Social Justice
Simon Fraser University · BC · SOCIAL-JUSTICE-CERTIFICATEHTML
Social Justice at Simon Fraser University lists 21 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Criminology, The World Economy and Our World: Introducing Human Geography. The topics that come up most are sociology, social theory and gender studies (4, 3 and 3 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
Simon Fraser University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Social Justice
Example subjects: Introduction to Criminology, The World Economy, Our World: Introducing Human Geography, Sex Talk: Introduction to Contemporary Issues in Sexuality Studies, Gender Talk, Feminist Action, Canada to Confederation, Global Perspectives on Health, Indigenous Peoples' Perspectives on History, Work and Worker's Rights: Introducing Labour Studies, Moral and Legal Problems, Introduction to Politics and Government.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Social Justice?
Social Justice covers areas like sociology, social-theory, gender-studies, social-psychology, archaeology, social-research-methods, criminal-justice, anthropology.
Who offers Social Justice?
Social Justice is offered by Simon Fraser University, BC.
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