Overview
The Labour Studies program at York University provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the world of work, labour relations, and social justice. Objectives include examining labour history, economics, sociology, and policy to equip students with critical thinking skills for analyzing workplace dynamics and advocating for workers' rights. Unique features include a focus on Canadian labour movements and opportunities for experiential learning through internships and community engagement.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in labour organizations, government, and non-profits, with skills in negotiation, policy analysis, and advocacy. Common paths include union representation, human resources, and research positions.
Key Faculty/Staff
Notable faculty include experts in labour history and industrial relations, contributing to research on work and society.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The program benefits from partnerships with labour unions and access to the Centre for Research on Work and Society, offering resources for hands-on research and events.
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