Bachelor of Arts in Equity Studies

Our graduates are able to identify and analyze the historical and contemporary political, economic, and social structures/systems that create and sustain unethical worldviews or ideologies and intersectional oppression, privilege, and inequity;

Our graduates are able to engage critically and reflexively in order to embrace antiracism and anti-ableism in theory and practice, as well as draw connections between their own positionality and current events, movements, and societal problems;

Our graduates are able to identify and analyze how and why ideologies, perceptions, constructions, and generalizations about specific groups are created and manifested in oppressive beliefs, assumptions, interpretations, biases, interactions, and behaviors;

Our graduates are able to examine issues of in/equity using qualitative and/or quantitative methods of analysis;

Our graduates understand what collective liberation from oppressive systems and structures requires, and be equipped to apply that understanding to their personal and professional lives.