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New College courses have in common a commitment to be explorative and inventive
and to widen students' experience by critically examining relationships
among academic disciplines. These courses take their place within such
well-defined programs as Women's Studies, Equity Studies, Paradigms
and Archetypes, African Studies, and Caribbean Studies. These programs
co-ordinated by New College are open to all students in the University.
Integration of student experience is a major concern in a college with
students from all faculties in the University. The Independent Studies
courses provide an opportunity for students to design their own programs
and to test their analytic, synthetic, and creative skills by writing
a thesis.
The African Studies Program
(Specialist, Major, Minor) offers opportunities to study Africa through
a selection of courses devoted to African history, society and culture.
The core courses are drawn from anthropology, history, literature and
political science.
The Caribbean Studies Program
(Specialist, Major, Minor) consists of courses in Caribbean history,
literature and thought that deal with issues including gender, religion,
politics, culture, ethnicity, race, development, language, colonialism
and regional common markets.
The Equity Studies Program
(Major) is an interdisciplinary program that examines various models
- historically and culturally specific - for conceptualizing social
inequities and for bringing about equity. It draws together discourses
on equity from the humanities, social sciences and sciences.
The Human Biology Programs*
offer a broad education in life sciences with courses offered by departments
in both the Faculties of Arts and Science, and Medicine.
*Specialist: (1) Genes, Genetics and Biotechnology; (2) Health and Disease;
(3) Human Behavioural Biology. Major: Life Sciences (See Life
Sciences section of the Calendar.)
The Humanism Program
(Minor) provides an opportunity for undergraduates studying different
subjects to read, discuss and examine critically a wide historical and
culture range of primary sources by major authors whose ideas underlie
current preoccupations in the sciences, philosophy, literature, religion
and law.
N.B. This program is being discontinued; students who are enrolled in
the program as of September 2003 will be able to complete it.
The Paradigms and Archetypes Program
(Minor) provides opportunities for undergraduates in discipline-based
programs to access, through a comparative analysis of primary sources,
the structure and dynamics of "paradigms": archetypal narratives, assumptions,
myths, fantasies, analytical protocols and methodologies which govern
the conduct of disciplines in every field and all cultures.
The South Asian Studies Program
(Specialist, Major, Minor) provides the opportunity for students to
study traditional and modern South Asia. The history and culture of
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka are presented in courses
offered by a number of departments.
The Women's Studies Program
(Specialist, Major, Minor) offers a wide variety of courses in a rapidly
developing and intellectually fertile field. Courses cover such issues
as the representation and social organization of sexual differences,
women and health, gender issues in law, women in world cultures, women
and issues of international development and the history of feminism.
New College Programs
African Studies (Arts program)
Consult Program Director, Prof. S. Hawkins New College, 416-946-3779.
For general enquiries call 416-978-5404.
Enrolment in the Specialist, Major, and Minor programs in African Studies
is open to students who have completed four courses; no minimum GPA
required.
Specialist program:
(11 full courses or their equivalent including at least one 400-series
course)
Core course requirements:
NEW150Y1 (recommended in first year),
NEW450H1 (to be taken in the final
year)
Other requirements:
1. Four full course equivalents from Group A, to be chosen from at least
two different departments/programs, one of which must be NEW450H1
2. Two full course equivalents from Group B
3. Two full course equivalents from Groups A, B or C
4. A combination of two language full course equivalents as outlined
in Group D
5. Four full course equivalents of the eleven courses must be 300/400
series (including at least one 400-series course) of which at least
one must be from Group A and another from Group B
Major program:
(6 full courses or their equivalent)
Core course requirements:
NEW150Y1 (recommended in first year)
, NEW450H1 (to be taken in the final
year)
Other requirements: :
1. Three full course equivalents from Group A, one
of which must be NEW450H1
2. One full course equivalent from each of Groups B and C, or NEW280Y1
and NEW380Y1
3. At least two 300/400-series full course equivalents from Groups A
and/or B
Minor program:
(4 full courses or their equivalent)
Core requirement:
NEW150Y1 (recommended in first year)
Other requirements:
1. One full course equivalent from Group A
2. One full course equivalent from Group B, or another one from Group
A
3. One full course equivalent from Group C or NEW280Y1
or NEW380Y1
4. At least one full course equivalent must be a 300+series course from
Groups A and/or B
Group A:
ANT325Y1, 345Y1; ENG278Y1;
FRE431H1; HIS295H1,
HIS383H1, HIS396Y1,
HIS457Y1; JAP256H1;
JNI388Y1; NEW322Y1,
NEW450H1; NMC371Y1,
NMC374Y1; POL301Y1,
488H1, POL489H1; SMC209H1;
an independent studies course approved by the Program Committee
Group B:
ANT 451H; ENG253Y1, ENG277Y1,
FRE332H1; HIS294Y1,
HIS305H1, HIS370H1,
HIS393H1, HIS408Y1,
HIS446Y1, HIS456Y1,
HIS474H1, HIS475H1,
HIS476Y1; INI327Y1;
NEW223Y1, NEW224Y1,
NEW324Y1, NEW325H1;
POL 403H1
Group C:
ANT200Y1, ANT204Y1,
ANT343Y1, ANT349H1,
351H1, ANT367Y1, ANT410H1,
ANT426H1, 441H1, ANT454H1,
ANT455Y1; GGR348H1; HIS104Y1,
HIS232Y1; JPE400Y1;
MUS200H1; NEW326Y1,
NEW368H1, NEW369Y1,
NEW425Y1; NMC185Y1,
376Y1; POL201Y1, POL417Y1,
POL418Y1, POL445Y1,
POL479H1; SOC312Y1;
UNI304H1
Group D:
(NEW280Y1, NEW380Y1)/(FSL161Y1/FSL181Y1,
FSL261Y1/262Y1/264Y1/ FSL281Y1/
FSL361Y1/ FSL362Y1/FSL381Y1)/(NMC210Y1,
NMC310Y1)/(PRT100Y1/
PRT110Y1, PRT220Y1)
or two courses in a major African language approved by the Program Committee
Caribbean Studies (Arts program)
Consult Program Director, Dr. A. Itwaru, New College, 416-978-8966.
For general enquiries call 416-978-5404.
Enrolment in the Specialist, Major and Minor programs in Caribbean
Studies is open to students who have completed four courses; no minimum
GPA required.
Specialist Program:
(10 full courses or their equivalent including at least one at the
400-level)
1. NEW224Y1, NEW324Y1
2. Eight full courses or their equivalent, with at least six from Group
A, the remaining two from Group A or Group B.
Major program:
(6 full courses or their equivalent including two at the 300+level)
1. NEW224Y1, NEW324Y1
2. Four full courses or their equivalent from Group A or Group B, including
at least one at the 300+level
Minor program:
(4 full courses or their equivalent including one at the 300-level)
1. NEW224Y1, NEW324Y1
2. Two courses from Group A or Group B
Group A:
ANT 426Y1, 451H1; ENG253Y1; HIS106Y1,
HIS294Y1, 295YH1, HIS333Y1,
HIS359H1, HIS370H1,
HIS394H1, HIS456Y1,
HIS494Y1; NEW150Y1,
NEW223Y1, NEW240Y1,
NEW325H1, NEW326Y1,
NEW330H1, NEW369Y1,
NEW422Y1, 423H1, NEW425Y1;
POL201Y1, POL305Y1,
POL445Y1; SOC 338Y1
Group B:
ANT 345Y1; GGR240Y1, GGR249H1;
HIS232Y1, 295Y1, HIS408Y1,
411Y1, HIS476Y1; MUS209H1;
NEW322Y1; POL418Y1;
RLG204Y1, RLG205Y1,
360H1; SOC330Y1; SPA380H1,
SPA381H1, SPA382H1
Equity Studies (Arts program)
Consult Program Co-ordinator, Dr. J. Larkin, 416-978-8282. For general
inquiries call 416-978-5404.
Enrolment in this program is open to students who have completed four
courses; no minimum GPA required.
Major program:
(7 full courses or their equivalent, including two at the 300+level)
1. NEW240Y1
2. Six full course equivalents from: Groups A, B, C, D (including one
or more full-course equivalents from at least three of the four groups)
Group A:
ANT343Y1; CLA219H1,
CLA220H1; ENG233Y1,
ENG468H1; FCS294H1;
FRE304H1, FRE404H1;
GER 421H1; GGR 455H1; HIS245Y1, HIS306Y1,
HIS352H1, HIS354Y1;
HIS363H1, HIS389H1,
HIS395Y1, HIS406Y1,
HIS418H1, HIS431H1,
HIS439H1, HIS446Y1,
HIS483Y1; ITA455H1;
JAL355H1; JPJ 478Y1; JPP343Y1;
NEW160Y1, NEW261Y1,
NEW271Y1, NEW325H1,
NEW330H1, 334H1, 335H1, 336H1, NEW341H1,
342H1, NEW360Y1, NEW362H1,
NEW363H1, NEW365H1,
NEW367H1, NEW368H1,
NEW369Y1, NEW372H1,
, NEW373H1, NEW374H1,
NEW425Y1, NEW460Y1,
NEW465H1, NEW470Y1;
NMC284H1, 484H1; PHL267H1;
POL 432Y1, POL450H1; PSY323H1;
RLG 236H1, RLG237H1, RLG314H1;
SLA248H1; SOC214Y1,
SOC365Y1, SOC366H1;
SPA382H1, VIC341H1,
VIC343Y1; VIS209H1
Group B:
ANT204Y1, ANT325Y1,
ANT343Y1, ANT344Y1,
345Y1, ANT367Y1, ANT446Y1,
ANT448H1, 451H1, ANT453H1;
ENG253Y1, ENG256Y1,
ENG277Y1, ENG279Y1;
HIS208Y1, HIS294Y1,
HIS295H1, HIS303Y1,
HIS312H1; HIS338Y1,
HIS341Y1, HIS370H1,
HIS383H1, HIS384H1,
HIS393H1, HIS394H1,
HIS396Y1, HIS408Y1,
HIS429Y1, HIS442Y1,
HIS456Y1, HIS474H1,
HIS475H1, HIS476Y1,
478Y1, 490H1, HIS494Y1; INI327Y1;
JAP256H1; NEW150Y1,
NEW223Y1, NEW224Y1,
NEW322Y1, NEW324Y1,
NEW326Y1, NEW341H1,
342H1, NEW343H1; NMC276Y1,
384Y1, NMC477Y1, NMC484Y1;
POL304Y1, POL321Y1,
POL425H1; RLG220H1,
236H1, RLG237H1, RLG315H1,
RLG344Y1; SOC210Y1,
SOC330Y1, UNI304H1
Group C:
ENG273Y1; HIS430Y1;
POL315H1; NEW341H1,
342H1, NEW374H1; PHE 403H1; PHL243H1;
UNI255H1, UNI355H1,
UNI365H1, UNI375H1,
UNI455H1
Group D:
ABS201Y1, ABS300Y1,
ABS301Y1, ABS320Y1,
ABS402H1; ANT329Y1,
ANT365Y1, ANT366Y1,
ANT425H1, ANT447H1,
ANT452H1; ECO239Y1,
ECO332H1, ECO339Y1,
ECO340H1, ECO369Y1,
ECO424H1, ECO425H1;
ENG254Y1; GGR362H1,
GGR363H1, 456H1; HIS106Y1,
HIS313Y1, HIS367H1;
HIS369Y1, HIS395Y1,
HIS472H1; HPS324H1;
INI494H1; JAG321H1;
JFP450H1; NEW341H1,
342H1, NEW343H1; PHL281Y1,
PHL384H1; POL216H1,
POL344Y1, POL405Y1,
POL412Y1, POL480H1;
PRT351H1; RLG201Y1;
SOC220Y1, SOC301Y1,
SOC309Y1, SOC360Y1,
SOC367H1, SOC370Y1,
SOC373H1, SOC374H1;
SPA380H1; UNI317Y1,
UNI371H1
Note: students are responsible for checking the co- and prerequisites
for all courses in Groups A,B,C, and D
Human Biology: see Life Sciences, Human Biology
Humanism (Arts program)
Note: This program is being discontinued; students who are enrolled
as of September 2003 will be allowed to complete it.
Consult Dr. A. Yeoman, New College, 416-978-8659. For general enquiries
call 416-978-5404.
Minor program:
(4 full courses or their equivalent)
1. NEW 200/209Y1, UNI300Y1, 309Y1
2. One full-course equivalent from HPS 200Y1, HPS201H1,
HPS202H1; HUM199Y1;
NEW302Y1, NEW303H1,
305H1, NEW306H1, NEW308H1,
410Y1, 411H1, 412H1; NMC185Y1; RLG204Y1,
RLG205Y1, RLG206Y1,
231Y1
Paradigms and Archetypes (Arts program)
Consult Dr. Ann Yeoman, New College, 416-978-8659. For general enquiries
call 416-978-5404.
Enrolment in this program is open to students who have completed four
courses; no minimum GPA is required.
Minor Program:
(4 full courses or their equivalent)
1. NEW209Y1
2. NEW301Y1/304Y1
3. One full course equivalent from NEW301Y1
(if not chosen in 2 above), NEW302Y1,
NEW303H1, NEW 304Y1 (if not chosen
in 2 above), NEW306H1, NEW308H1,
NEW 402Y1, NEW 403H1, NEW 404H1
4. One full course equivalent from HPS201H1,
HPS202H1, HPS210H1,
HPS211H1, HPS250H1;
NMC101Y1, NMC185Y1,
NMC201Y1; RLG101Y1,
RLG204Y1, RLG205Y1,
RLG206Y1, RLG211Y1,
RLG231H1; any NEW courses listed
in 3 above.
South Asian Studies (Arts program)
Consult Program Director, 416-946-8678 or the Program Office, 416-978-5404.
Enrolment in the South Asian Studies programs is open to students
who have completed four courses; no minimum GPA required.
Specialist program:
(10 full courses or their equivalent: including at least four 300+
series courses with at least one full course at the 400-level)
1. Two courses in Bengali and Hindi from NEW211Y1,
NEW212Y1, NEW311Y1,
NEW312Y1; or demonstrate intermediate
(2nd Year level) proficiency in another South Asian language by examination
administered by the South Asian Studies Program
2. One course in South Asian History: HIS282Y1
3. One course in South Asian social science topics from: POL201Y1,
POL417Y1, POL445Y1
or other social science course approved by the Director of the SAS program
4. One course in South Asian religion or philosophy from: EAS368Y1,
EAS468Y1; NEW214Y1,
NEW306H1; NMC185Y1;
RLG100Y1, RLG205Y1,
RLG206Y1, RLG207H1,
RLG209H1, RLG280Y1,
RLG361H1, RLG363H1,
RLG365H1, RLG366H1,
or other course in religion or philosophy approved by the Director of
the SAS program
5. Five additional courses from Group A (below); or seven additional
courses from Group A, in the case of a student satisfying the language
requirement (see 1. above) by examination rather than by A&S courses
Major program (Arts program):
(6 full courses or their equivalent: including two 300+ series courses)
1. HIS282Y1
2. Five additional courses from Group A (below)
Minor program (Arts program):
(4 full courses or their equivalent, including at least one at the
300+ level; 2 courses must have full South Asian content)
Four approved courses from Group A (below)
Note: Some courses may be offered in alternate years.
Group A:
EAS331Y1, EAS368Y1,
EAS468Y1; ENG253Y1;
HIS282Y1, HIS364H1,
HIS381H1, HIS382H1,
HIS386Y1, HIS394H1,
HIS470H1, HIS480H1,
481H1; HUM101Y1; MUS200H1;
NEW211Y1, NEW212Y1,
NEW214Y1, NEW224Y1,
NEW324Y1, NEW326Y1,
NEW306H1, NEW308H1,
NEW311Y1, NEW312Y1,
NEW368H1, NEW425Y1;
NMC185Y1; POL201Y1,
POL417Y1, POL445Y1;
RLG100Y1, RLG205Y1,
RLG206Y1, RLG207H1,
RLG209H1, RLG280Y1,
RLG361H1, RLG363H1,
RLG365H1, RLG366H1;
or other courses with the approval of the Director of the SAS program
Women's Studies (Arts program)
Consult Undergraduate Co-ordinator, Dr. J. Larkin, 416-978-8282. For
general enquires call the Program Office at 416-978-3668.
Enrolment in the Specialist, Major and Minor programs in Women's
Studies is open to students who have completed four courses; no minimum
GPA required.
Specialist program:
(10 full courses or their equivalent, including at least five 300+series
course)
1. NEW160Y1
1. NEW261Y1/NEW271Y1
1. NEW360Y1/NEW369Y1
2. NEW460Y1 and one additional full-course
equivalent at the 400-level
3. Three additional full-course equivalents from the core group below
4. Two additional full-course equivalents from Group A or B
Major program:
(7 full courses or their equivalent, including at least three 300+
series courses)
1. NEW160Y1
1. NEW261Y1/NEW271Y1
2. NEW360Y1/NEW369Y1
3. Two additional full-course equivalents from the core group below
4. Two additional full-course equivalents from Group A or B
Minor program:
4 full courses or their equivalent)
1. NEW160Y1 and/or NEW261Y1
2. Two (with both NEW160Y1 and NEW261Y1)
or three (with only one of NEW160Y1/NEW261Y1)
additional full-course equivalents from the core group below or from
Group A
Core Group:
NEW160Y1, NEW261Y1,
NEW271Y1, NEW330H1-339H1,
NEW360Y1, NEW362H1,
NEW363H1, NEW365H1,
NEW366H1, NEW367H1,
NEW368H1, NEW369Y1,
NEW372H1, NEW373H1,
NEW374H1, NEW425Y1,
NEW434H1, 435H1, NEW451H1,
NEW460Y1, NEW461Y1,
NEW462H1, NEW463H1,
NEW465H1, NEW470Y1
Group A: (Women and gender relations)
ANT343Y1; CLA219H1,
CLA220H1; ENG233Y1;
FCS294H1, FCS497H1;
FRE304H1, FRE404H1;
GER 421H11; GGR 455H1; HIS245Y1,
HIS306Y1, HIS352H1,
HIS354Y1, HIS363H1,
HIS383H1, HIS406Y1,
HIS418H1, HIS431H1,
HIS439H1, HIS446Y1,
HIS483Y1; ITA455H1;
JAL355H1; JPJ 428Y1; JPP343Y1;
NEW240Y1, NEW325H1;
NMC284H1, 384Y1, 484H1; PHL243H1,
PHL267H1; POL315H1,
POL344Y1, 432Y1, POL450H1,
POL480H1; PSY323H1;
RLG 236H1, RLG237H1, RLG314H1,
RLG315H1; SLA248H1;
SOC365Y1, SOC366H1,
SOC367H1; SPA382H1;
VIC341H1, VIC343Y1,
VIS209H1
Group B: (General interest)
ANT329Y1, ANT365Y1, ANT427H1;
EAS339H1; ENG273Y1,
ENG290Y1; FCS395H1;
GGR362H1, GGR363H1;
HIS341Y1; INI327Y1;
JAL 253H1, NEW302Y1; NMC276Y1;
PHE 403H1; PHL281Y1, PHL384H1;
POL216H1; PRT351H1;
SOC207Y1, SOC214Y1,
SOC215Y1, SOC375Y1;
SPA380H1; TRN311H1,
TRN320Y1; UNI255H1,
UNI355H1, UNI371H1;
VIC210Y1
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