Minor in LGBTQ2S+ Studies
The LGBTQ2S+ Studies Minor provides students with an interdisciplinary, intersectional approach to exploring the Canadian and international histories and cultures of LGBTQ2S+ identities, communities, anti-LGBTQ2S+ attitudes and actions, and strategies of LGBTQ2S+ resistance.
Administered by: Department of Sociology
Exclusions: Students may use a maximum of two (2) courses in any given discipline (indicated by the subject prefix of the course code; for History courses this means that students may use a maximum of two (2) HIS/HST courses towards completion of the minor.)
To receive this Minor, students must complete six (6) courses in total including:
Plus five (5) of the following courses:
- CMN 230 Trans Studies and Communication
- CRM 515 Gendering Justice
- DST 300 Whose Lives Matter?
- DST 605 Sexuality, Desire, and Disability
- ENG 610 The Language of Love, Sex, and Gender
- FSN 605 Fashioning He/She/They
- GEO 655 Queer Geographies
- HIS 475 Human Rights in Global History
- HST 375 LGBTQ2S+ Histories
- HST 627 Transgender Histories
- HST 658 Sex in the City
- IDE 450 Queer Interior
- NNS 410 Queer Media (OR JRN 415 Queer Media)
- POG 303 Race and Gender in Public Policy
- POL 510 Politics of Sexual Diversity
- PSY 304 Psychology of Gender
- PSY 621 Psychology of Human Sexuality
- SOC 350 Queer Sociology
- SOC 633 Sex, Gender and Sexualities
- SPS 503 Sex in the Early Modern City
Please see Senate Policy 2, Section 7.4 for further information about Minors.