Faculty
The BGInS core faculty members are appointed full-time to the Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs, the home of the Bachelor of Global and International Studies program. They teach the GINS core courses within the degree and are the primary point of academic contact for BGInS students.
Visiting Fellows and Scholars
Our Visiting Scholars are distinguished scholars and practitioners who participate in the life of the program on a short-term basis. Annually, we welcome a Visiting Professor for one term, and a Fellow-in-Residence for the full academic year.
Affiliated Faculty
Over 120 faculty members from 19 different academic units in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Public Affairs and the Sprott School of Business are affiliated with BGInS. Each of these faculty members has expertise in some aspect of global and international studies and/or some region of the world. Collectively, they provide an extraordinary breadth and depth of knowledge about the world we live in for students to draw upon. These faculty members have primary responsibility for teaching the courses that comprise the 18 BGInS Specializations; they also are available to supervise Honours Research Essays within BGInS.
BGInS affiliated faculty members are listed by the Specialization(s) with which they are affiliated.
a) Thematic Specializations
French and Francophone Studies
Global and Transnational History
Global Development
Global Genders and Sexualities
Global Inequalities and Social Change
Global Law and Social Justice
Global Literatures
Global Media and Communication
Global Politics
Globalization and the Environment
Globalization, Culture and Power
International Economic Policy
Global Migration and Transnationalism
Teaching English in Global Contexts
Global Religions: Identity and Community
b) Regional Specializations
Africa and Globalization
Europe and Russia in the World
Latin American and Caribbean Studies