Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

Requirements

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (15 credits)

15	credits chosen from the following groups: General Introductory Courses‌ Cultural Studies Courses‌ Gender and Sexuality Courses‌ Indigenous Studies Courses‌ Race and Ethnicity Courses‌

General Introductory Courses

	• LOYC 230 Globalization and Diversity (3.00) ‌ • LOYC 298 Selected Topics in the Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability (3.00) ‌
	Note: Students who select a LOYC 298 course must have the topic pre-approved by the Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability.

Cultural Studies Courses

• ANTH 202 Introduction to Culture (3.00)

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• LOYC 340 Culture and Communication (3.00)

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• RELI 366 Religion and Music (3.00)

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• RELI 3950 Cultural Diversity and Canadian Film (3.00)

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Gender and Sexuality Courses

• ANTH 276 Gender and Society (3.00)

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• ANTH 375 Social Construction of Sexualities (3.00)

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• HIST 305 Race and Gender in Canadian History (3.00)

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• RELI 233 Introduction to Women and Religion (3.00)

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• SOCI 276 Gender and Society (3.00)

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• SOCI 375 Social Construction of Sexualities (3.00)

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Indigenous Studies Courses

• ANTH 204 Indigenous Peoples of North America (3.00)

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• ANTH 303 Indigenous Resurgence (3.00)

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• RELI 250 Decolonizing the Local: Concordia University and Montreal (3.00)

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• RELI 368 Religion and Indigenous Traditions (3.00)

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• SOCI 303 Indigenous Resurgence (3.00)

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• THEO 243 Indigenous Spirituality (3.00)

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Race and Ethnicity Courses

• ANTH 230 Race and Ethnic Relations (3.00)

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• HIST 305 Race and Gender in Canadian History (3.00)

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• LOYC 211 Black Montreal (3.00)

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• SOCI 230 Race and Ethnic Relations (3.00)

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Notes

Students are responsible for verifying any prerequisite requirements associated with courses.
Students enrolled in this elective group may have certain SOCI prerequisites waived depending on their academic background and in consultation with an advisor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
All course substitutions must be in a related topic and approved by Student Academic Services.