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Experience a University Lecture

Our High School Lecture Series invites high school classes to visit campus and attend an engaging lecture delivered by our expert faculty. Students will explore a variety of academic disciplines, discover new areas of interest, and gain insight into what learning at university is like.

Each visit includes:

Whether your students are beginning to explore post-secondary options or are preparing for the next step in their educational journey, this program offers an engaging introduction to university academics, campus life, and the opportunities that await them.

Browse our sample lecture listing below to find a topic that will inspire your students. We look forward to welcoming your class to campus!

ProgramCourse
African StudiesIntro to African Studies
Anthropology– Intro to Anthropology
– Anthropology and Gender
– Theories of Human Nature
– Studies in Indigenous Peoples
Art and Architectural History– Art and Society
– Art in Canada
– Asian Art
– Renaissance Art
Canadian Studies– Power, Places and Stories
– Land, Water, Capitalism
– Heritage, Places and Practices
Cognitive ScienceMysteries of the Mind
English– Literature, Art and Culture
– Intro to Creative Writing
– Literature and Magic
– Climate Change and the Humanities
Environmental and Climate Change Studies– People, Places and Environments
– Climate Change
Film Studies– Intro to Film Studies
– Canadian Cinema
FrenchFrench 1
Geography– Global Environmental Systems
– Weather and Water
– Space, Place and Culture
History– Europe in War
– Rethinking Modern Canadian History
– Britain and Empire
– History of the Internet
Humanities (Great Books)– Intro to Archaeology
– Myths and Histories
– Classical Literature and its Reception
– Religion and Culture
Human Rights and Social Justice– Critical Issues in Social Justice
– Sexuality, Gender, Security
– Children’s Rights
Indigenous Studies– Indigenous Ways of Knowing
– Indigenous Feminisms
Music– Understanding Music
– Thinking about Music
– Jazz History
– Careers in Music
Philosophy– The Meaning of Life
– Mind, World, Knowledge
Psychology– Intro to Psychology
– Social Psychology
– Health Psychology
– Forensic Psychology
Sociology– Intro to Sociology
– Race and Ethnicity
– Sociology of Health
– Sociology of Deviance
Women’s and Gender Studies– Intro to Feminist Social Transformation
– Gendered Violence