A structured, interdisciplinary program, Development Studies offers a flexible combination of coursework, research and fieldwork. Core courses provide a full range of conceptual and methodological tools to engage and learn about the intersectionality of socio-economic, political and cultural developmental changes across the Global South.
This unique partnership between York and Ryerson University combines the very best leaders in the field for the advanced study of communication and culture. Collectively, they represent a diversity of perspectives and professional experience in communications, social sciences, humanities, media and fine arts.
Join a dynamic, intellectual community of scholars and faculty committed to theoretically informed, empirically grounded and socially relevant research. Engage in ethnographic fieldwork in places, communities and archives on topics of contemporary and historical relevance.
This program prepares you for a technology-related career in the financial sector.
Looking for a program that delves into the managerial and organizational side of the sports industry? Our business-oriented program covers everything from sport innovation and entrepreneurship to sport analytics and e-sport. Join us to hone your skills in sport leadership, communications and community relations.
Engage with texts to examine how modes of representation shape our perceptions of children and youth in the contemporary world.
Focus on the history and cultural practices of Jews around the world and in different eras.
An undecided or undeclared major enables you to begin your first year of studies without having to select a program in which to major.
Gain new insights and open new career paths by blending your major with an Honours Minor in Marketing. The 30-credit program is housed in the School of Administrative Studies and open to all York students in an approved non-business Honours program.
The Business Honours Minor program may be combined with any approved non-business Honours program that offers a major/minor option in the Faculties of Environmental Studies, Health, Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, Science or the Lassonde School of Engineering.