Social Justice Studies

Why this program?

You believe in the power of change, and the power of people to make it. You believe that building a more socially and environmentally just world for all takes equal parts strategy, persistence, and vision. You want to move beyond opinions and learn to analyze our social systems and while growing your own sense of purpose. You are ready to mobilize and support movements for justice more than you already do.

What can you do with this degree?

In the march for social justice, there are a myriad of roles one can take. Our graduates go on to to pursue masters, doctorate, or law school degrees, or work in non-profit organizations, international work, education, and community activism. Some of their careers are listed here:.

What will this program look like?

Interdisciplinary and immersive, students in this program gain first-hand knowledge and experience on the study of social change. By learning both the theories and skills, learn how to critically analyze, research, collaborate, and participate directly in environmental and social justice work. Integrate global perspectives with hands-on civic engagement. Keep your studies broad, or focus around one specific area of interest, such as Indigenous Studies, Migration Studies, Global Systems, Ethnic Studies, Environmental Justice and Communities, or Law and Policy. Or integrate with one of our accelerated Masters programs such as the Social Justice and Community Organizing program. Study in the classroom and in the field, locally and internationally, through internships and mentorships, and on campaigns and research projects.