Master of Arts in Social Justice and Equity Studies (MRP)

The MA in Social Justice and Equity Studies is an innovative transdisciplinary graduate program that responds to the increasing need for individuals to be trained in the expanding field of social justice and equity scholarship and activism. Social justice studies is a growing field of study in Canadian universities. It is transdisciplinary, diverse and pluralistic in its theoretical traditions, substantive problematics, methods, and approaches. Students engage with faculty affiliates in critically analyzing processes and struggles associated with age, ability, gender sexuality, racism, speciesism, the environment, class and other patterns of inequality.

Career outcomes
Public health unit officers
Government ministries and agencies representatives
Community health centres
Long term care facility managers
Social service and private sector organizations
Health educators and planners
Health integration networks

Successful completion of a four-year Bachelor's degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline, with a minimum average of 75%. The program welcomes students from a variety of academic backgrounds.

TOEFL iBT Minimum overall score of 80, with no subtest below 19
IELTS (Academic) Minimum overall score of 6.5, with no subtest below 5.5