Canadian & World Studies and Social Sciences
Program Leader: Mathieu Robitaille
The Canadian and World Studies & Social Sciences department offers students a dynamic and engaging way to explore the past, understand the present, and shape the future. Through a diverse selection of courses in history, geography, civics, law, psychology, sociology, and anthropology, students gain a deeper understanding of their communities, country, and the world. These courses foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and informed decision-making, preparing students to be active and responsible citizens in an ever-changing global landscape. Whether exploring historical events that shaped Canada, analyzing environmental and societal challenges, delving into the fundamentals of governance and justice,or acquiring an in-depth understanding of human psychology, students acquire knowledge and skills that are both practical and inspiring.
With an emphasis on collaboration, inquiry, and experiential learning, the Canadian and World Studies & Social Sciences department helps students connect classroom learning to real-world issues. Field trips, guest speakers, and hands-on projects bring the curriculum to life, sparking curiosity and a sense of global responsibility. This department is the perfect place for students passionate about learning about the world and the people around them by offering the tools to critically engage and make a meaningful impact.
Canadian & World Studies