About the program:
2022-2023 PROGRAM BROCHURE
The World Studies option of the Social Science program is designed to prepare you for university studies with an international focus. It will lead to an understanding of the world’s diverse communities and of the cultural, economic and political implications of achieving closer international relations. The option focuses on building a solid foundation in the social sciences, particularly in world geography, 21st century history, international economics and international politics.
You will:
- Develop knowledge and an interest in international affairs and an in-depth understanding of the impact that international forces and events have on humanity and the environment
- Develop the ability to communicate in and about an international context
- Develop the ability to observe, analyze and evaluate international life from an interdisciplinary perspective
- Develop the ability to understand international events and processes in an ethical context
- Develop the ability to work in a team and to appreciate other cultures and value systems
The World Studies option will prove useful to students planning a career in public service, law, journalism, or in those parts of the private sector which have international interests.
Program Grid for World Studies with Math:
Semester 1:
– Introduction to Political Science
– Calculus I
– World Geography
– Western Civilization
– English
– Humanities
– Physical Education
Semester 2:
– Introduction to Psychology
– Calculus II
– Quantitative Methods
– Macroeconomics
– English
– Humanities
– Physical Education
Semester 3:
– Introduction to Methodology
– Linear Algebra
– Microeconomics
– English
– Humanities
– French
– Complementary
Semester 4:
– Integration Seminar in the Social Sciences
– International Economics
– International Politics
– English
– French
– Complementary
– Physical Education
Choose your level I and level II concentration courses from:
Anthropology, Business, Economics, Geography, History, Human Biology, Mathematics, Psychology and Sociology.
Program Grid for World Studies without Math:
Semester 1:
Introduction to Political Science
Western Civilization
World Geography
English
Humanities
French
Physical Education
Semester 2:
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Anthropology
Macroeconomics
Quantitative Methods
English
Humanities
Complementary
Physical Education
Semester 3:
Introduction to Methodology
Twentieth Century History
Level II Concentration Course
Level II Concentration Course
English
Humanities
French
Semester 4:
International Economics
International Politics
Integration Seminar in the Social Sciences
Level II Concentration Course
English
Complementary
Physical Education
Choose your level I and level II concentration courses from:
Anthropology, Business, Economics, Geography, History, Human Biology, Mathematics, Psychology and Sociology.
Application Deadline:
March 1st for the Fall Semester
Minimum Admissions Requirements:
Quebec Secondary School Diploma or a level of education that is deemed equivalent by the College.
Prerequisites for World Studies with Math:
Mathematics TS 5 or SN 5
