Gender & Sexuality shape work, life and play. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to engage with key issues through key concepts and perspectives.
Navigating through the complexities of Gender & Sexuality is essential in today's diverse society. This course offers an opportunity to engage with esteemed scholars from top Canadian universities and learn about gender and sexuality, which plays a critical role in addressing various social, economic, and cultural inequalities. An intersectional approach will be utilized, examining these topics across multiple disciplines such as literature, language, geography, history, and more.
This course equips learners with critical thinking and cultural competence skills needed in a variety of fields such as education, social services, healthcare, and corporate environments. Understanding gender and sexuality enhances interactions and policies that cater to diverse populations, promoting inclusivity and respect across different sectors.
"This is one of the best courses that I have ever taken. I recommend this course as a perfect introduction to anyone who wants to learn about gender and sexuality and who wants to be a good ally." – Yueyun
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