University of Toronto Scarborough’s 168 programs offer courses that promote scholarship on Canada’s past, present and imagining Canada’s future. Our teaching and research is driven by a commitment to critical analysis, and to fostering diverse, inclusive, sustainable and innovative communities.
Arts, Culture & Media
- Introduction to Arts Management
- Equity and Diversity in Arts Organizations
- Journalism Law and Ethics
- Covering Immigration and Transnational Issues
- News Laboratory I
- News Reporting
- Media and the World of Work
Anthropology
- Introduction to Health Humanities
- Canadian Cultural Identities
- Culture, Mental Illness and Psychiatry
- Global Politics of Language
- Advanced Fieldwork Methods in Social and Cultural Anthropology
- Culture and Community
- Medical Primatology: Public Health Perspectives on Zoonotic Diseases
Biological Sciences
- Winter Ecology
- Applied Conservation Biology
- Inter-University Biology Field Course
Centre for Critical Development Studies
- Introduction to International/Global Health
- Directed Reading on Canadian Institutions and International Development
Centre for French and Linguistics
- Language Diversity and Language Universals
- Sociolinguistics
- The Society and Culture of Québec
- The 20th Century Québec Novel
- Contemporary Québec Drama
- Introduction to Linguistics: French Phonetics and Phonology
- History of the French Language
- Cinema of the French-Speaking World
- Advanced Topics in French Literature
- Sociolinguistics of French
- Advanced Topics in the Literature of Québec
- Translation for Business and Media
Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences
- Water
- Environmental Pollution
- Groundwater
- Limnology
- Glacial Geology
- Environmental Law, Policy and Ethics
- Urban Environmental Problems of the Greater Toronto Area
English
- Canadian Literature I: Imagining the Nation
- Canadian Literature II: Re-imagining the Nation
- Canadian Short Story
- Major Canadian Authors
- Topics in Canadian Fiction
- Canadian Drama
- Canadian Poetry
- The Immigrant Experience to 1980
- The Immigrant Experience Since 1980
- Studies in Major Canadian Writers
- Topics in Canadian Literature
- Women and Canadian Writing
- Canadian Writing for the New Century
Historical and Cultural Studies
- Making of Modern Canada
- Feeding the City, from Babylon to Brampton
- Immigrants and Race Relations in Canadian History
- Oral History and Urban Change
- Thinking of Diversity: Perspectives on American Pluralisms
- Nearby History: The Method and Practice of Local History
- Cold War Canada in Comparative Contexts
Human Geography
- Canadian Cities and Planning
- Foundations of City Studies
- Social Planning and Community Development
- City Politics
- Economy of Cities
- Urban Communities and Neighbourhoods Case Study: East Scarborough
- Learning in Community Service
- Real Estate and the City
- Municipal and Planning Law in Ontario
- Urban Social Policy
- Cities and Community Development
- City Structures and City Choices: Local Government, Management and Policymaking
- Taxing and Spending: Public Finance in Canadian Cities
- Planning and Governing the Metropolis
- Urban Transportation Policy Analysis
- City Studies Workshop I
- Urban Geography
- The Toronto Region
- Local Geographies of Globalization
Management
- Canadian Income Taxation I
- Human Resource Management
- Venture Capital
- The Legal Environment of Busienss
- Intellectual Property Law
Political Science
- Canadian Politics
- Voting and Elections
- The Canadian Judicial System
- Canadian Environmental Policy
- Canadian Intergovernmental Relations
- Intergovernmental Relations and Public Policy
- Politics of National Identity and Diversity
- The Constitution of Canada and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Immigration and Canadian Political Development
- Political Disagreement in Canada
- Public Policy in Canada
Sociology
- International Migration and Immigrant Incorporation
- Capstone Seminar in Culture, Creativity and Cities
