Combined Honours
Contemporary Studies Program students must take 21 credit hours across two honours subjects. They are required to take the program’s three core courses:
- CTMP2000.06
- CTMP3000.06
- CTMP4000.06
plus at least four half-credit CSP electives.
The requirements for the second honours subject are dependent on that department, and vary from program to program. Students may fulfil the honours requirement (which gives them the 21st credit necessary to graduate with honours) in either of the two honours subjects. Usually, but not necessarily, this subject will be the one in which the student has taken more classes. The honours requirement in CSP is satisfied by writing an honours thesis, which is defended at an oral examination.
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
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1035-1125
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The Deconstruction of the Tradition
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CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1435-1625
R 1435-1525
Electives
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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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Arts & Administration Building - Shatford 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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Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
T 1735-2025
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Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue
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EMSP2390.03 / CTMP2102.03 / HSTC2811.03 / CHIN2082.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
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Structuralism and Poststructuralism
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CTMP2121.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room
M 935-1125
W 0935-1025
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Mass and Digital Media Culture
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CTMP2201.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
M 1005-1125
W 1005-1125
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Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought
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CTMP2203.03 / HSTC2206.03
Winter
-
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
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 1835-2125
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The Experience of Others in Philosophy, History and Literature
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CTMP2322.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
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Reflections on Death
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CTMP2330.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 0935-1125
W 935-1025
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The Rise of Nietzscheanism
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CTMP3104.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
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The Nietzschean Legacy
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CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
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Kant and Radical Evil
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EMSP3213.03 / CTMP3113.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 7
T 1835-2125
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Genocide: Comparative Perspectives
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CTMP3121.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
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The Concept of Memory in late modernity: Commemoration, (Re)presentation, Trauma
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CTMP3125.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
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The Thought of Michel Foucault
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CTMP3130.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton 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
-
New Academic Building - Seminar Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
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Intersecting Bodies, Selves and Environments
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CTMP3210.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
T1605-1725
R 1605-1725
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Culture, Politics and the Post-Colonial Condition
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CTMP3311.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
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Studies in Contemporary Aesthetics and Critical Theories - Little Girls
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CTMP3415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
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Beginning with Being: Reading Parmenides from Plato to Heidegger
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CTMP4117.03 / CLAS4117.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
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French Feminist Theory
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CTMP4302.03 / GWST4402.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
W 1435-1555
F 1435-1555
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Special Topics in Contemporary Science and Technology: Phenomenology and the Environment
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CTMP4411.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1835-2125
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Special Topics in Contemporary Aesthetic and Critical Theory: Giants of 20th Century Jewish Thought
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CTMP4415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
Honours Thesis & Colloquium
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Contemporary Studies Honours Thesis
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CTMP0455X/Y
Fall
Winter
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Arts & Administration - Senior Common Room
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:
- CTMP2000.06
- CTMP3000.06
- CTMP4000.06
- 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 1035-1125
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1435-1625
R 1435-1525
Completion of one full credit at the 3000 or 4000 level.
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Science and Culture
-
CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1035-1125
-
The Rise of Nietzscheanism
-
CTMP3104.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
-
The Nietzschean Legacy
-
CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
-
Kant and Radical Evil
-
EMSP3213.03 / CTMP3113.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 7
T 1835-2125
-
Genocide: Comparative Perspectives
-
CTMP3121.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
-
The Concept of Memory in late modernity: Commemoration, (Re)presentation, Trauma
-
CTMP3125.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
-
The Thought of Michel Foucault
-
CTMP3130.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives
-
HSTC3201.03 / CTMP3201.03 / RELS3201.03 / HIST3076.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Seminar Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Intersecting Bodies, Selves and Environments
-
CTMP3210.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
T1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Culture, Politics and the Post-Colonial Condition
-
CTMP3311.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Studies in Contemporary Aesthetics and Critical Theories - Little Girls
-
CTMP3415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1435-1625
R 1435-1525
-
Beginning with Being: Reading Parmenides from Plato to Heidegger
-
CTMP4117.03 / CLAS4117.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
-
French Feminist Theory
-
CTMP4302.03 / GWST4402.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
W 1435-1555
F 1435-1555
-
Special Topics in Contemporary Science and Technology: Phenomenology and the Environment
-
CTMP4411.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1835-2125
-
Special Topics in Contemporary Aesthetic and Critical Theory: Giants of 20th Century Jewish Thought
-
CTMP4415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
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
-
The Politics of Hope: From Romanticism to Anarchism and Beyond
-
CTMP2100.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room
M 0935-1125
W 0935-1025
-
Apocalypse: The Revolutionary Transformation of Politics and Culture
-
CTMP2101.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
T 1735-2025
-
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
-
Structuralism and Poststructuralism
-
CTMP2121.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room
M 935-1125
W 0935-1025
-
Mass and Digital Media Culture
-
CTMP2201.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
M 1005-1125
W 1005-1125
-
Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought
-
CTMP2203.03 / HSTC2206.03
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 Experience of Others in Philosophy, History and Literature
-
CTMP2322.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Reflections on Death
-
CTMP2330.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
M 0935-1125
W 935-1025
-
Science and Culture
-
CTMP3000.06 / HSTC3030.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1035-1225
W 1035-1125
-
The Rise of Nietzscheanism
-
CTMP3104.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
-
The Nietzschean Legacy
-
CTMP3105.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
T 1735-2025
-
Kant and Radical Evil
-
EMSP3213.03 / CTMP3113.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 7
T 1835-2125
-
Genocide: Comparative Perspectives
-
CTMP3121.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
-
The Concept of Memory in late modernity: Commemoration, (Re)presentation, Trauma
-
CTMP3125.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 0935-1125
R 0935-1025
-
The Thought of Michel Foucault
-
CTMP3130.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration - Haliburton Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives
-
HSTC3201.03 / CTMP3201.03 / RELS3201.03 / HIST3076.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Seminar Room
T 1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Intersecting Bodies, Selves and Environments
-
CTMP3210.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
T1605-1725
R 1605-1725
-
Culture, Politics and the Post-Colonial Condition
-
CTMP3311.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
T 1305-1425
R 1305-1425
-
Studies in Contemporary Aesthetics and Critical Theories - Little Girls
-
CTMP3415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
-
The Deconstruction of the Tradition
-
CTMP4000.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
T 1435-1625
R 1435-1525
-
Beginning with Being: Reading Parmenides from Plato to Heidegger
-
CTMP4117.03 / CLAS4117.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room
M 1435-1555
W 1435-1555
-
French Feminist Theory
-
CTMP4302.03 / GWST4402.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
W 1435-1555
F 1435-1555
-
Special Topics in Contemporary Science and Technology: Phenomenology and the Environment
-
CTMP4411.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Frazee Room
W 1835-2125
-
Special Topics in Contemporary Aesthetic and Critical Theory: Giants of 20th Century Jewish Thought
-
CTMP4415.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - Scotia Bank Room
M 1605-1725
W 1605-1725
