Honours BA in Ethics and Society
Honours BA in Ethics and Society
Compulsory first-year courses:
ENG1100 |
Workshop in Essay Writing |
3 |
PHI1101 |
Reasoning and Critical Thinking |
3 |
Three credits from:
ENG1120 |
Literature and Composition I: Prose Fiction |
3 |
ENG1121 |
Literature and Composition II: Drama and Poetry |
3 |
Three credits from:
PHI1103 |
Fundamental Philosophical Questions |
3 |
Honours courses
78 credits with at least 18 at the 3000-level or more and six credits at the 4000-level:
Fundamental courses
15 credits with at least nine PHI courses from:
PHI3164 |
Contemporary Ethical Theories |
3 |
SCS1160 |
History of Ideas in Social Sciences |
3 |
Specialized seminars
Six credits from:
ETH4111 |
Seminar in Applied Ethics |
3 |
or
PHI4312 |
Problems in Contemporary Ethics |
3 |
Other pertinent seminars with the permission of the Department.
Applied Ethics
18 credits from:
APA3301 |
Ethics in Sport, Physical Activity and Health in Canada |
3 |
CMN4105 |
Ethics and Information Society |
3 |
CRM4303 |
Intervention and Ethics in Criminology |
3 |
PAP4355 |
Ethics and Public Affairs |
3 |
PHI1370 |
Philosophical Issues in Health Care |
3 |
SOC3109 |
Ethics and the Professions |
3 |
SOC3111 |
Ethics, Technology and Society |
3 |
Nature, Culture and Society
Nine credits from:
a) Nature and Society
b) Culture and Society
FEM3104 |
Feminism, Justice and the Law |
3 |
PED3704 |
L'éducation aux valeurs en milieu scolaire |
3 |
SOC2106 |
Introduction to Deviance and Social Problems |
3 |
SRS2112 |
The Religions of the World I |
3 |
SRS2113 |
The Religions of the World II |
3 |
SRS2195 |
Religion and Politics in Global Society |
3 |
SRS3191 |
Sociology of Religious and Cultural Pluralism |
3 |
Disciplinary Studies
30 credits in section A or 30 credits in one of the related disciplines listed in section B.
Section A - Other courses of interest
ANT3132 |
Psychological Anthropology |
3 |
CMN2181 |
Intercultural Communication |
3 |
CMN4131 |
Negotiation and Mediation |
3 |
ENV3101 |
Legal Context of Environmental Issues |
3 |
NSG3120 |
Ethical and Legal Basis for Nursing |
3 |
PHI2390 |
Philosophical Issues in Women's Studies |
3 |
PHI2394 |
Scientific Thought and Social Values |
3 |
PHI3370 |
Plato: the Philosopher as Legislator |
3 |
PHI3380 |
Aristotle or the Search for Happiness |
3 |
PHI3382 |
Kant and critical philosophy |
3 |
PHI3387 |
Philosophy of the Enlightenment |
3 |
PHI3396 |
Philosophy of the Social Sciences |
3 |
PHI4311 |
Problems in Contemporary Political Philosophy |
3 |
POL2101 |
Introduction to Canadian Politics |
3 |
POL2103 |
Introduction to International Relations and Global Politics |
3 |
POL2107 |
Introduction to Political Thought |
3 |
POL2108 |
Modern Political Thought I |
3 |
POL3102 |
Modern Political Thought II |
3 |
POL4540 |
Conservatisme et néoconservatisme |
3 |
POL4545 |
Politique comparée : questions identitaires |
3 |
PSY3102 |
Interpersonal Relationships |
3 |
PSY3126 |
Cross-Cultural Psychology |
3 |
SOC2103 |
Socio-anthropology of the Family |
3 |
SOC3330 |
Globalization, Identities and Social Ties |
3 |
SRS3194 |
Anthropological Theories in Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Issues |
3 |
SVS3530 |
Exclusion sociale et intervention sociale |
0 |
Section B - Related Disciplines
The student can choose to complete 30 credits in one of the following disciplines. He will then be elegible for gradute studies in the chosen discipline (the selection of the 30 credits will have to be done in order to establish an academic training equivalent to a qualifying year, a normal requirement for a student who has an honours degree in a related discipline).
Possible disciplines: Communication, Philosophy, Political Science, Religious Studies, Sociology.
30 credits of electives.
Last modified : 2015.08.05