Relevant Courses Offered by Other Departments | 2026-2027 -Updated July 17, 2027

DEPARTMENT OF ART HISTORY
FAH1001H – Methods of Art History
FAH1125 – Medieval Pilgrimage Art and Architecture
FAH1224H – Renaissance in Miniature
FAH1231H – Northern European Sculpture 1400-1600
FAH1458H – Viewing History: The Visual Experience of the Past, 1750-1900
FAH1759 – Modern Architecture and its Representations
FAH1934 – Comparative/Cosmopolitan Modernisms
FAH1940 – Photography and Humour
MAC1000Y – Methods in Mediterranean Archaeology
FAH1127 – Early Medieval Art
FAH1210 – Chinese Painting: Objects, Theories, Methods
FAH1222 – Early Modern Bronze Sculpture
FAH1416H – Art History and the Digital
FAH2025 – Visual Narrative and Time in Ancient Greek and Roman Art
FAH3000 – Fashion and Material Culture in Korea and Japan
MAC1000Y – Methods in Mediterranean Archaeology

CINEMA STUDIES INSTITUTE
CIN1101HF – Theories and Practices of the Cinema
CIN1102HS – Key Developments in Film History
CIN2100HF – History and History and Historiography of Cinematic Media
CIN1005HF – Special Studies in Cinema – Artist Scholars and Research Creation
CIN3010HF – Topics in Film and Media Theory – Media Environments: Elementality, Architecture, Infrastructure:
CIN3101HF – World Cinemas, Cinematic Worlds
CIN3107HF – Topics in Politics of the Moving Image – On Adaptation: Genre, Transition, and the Politics of Form:
CIN3006HS – Media and Philosophy – Technologies of Governance: Media, Reality, Liberalism
CIN3107HS – Topics in Politics of the Moving Image – Affirmation & Negation: Cinema in the Civil Sphere
CIN3010HS – Topics in Film and Media Theory – Making Faces: Identity, Performance, and the Face on Film
GER1771HS – Topics in German Cinema Studies – Phenomenology in the Visual Field:

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS
GRK1055H – Greek Epigram
LAT1000H – Advanced Studies in Latin Language
GRK1800H – Greek Historiography
GRK1000H – Advanced Studies in Greek Language
LAT1800H – TBD

CENTRE FOR DRAMA, THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES
DRA1001HF – History and Historiography in Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies
DRA1002HS – Graduate Laboratory in Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies
DRA1003HF – Introduction to Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies
DRA1011HF – Sources and Concepts in DTPS I (0.5FCE, Fall, Year-1)
DRA1012HS – Sources and Concepts in DTPS II (0.5FCE, Winter, Year-1)
DRA1013HF – Modelling New Scholarship in DTPS (0.5FCE, Fall, Year-1)
DRA1014HS – Teaching and Learning in DTPS (0.5FCE, Winter, Year-1)
DRA3902HS – Elective: Interdisciplinary Dramaturgies
DRA3903HF – Digital Performance
DRA3908HF – Special Topics: Performing Diasporic Subjectivity

DEPARTMENT OF EAST ASIAN STUDIES
EAS2020HF – Critical Approaches to East Asia (First Yr Grad Students)
EAS1182H – Writing as Technology in Modern China
EAS1531H – Ocean Media: Islanding, Space, Modernity
EAS2323H – Rethinking Chinese Cultural History
EAS1337H – Diaspora and Transpacific Studies
EAS1430H – Hong Kong Cinema and Adaptation
EAS1476H – Reading Marx’s Capital for Late-Developers
EAS1412HS – Special Topics in Archaeology of Ancient China
EAS1100HS – Special Topics in Chinese Studies: Local Documents and Local Worlds in Late Imperial China
JLA5082H – The Rhetoric of Photography

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
ENG1001 – Old English I
ENG1100 – Topics in Canadian Literature – At the Threshold: Witnessing and Testimony in Canadian Literature
ENG1101HS – Creative Collaborations: Boundary Crossers in Canadian Literature
ENG1200 – Topics in African Canadian Literature
ENG2100HF – Topics in American Literature: Class Migration Through Literacy in 20th-Century American Literature
ENG2100HS – Topics in American Literature: Riot, Rebellion, Revolution: American Literatures and the Arts of Resistance
ENG2200 – Topics in African American Literature
ENG4100- HF Topics in Diasporic, Postcolonial, and Transnational Literature: Gender, Militarization, and Ecology
ENG4101HS – Topics in Diasporic, Postcolonial, and Transnational Literature: Kind of Like: Difference, Similarity, Comparison
ENG5100 – Topics in Medieval Literature – London Drama to 1530
ENG5103HF – Piers Plowman
ENG5103HS – Medieval Manuscript Culture
ENG5200 – Topics in Early Modern Literature – Shakespeare’s Tragedies
ENG5300 – Topics in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature – Reading Clarissa
ENG5301HF – Literature and Censorship, Milton to Mill
ENG5400 – Topics in Romantic and Victorian Literature – Romantic Anger, Revisited
ENG5401HF – Melodrama: Form and Function, 1770-1890
ENG5401HS – Ethics and Aesthetics: The Late Victorians
ENG5500 – Topics in Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Literature – Against the Law: Reading and Writing Male Homosexuality in Post-War England
ENG5501HS – Real Estate Fiction
ENG5503HF – Speaking of What’s Next: Climate and Dystopia in Near Future Fiction
ENG6100 – Topics in Genre and Form – After Autofiction, After Authenticity
ENG6552 – Law and Literature
ENG6999 – Critical Topographies: Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literary Studies in English
ENG7100 – Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods – Critical Theory and Science & Technology Studies
ENG7101- HS Research-Creation: Theory and Practice
ENG8100 – Topics in Digital Literature
ENG9100HS – Topics in Theory: Theory of the Novel
ENG9101HS – Bad English(es): A History
ENG9900 – Teaching Literature

DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH
FRE1050HF – Flaubert et l’esprit de la modernité
FRE1201HY – Méthodes de recherche
FRE1202HF – Séminaire de littérature I : Théories littéraire – Narratologie
FRE1203HS – Séminaire de littérature II : Genres littéraires – L’épistolaire
FRE1204HS – Séminaire de littérature III : Périodes – Littérature et culture québécoises au XIXe s.
FRE2007HF – Literature and Ethics: New Texts, New Perspectives
FRE2039HS – Roman et critique sociale aux XXe s. et XXIe s.
JFC5120HS – The Gift – Le don
TBA – The Evolution in the French Language in Society Throughout the Centuries
FRE4001H – Independent Reading Course

DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
GER1530H F – Theodor Fontane: Realism, Science, and Technology
GER1820H F – SLA in Theory and Practice
GER6000H F – Reading German for Graduate Students
JGC1854H S – Theories of Culture
GER1771H S – Phenomenology in the Visual Field
GER6000H S – Reading German for Graduate Students

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
HIS1001HF – Topics in History: The Fascist Challenges in Europe, 1918–1945
HIS1002HF – Topics in History: Transnational Gender Histories
HIS1015HF Oral History Theory and Practice
HIS 1016H (J) – Historic
HIS1028HF – Planetary Cold War: Society, Technology, & Environment (New Course)
HIS1117HF – Canada: Colonialism/Postcolonialism
HIS1531HF – American Political History since 1877
HIS1672HF – Historical Sources for Chinese History (New Course)
HIS1786HF – The Middle East & Europe in 19th-Century Travel Literature
HIS1820HF – Law, Space, and History
HIS1996YY – Doing History (New Course)
HIS1005HS – Reading Queer and Trans Histories of North America
HIS1018HS – History as Creative Nonfiction
HIS1026HS – Microhistory and the Historical Method (New Course)
HIS1029HS – Affective Histories (New Course)
HIS1205HS – The Communist Experience in Central and Eastern Europe
HIS1265HS – Atrocity and Memory
HIS1713HS – Methods and Sources in African History
HIS1025HS/HIS412H1S – A Global History of the University of Toronto (New Course)
HIS1104HS/HIS495H1S – Race and Gender in the Northern Colonies of North America
HIS1168HS/HIS417H1S – History of Sex Trade in Canada
HIS1286HS/HIS496H1S – Imperial Russian Social History

DEPARTMENT OF ITALIAN STUDIES
ITA1000H – Methodologies for the Teaching and Study of Italian
ITA1025H – Old Italian
ITA1705H – Pirandello
ITA1830H/ITA425H1 – Editing 900: Leonardo Sciascia, his World, his Archive
ITA1200H – Dante
ITA1560H/ITA426H1/BKS2000H – Fakes, Forgeries, Authenticity, and the Making of Modernity
ITA1735H – Topics in Italian Studies

CENTRE FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES
MST 1000Y – Level I Latin
MST 1001Y – Level II Latin
MST 1003H – Professional Development for Medieval Studies PhDs
MST 1105H – Latin Paleography II
MST 1115H – English Paleography
MST 1384H – The Exeter Book of Old English Verse
MST 2001H – Old Saxon
MST 2029H – Old Irish I
MST 2031H – Topics in Medieval Celtic Literature
MST 2040H – Beginnings of Medieval Rhetoric and Poetics
MST 3035H – Medieval Representations of Death, Sickness, and Crime (1100-1500
MST 3123H – Introduction to Medieval Medicine
MST 3124H – Medieval Studies in the Digital Age
MST 3164H – Medieval French Romance: The Grail and Salvation Stories
MST 3226H – Medieval Mediterranean History
MST 3231H – Cleo’s Workshop: Introduction to Historical Methods
MST 3261H – Cluny in the Central Middle Ages
MST 3322H – William of Ockham
MST 3346H – Medieval Islamic Philosophy
MST 3501H – Introduction to the Medieval Western Christian Liturgy
MST 5002H – Topics in Medieval History: Medieval Italy and its Invaders
MST 5003H – Topics in Medieval Languages and Literatures: Monsters in the Medieval Imagination
MST 5005H – Topics in Medieval Musicology: Researching Music of the Global Ages
MST 9310H/Y – Directed Reading

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
AMP 2000Y – Collaborative Specialization in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (CSAMP) Proseminar
MST 3322HF – William of Ockham
RLG 2067HF – Philosophical Topics in Religion: I and You
JCO 5121HF – Necropolitics
PHL 2089HF – Seminar in 20th Century Continental Philosophy: Ontological Difference
PHL 2105HF – Topics in Metaphysics: How is Metaphysics Possible?
PHL 2117HF – Formal Epistemology: Vectors for Philosophers
PHL 2142HF – Seminar in Political Philosophy: Feasible Socialism
PHL 2171HF – Philosophy of Mind: Perception, Representation, and Consciousness
PHL 2172HF – Seminar in Philosophy of Mind: Mental Action, Attention, and Control
PHL 2190HF – Philosophy of Language: Foundational Issues in Philosophy of Language
PHL 2196HF – Topics in Philosophy of Science: Effective Theories
JGC 1854HS – Theories of Culture
MST 3346HS – Medieval Islamic Philosophy: Natural Philosophy in Medieval Islam
PHL 2003HS – Aristotle: Metaphysics ZH
PHL 2051HS – Seminar in 17th Century European Philosophy: Women and Dualism in Early Modern Philosophy
PHL 2076HS – Hegel
PHL 2100HS – Metaphysics
PHL 2117HS – Formal Epistemology: Causal Decision Theory
PHL 2122HS – Advanced Logic
PHL 2135HS – Metaethics: Ethics and Hyperintensionality
PHL 2142HS – Seminar in Political Philosophy
PHL 2144HS – Seminar in Social Philosophy: Work
PHL 2191HS – Seminar in Philosophy of Language
PHL 3000Y – PhD Professional Development Seminar
PHL 2084HF – Seminar in 19th Century Continental Philosophy: Evil and Theodicy in Late Romanticism: Philosophical and Literary Perspectives
PHL 2131HS – Ethics: Varieties of Value: Intrinsic, Extrinsic, Irreplaceable, Incommunicable

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
POL2000H1F – Ancient Political Thought to the Rise of Modernity
POL2002H1S – Modern and Contemporary Political Thought
POL2026H1F – Topics in Political Thought I: Africana Political Thought
POL2026H1S – Topics in Political Thought I: Critical Approaches to American Political Thought
POL2027H1S – Leadership and Democracy: Perspectives from 20th-century and Contemporary Political Legal Theory
POL2027H1S – Topics in Political Thought II: Democratic Theory
POL2028H1S – Approaches to Political Theory
POL2075H1F – Postmodern and Contemporary Thought
POL2100H1F – Core Course: Issues and Foundations in Canadian Government
POL2102H1F – Topics in Canadian Politics I: Change and Continuity in Canadian Electoral Politics
POL2105H1S – Core Topic 2: Canadian and Comparative Political Development
POL2801H1S – The Canadian Constitution in Comparative Perspective
POL2200H1F – International Relations Field Seminar I (Core)
POL2201H1S – International Relations Field Seminar II (Core)
POL2205H1S – Topics in International Politics I: Postcolonial Debates in IR
POL2206H1S – Topics in International Politics II: The Changing Face of Armed Conflict: From Interstate War to Asymmetic Warfare
POL2206H1S – Topics in International Politics II: Great Power Politics
POL2207H1F – Topics in International Politics III: International Organization
POL2207H1S – Topics in International Politics III: Global Indigenous Politics
POL2207H1S – Topics in International Politics III: Advanced Topics in International Security
POL2212H1S – Human Rights and International Relations
POL2217H1F – The Military Instrument of Foreign Policy: Concepts and Approaches
POL2226H1F – Ethics and International Relations
POL2700H1F – Foundations and Approaches to Comparative Politics (Core)
POL2701H1S – Core Topic 1: Comparative Institutional Politics: Governance, Parties and Structures of State Power
POL2702H1S – Core Topic 2: Constituent Power in Comparative Perspective: Identity, Contention, and Mobilization
POL2321H1F – Topics in Comparative Politics I: Living in the Illicit Global Economy
POL2323H1S – Chinese Authoritarianism in Comparative Perspective
POL2326H1S – Democracy and Dictatorship
POL2335H1S – Business and Politics: Power in a Global World
POL2392H1F – Topics in Comparative Politics IV: Property Rights, Politics & the Economy
POL2400H1F – Core Course: Theories and Issues in the Politics of Development
POL2401H1S – Core Course: Regions and Methods – Development Studies
POL2408H1F – Political Economy of International Development
POL2418H1S – Topics in Middle East Politics: Comparative Urbanisms in the Middle East & North Africa
POL2318H1F – Core Course: Public Policy: Theories and Approaches
POL2319H1S – Core Course: Public Policy: Applications
POL2376H1S – Topics in Public Policy: Comparative Approaches to Law and Policy
POL2503H1F – Thinking Through Research Design
POL2504H1F – Statistics for Political Scientists
POL2505H1F – Qualitative Methods in Political Research
POL2506H1F – Studying People: Qualitative Methods for Research with Human Subjects
POL2507H1S – Multiple Regression Analysis for Political Scientists
POL2519H1S – Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis
POL2520H1F – Comparative Indigenous Methodologies and Research Approaches
POL2578H1F – Topics in Methods: Causal Inference for Political Scientists
POL2206H1F – Topics in International Politics II: Women at the Helm: Gender, Leadership, and Global Politics – Comparative Politics & Development Studies
POL2431H1S – Dynamics of Political Change in Contemporary China

DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES
RLG1005H – Jewish Studies Gateway Seminar
RLG1200HF – MA Method and Theory in the Study of Religion
RLG2063H – Religion, Nature & Environment Cancelled
RLG2067H/RLG418 – Philosophical Topics in Religion
RLG2081HF/TRP6523HF – Trauma, Healing and Transformation
RLG3228/RLG454 – Social History of the Jesus Movement
RLG3555 – The Prophetic Family
RLG3622H/RLG433 – Maimonides
RLG3634 – Worship and Scripture at Qumran
RLG3713H – Jain Textual Traditions in Indian Context
RLG1003H – Islamic Studies Gateway Seminar
RLG1007H – Buddhist Studies Gateway Seminar
RLG1009H – Religion, Culture, and Politics Gateway Seminar
RLG2001H – Transhuman Bonding Rites
RLG2016HS/RLG417H1S – Radical Evil
RLG2072H/422H – Kant’s Theory of Religion
RLG3280H/CHC456H – Christianities of South Asia
RLG3527H – The Anthropology of Islam
RLG3763H – Readings in Sanskrit Philosophy

DEPARTMENT OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
SLA1039HF – Kyiv-Kiev-Kijow: A City and the Texts
SLA1210HF – Medieval and Early Modern Literature of East Slavic Peoples
SLA1238HF – Global Chekhov
SLA1406HF – Revolutionary Visions of Yugoslavia
SLA1455HF – Experiments in Ukrainian Prose
SLA1220HS – 19th Century Russian Thinkers
SLA1404HS – Writing a Ukrainian Identity

DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH & PORTUGUESE
SPA1096H/SPA427H – From Reflective Planning to Delivery in Language Teaching
SPA2406H – Latin American Narratives of Resistance
SPA2426H – Culture Beyond the Human
LIN1131H – Introduction to Syntactic Theory
SPA1082H/SPA422H – Sociolinguistics of Spanish
SPA2152H – Cervantes’ Don Quixote
MST3035H – Medieval Representations of Death, Sickness, and Crime (1100-1500)

WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES INSTITUTE
WGS5000HF – Feminist Theories, Histories, Movements I
WGS1011HF – Black Queer Film
WGS1027HF – From the Elemental to the Infrastructural: Feminist Queer Materialities of Technology, Intelligence and Care
WGS1029HF – Black Feminist Histories: Movements, Method, and the Archive
WGS1030HF – Indigenous Feminism
WGS5001HS – Feminist Theories, Histories, Movements II
WGS1009HS – Feminist Grammars of Togetherness
WGS1014HS – Gender in the International Order
WGS1016HS – Migration, Mobility, and Displacement in Contemporary Africa
WGS1017HS – Queer and Trans Nightlife