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Social Justice Studies

Want to make a real difference in the world? Social Justice Studies helps you understand and challenge inequality, while gaining practical experience you can apply in your career and community.

  • Explore how social justice initiatives shape today’s world.
  • Learn from scholars, researchers and activists who are working on real issues—from human rights to environmental justice.
  • Build the skills to think critically, communicate clearly and take meaningful action.

You’ll graduate with a strong foundation in social justice, and the ability to apply it in fields like policy, non-profits, education and community leadership.

Find out more about Social Justice Studies.

Admission

Social Justice Studies is available as a minor or a diploma.

The minor program can be added to your primary degree to broaden your studies. You can declare your minor after one or more years of full-time study at UVic. Your academic advisor can help you plan your courses to ensure you meet the requirements of both your major and minor programs.

The diploma program is offered in partnership with the Division of Continuing Studies.

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