancient World
• HIST 104 - The Atomic Age: The World After 1945
• HIST 110 - The Pre-Modern World
• HIST 111 - The Early Modern World
• HIST 112 - The Modern World
• HIST 114 - The History of the World in the Last 10 Years
• HIST 115 - Technology and History
• HIST 116 - Colonization in the Americas
• HIST 121 - Topics in Global History
• HIST 123 - Plague: Disease and Epidemics in History
• HIST 127 - Drugs in Modern Global History
• HIST 128 - War, Revolution, and Society
• HIST 130 - Democracy, War and Consumer Capitalism: The Making of Modern Europe
• HIST 134 - Global History of Alchemy: Quests for Gold, Power, and Immortality
• HIST 179 - Sex Work and Intimate Labour in Global History
• HIST 191 - Video Games, History, and Storytelling
• HIST 195 - Warfare Since 1789: From Mass Armies to Thermonuclear War
• HIST 205 - Capitalism
• HIST 220 - The Making of the Modern Middle East
• HIST 237 - The Pacific World Since 1500
• HIST 241 - Colonial Latin America
• HIST 242 - Modern Latin America
• HIST 243 - The Golden Age of Islam: History of the Muslim World to the 16th Century
• HIST 246 - Africa from Medieval to Modern Times
• HIST 247 - Africa in the 20th and 21st Centuries: From Colonial Rule to Modern Nations
• HIST 252 - Slavery in the Americas
• HIST 272 - Religion in History
• HIST 280 - East Asia to 1500
• HIST 281 - East Asia from 1500
• HIST 285 - China and the West
• HIST 291 - World War One
• HIST 293 - History of Science, Technology and Medicine: Key Moments
• HIST 294 - An Introduction to the History of Sciences, Technology, and Medicine
• HIST 295 - 20th-Century Warfare
• HIST 296 - World War Two
• HIST 297 - The History of Christianity
• HIST 301 - Europe in the Age of Total War, 1890-1945
• HIST 326 - Topics in History at the Movies
• HIST 379 - Religion in Modern Europe
• HIST 442 - Topics in Latin American History Since 1850
• HIST 444 - Topics in Transnational History
• HIST 446 - Themes and Issues in African History
• HIST 493 - Topics in War and Society

9 units chosen from

• any course listed in the above categories, or those offered by social sciences departments and programs in: Aboriginal/Indigenous/Native studies, anthropology, christian theology, classics, economics, geography, human geography and planning, history, philosophy, political science, psychology, religious studies, sociology, women and gender studies. Students are limited to 3 units in psychology.

Notes

• Students must take EDSE 373  during the Introductory Professional Term (IPT), which is normally offered in both the Fall and Winter Terms.
• Students must take EDSE 473  during the Advanced Professional Term (APT), which is normally offered in both the Fall and Winter Terms.