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Future Students

Undergraduate Degree
Study in Labour Studies

Thinking about a degree in Labour Studies? We invite you to browse around this area of our website. It contains useful information regarding careers, the curriculum, degree requirements and more to help you in your decision.

The School of Labour Studies at McMaster University includes a Certificate Programme aimed at serving the educational needs of workers and trade unionists, Undergraduate Degree Programmes and a Graduate Programme in Work and Society.

The internationally recognized and highly successful BA and Honours BA undergraduate degrees in Labour Studies are acknowledged strengths in the Social Sciences at McMaster University.

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Graduate Degree
Masters in Work & Society

The MA Programme in Work and Society is an exciting component of the School of Labour Studies at McMaster University. The prime objective of this unique graduate programme is to introduce students to a variety of theoretical approaches and practical policy debates that relate to working in contemporary societies around the world, as well as Canada. The subjects focus on a broad range of work activities, from working for wages in primary, industrial and service settings, to the paid and unpaid work that goes on in the home and elsewhere. Regardless of the particular focus, work is to be studied as one component of life experiences that includes family life, community relations, gender and race relations, politics and state regulation.

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