Combined Honours
A CSP student is required to take the programme’s three core courses:
plus at least four half-credit CSP electives.
The requirements for the second honours subject are dependent on that department, and vary from programme to programme.
Explore courses
Core Courses
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Modern Social and Political Thought
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CTMP2000.06
Fall
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1335-1525
W 1335-1425
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Science and Culture
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CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1135-1225
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The Deconstruction of the Tradition
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CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 905-1025
W 905-1025
Electives
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Automatons! From Ovid to AI (and cyborgs along the way)
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CTMP2011.03/3011.03/4011.03; EMSP2011.03/3011.03/4011.03; HSTC2011.03/3011.03/4011.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Alumni Hall
W 1835-2025
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The Politics of Hope: From Romanticism to Anarchism and Beyond
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CTMP2100.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Frazee Room
M 0935-1125
W 0935-1025
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Apocalypse: The Revolutionary Transformation of Politics and Culture
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CTMP2101.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
R 1835-2125
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Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue
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EMSP2390.03 / CTMP2102.03 / HSTC2811.03 / CHIN2082.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
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Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought
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HSTC2206.03 / CTMP2203.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
R 1735-2025
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The Vampire: Modernity and the Undead
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EMSP2313.03 / CTMP2313.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1835-2125
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The ‘Pictorial Turn’ in Recent Thought, Art and Theory
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CTMP2316.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
T 1435-1555
R 1435-1555
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Reflections on Death
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CTMP2330.03
Fall
-
New Academic - KTS Lecture Hall
R 1135-1325
F 935-1025
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The Artist and Society - David Bowie
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CTMP2335.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
W 1425-1555
F 1425-1555
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Feminisms: the Three Waves
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CTMP2350.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1005-1125
R 1005-1125
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The Rise of Nietzscheanism
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CTMP3104.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
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The Nietzschean Legacy
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CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
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Heidegger: Science, Poetry, Thought
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CTMP3116.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
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The Thought of Michel Foucault
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CTMP3130.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
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The Question of the Animal
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CTMP3155.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
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Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives
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HSTC3201.03 / CTMP3201.03 / RELS3201.03 / HIST3076.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 7
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
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Representations of the Holocaust: Remembrance
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CTMP3322.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Haliburton Room
M 1635-1825
W 1635-1725
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The Theory of the Gift
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CTMP3345.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
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Rewriting Gender
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CTMP3350.03 / GWST3350.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 1735-2025
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Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments
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CTMP3411.03 / HSTC3615.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
R 1735-2025
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The Deconstruction of the Tradition
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CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 905-1025
W 905-1025
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Walter Benjamin's Materials
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CTMP4124.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
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Hannah Arendt: Terror, Politics, Thought
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CTMP4125.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
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Ethics after the Holocaust
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CTMP4330.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Seminar Room
R 935-1125
F 935-1025
Minor
You can take a minor in CSP to complement your degree. Understand the contemporary world by choosing from a wide range of courses in the areas of social and political thought, science and culture, and aesthetics, literature and literary theory, and film.
Complete a minimum of 18 credit hours to a maximum of 27 credit hours including:
- Completion of one of the “core” courses:
- Completion of one full credit at the 3000 or 4000 level (CTMP 3000.06 or CTMP 4000.06 will also fulfill this requirement).
- Completion of one full credit (or two half credits) at the 2000 level or above.
Explore courses
Core Courses
-
Modern Social and Political Thought
-
CTMP2000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1335-1525
W 1335-1425
-
Science and Culture
-
CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1135-1225
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 905-1025
W 905-1025
Completion of one full credit at the 3000 or 4000 level.
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Science and Culture
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CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1135-1225
-
The Rise of Nietzscheanism
-
CTMP3104.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
-
The Nietzschean Legacy
-
CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
-
Heidegger: Science, Poetry, Thought
-
CTMP3116.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
-
The Question of the Animal
-
CTMP3155.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives
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HSTC3201.03 / CTMP3201.03 / RELS3201.03 / HIST3076.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Seminar 7
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Representations of the Holocaust: Remembrance
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CTMP3322.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Haliburton Room
M 1635-1825
W 1635-1725
-
The Theory of the Gift
-
CTMP3345.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Rewriting Gender
-
CTMP3350.03 / GWST3350.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 1735-2025
-
Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments
-
CTMP3411.03 / HSTC3615.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
R 1735-2025
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 905-1025
W 905-1025
-
Walter Benjamin's Materials
-
CTMP4124.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Hannah Arendt: Terror, Politics, Thought
-
CTMP4125.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
-
Ethics after the Holocaust
-
CTMP4330.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Seminar Room
R 935-1125
F 935-1025
Completion of one full credit (or two half credits) at the 2000 level or above.
-
Modern Social and Political Thought
-
CTMP2000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1335-1525
W 1335-1425
-
Automatons! From Ovid to AI (and cyborgs along the way)
-
CTMP2011.03/3011.03/4011.03; EMSP2011.03/3011.03/4011.03; HSTC2011.03/3011.03/4011.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Alumni Hall
W 1835-2025
-
The Politics of Hope: From Romanticism to Anarchism and Beyond
-
CTMP2100.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
M 0935-1125
W 0935-1025
-
Apocalypse: The Revolutionary Transformation of Politics and Culture
-
CTMP2101.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
R 1835-2125
-
Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue
-
EMSP2390.03 / CTMP2102.03 / HSTC2811.03 / CHIN2082.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
-
Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought
-
HSTC2206.03 / CTMP2203.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
R 1735-2025
-
The Vampire: Modernity and the Undead
-
EMSP2313.03 / CTMP2313.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1835-2125
-
The ‘Pictorial Turn’ in Recent Thought, Art and Theory
-
CTMP2316.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
T 1435-1555
R 1435-1555
-
Reflections on Death
-
CTMP2330.03
Fall
-
New Academic - KTS Lecture Hall
R 1135-1325
F 935-1025
-
The Artist and Society - David Bowie
-
CTMP2335.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
W 1425-1555
F 1425-1555
-
Feminisms: the Three Waves
-
CTMP2350.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1005-1125
R 1005-1125
-
Science and Culture
-
CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1135-1225
-
The Rise of Nietzscheanism
-
CTMP3104.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
-
The Nietzschean Legacy
-
CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1435-1625
F 1435-1525
-
Heidegger: Science, Poetry, Thought
-
CTMP3116.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
-
The Question of the Animal
-
CTMP3155.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives
-
HSTC3201.03 / CTMP3201.03 / RELS3201.03 / HIST3076.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Seminar 7
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Representations of the Holocaust: Remembrance
-
CTMP3322.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Haliburton Room
M 1635-1825
W 1635-1725
-
The Theory of the Gift
-
CTMP3345.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Rewriting Gender
-
CTMP3350.03 / GWST3350.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 1735-2025
-
Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments
-
CTMP3411.03 / HSTC3615.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
R 1735-2025
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 905-1025
W 905-1025
-
Walter Benjamin's Materials
-
CTMP4124.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Hannah Arendt: Terror, Politics, Thought
-
CTMP4125.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1735-2025
-
Ethics after the Holocaust
-
CTMP4330.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Seminar Room
R 935-1125
F 935-1025
