The International Development Studies program has changed over the past few years. Your program of study depends on when you started at UNB.
Contact the program coordinator at ids@unb.ca for more information.
Any student can take IDS courses as electives.
Use the UNB timetable to see when courses are offered.
IDS 4003 integrates learning with a community-based service project or overseas international development initiative. It enriches students' education by providing a unique opportunity for acquiring first-hand skills and experiences.
Students wishing to take a double-major or joint-honours in IDS can use their 2 and tier 3 credits interchangeably to meet elective requirements.
Students wishing to pursue a double-major or joint-honours in IDS will be required to acquire a combination of tier 2 and tier 3 credit hours. Consult calendar for full details.
Tier 2 IDS electives are the main IDS-supporting courses offered by the departments that contribute to the IDS program. They are offered on a rotational basis.
Anthropology
Economics
Political Science
Tier 3 Electives are additional IDS-supporting courses offered by the departments that contribute to the IDS program.
Comparative Cultural Studies (World Literature and Culture Studies)
Economics
History
International Development Studies
Political Science
Sociology
For more information about Tier 3 course offerings, contact the Director of International Development Studies, Dr. Thom Workman.