Work and Organizations program requirements
What the Work and Organizations Majors require, as the 2026-2027 Arts & Science Calendar states it, and every course they name.
Work and Organizations Major: Humanities Contexts
- Arts program
- 8.0 credits
- Limited enrolment
- ASMAJ1532
Enrolment
This is a limited enrolment program. Students must have completed 4.0 credits and meet the requirements listed below to enrol. The full enrolment requirements are on the Calendar's page for this program.
Completion requirements
(8.0 credits)
Courses with a CR/NCR status may not be used to satisfy program requirements.
First Year:
10.5 credit from the following set of 100-level courses: ENG100H1/ GER100Y1/ GER101H1/ GER150H1/ HIS109Y1/ HPS100H1/ HPS110H1/ HPS120H1/ PHL100Y1/ PHL101Y1/ RLG102H1/ RLG103H1
Note 1Note: Some of the above course options are 1.0 credit courses, but only 0.5 credit can be counted toward the completion of this major.
Higher Years:
1IRW240H1, IRE260H1, PHL295H1, IRW300H1, IRW410H1, IRW420H1
20.5 credit from: IRE379H1/ IRW220H1/ ECO220Y1/ EEB225H1/ GGR270H1/ POL222H1/ PSY201H1/ SOC202H1/ STA220H1/ STA238H1/ STA248H1/ STA288H1
30.5 credit from: IRW230H1/ ECO101H1/ ECO105Y1
40.5 credit from: IRE342H1/ MGT201H1
51.0 credit from: IRW432Y1/ IRW446Y1/ IRW452Y1
62.0 credits of electives chosen from the following courses below, of which at least 1.0 credit must be at the 300- or 400-level: PHL394H1/ PHL395H1/ PHL446H1/ HIS302H1/ HIS310H1/ HIS347H1/ HIS373H1/ HIS396H1/ ENG213H1/ ENG215H1/ ENG254H1/ ENG270H1/ ENG287H1/ ENG355Y1/ ENG357H1/ ENG370Y1/ ENG371H1/ ENG372H1/ DTS417H1/ DTS414H1/ RLG230H1/ RLG236H1/ JAR301H1/ RLG307H1/ RLG308H1/ RLG309H1/ RLG318H1/ RLG337H1/ RLG353H1/ RLG385H1/ RLG387H1/ RLG426H1/ RLG428H1/ GER270H1/ GER272H1/ GER290H1/ GER310H1/ GER370H1/ GER372H1/ HPS200H1/ HPS202H1/ HPS245H1/ HPS316H1/ HPS321H1/ HPS351H1/ JHE353H1/ HPS430H1/ HPS431H1
Students in this program have the option to complete the Arts & Science Internship Program (ASIP) stream.
Note 2Note: Non-IRE/IRW courses are managed by other departments and may be restricted to students enrolled in their programs or subject to specific course requirements (prerequisites, etc.). It is the student’s responsibility to review the University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science Timetable and Academic Calendar to confirm that they meet the requirements and are eligible to enrol.
Courses these requirements name
- ENG100H1Effective Writing
- GER100Y1Introduction to German
- GER101H1Introduction to German b
- GER150H1Introduction to German Culture (E)
- HIS109Y1The Development of European Civilization, 1350-1945
- HPS100H1Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
- HPS110H1The Science of Human Nature
- HPS120H1How to Think about Science
- PHL100Y1Ancient Wisdom, Modern Insights: A Historical Introduction to Philosophy
- PHL101Y1What Should I Believe? An Introduction to Philosophical Issues
- RLG102H1Blood, Sex and Drugs last in the 2025-2026 Calendar
- RLG103H1Sports and/as Religion last in the 2025-2026 Calendar
- IRW240H1Introduction to Work and Organizations
- IRE260H1Organizational Behaviour
- PHL295H1Business Ethics
- IRW300H1Effective Communication and Strategic Writing in Organizations
- IRW410H1Organizational Governance and Design
- IRW420H1Management Skills for Project and Strategy Implementation
- IRE379H1Research and Data Analytics
- IRW220H1Statistics for Work and Organizations
- ECO220Y1Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics
- EEB225H1Biostatistics for Biological Sciences
- GGR270H1Introductory Analytical Methods
- POL222H1Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning I
- PSY201H1Statistics I
- SOC202H1Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Sociology
- STA220H1The Practice of Statistics I
- STA238H1Probability, Statistics and Data Analysis II
- STA248H1Statistics for Computer Scientists
- STA288H1Statistics and Scientific Inquiry in the Life Sciences
- IRW230H1Economics of Work and Organizations
- ECO101H1Principles of Microeconomics
- ECO105Y1Principles of Economics for Non-Specialists
- IRE342H1Essentials of Finance and Accounting
- MGT201H1Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
- IRW432Y1Entrepreneurship
- IRW446Y1Working as an Organizational Consultant
- IRW452Y1Capstone Research Project
- PHL394H1Markets and Morals
- PHL395H1Issues in Business Ethics
- PHL446H1Seminar in Decision Theory
- HIS302H1Material Culture in Victorian Britain
- HIS310H1Democracy and Dissent in Postwar Canada
- HIS347H1The Country House in England 1837-1939
- HIS373H1Servants and Masters, 1000- 1700
- HIS396H1The Progressive Era and Rise of Big Business in America
- ENG213H1The Short Story
- ENG215H1The Canadian Short Story
- ENG254H1Introduction to Indigenous Literatures
- ENG270H1Introduction to Colonial and Postcolonial Writing
- ENG287H1The Digital Text
- ENG355Y1Transnational Indigenous Literatures last in the 2024-2025 Calendar
- ENG357H1New Writing in Canada
- ENG370Y1Postcolonial and Transnational Discourses last in the 2024-2025 Calendar
- ENG371H1Topics in Indigenous, Postcolonial, Transnational Literatures
- ENG372H1Topics in Indigenous, Postcolonial, Transnational Literatures
- DTS417H19 to 5: A Transnational History of the Working Day
- DTS414H1Money on the Move
- RLG230H1Religion, Law and Society
- RLG236H1Material Religion
- JAR301H1Plagues and Peoples: From Divine Intervention to Public Health last in the 2024-2025 Calendar
- RLG307H1Museums and Material Religion
- RLG308H1Migration, Religion and City Spaces
- RLG309H1Religion and Human Rights
- RLG318H1Sacred & Secular Nature in Christianity
- RLG337H1Religion in a Digital Age
- RLG353H1The Politics of Charity
- RLG385H1Becoming Modern: Institutions, Individuals, and the Dark Side of Modernity
- RLG387H1Religion and Science last in the 2025-2026 Calendar
- RLG426H1Religion in the Public Sphere: Community-Engaged Learning
- RLG428H1Religion and Economy
- GER270H1Money and Economy in German Literature and Culture (E)
- GER272H1Introduction to Business German
- GER290H1Global Issues - German Contexts (E)
- GER310H1Contemporary German Culture and Media
- GER370H1German Business Culture
- GER372H1Navigating German Work Environments
- HPS200H1Science and Values
- HPS202H1Technology in the Modern World
- HPS245H1Visions of Society and Progress
- HPS316H1Environment, Technology, and Nature
- HPS321H1Understanding Engineering Practice: From Design to Entrepreneurship
- HPS351H1Biomedical Sciences and Technologies in Global Society
- JHE353H1History of Evolutionary Biology
- HPS430H1History of Technology
- HPS431H1History of Technology II last in the 2023-2024 Calendar
Work and Organizations Major: Sciences Contexts
- Arts program
- 8.0 credits
- Limited enrolment
- ASMAJ1534
Enrolment
This is a limited enrolment program. Students must have completed 4.0 credits and meet the requirements listed below to enrol. The full enrolment requirements are on the Calendar's page for this program.
Completion requirements
(8.0 credits)
Courses with a CR/NCR status may not be used to satisfy program requirements.
First Year:
10.5 credit from the following set of 100-level courses: BIO120H1/ BIO130H1/ CHM135H1/ CHM136H1/ CSC108H1/ CSC148H1/ CSC110Y1/ (MAT158H1, MAT159H1/ MAT157Y1)/ PHY151H1/ PHY152H1/ PSY100H1/ STA130H1
Note 1Note: Some of the above course options are 1.0 credit courses, but only 0.5 credit can be counted toward the completion of this major.
Higher Years:
1IRW240H1, IRE260H1, PHL295H1, IRW300H1, IRW410H1, IRW420H1
20.5 credit from: IRE379H1/ IRW220H1/ ECO220Y1/ EEB225H1/ GGR270H1/ POL222H1/ PSY201H1/ SOC202H1/ STA220H1/ STA238H1/ STA248H1/ STA288H1
30.5 credit from: IRW230H1/ ECO101H1/ ECO105Y1
40.5 credit from: IRE342H1/ MGT201H1
51.0 credit from: IRW432Y1/ IRW446Y1/ IRW452Y1
62.0 credits of electives chosen from the following courses below, of which at least 1.0 credit must be at the 300- or 400-level: EEB208H1/ EEB214H1/ EEB215H1/ EEB255H1/ EEB321H1/ EEB428H1/ HMB303H1/ HMB306H1/ PSY220H1/ PSY270H1/ PSY320H1/ PSY321H1/ PSY322H1/ PSY326H1/ PSY328H1/ PSY426H1/ RLG318H1/ HPS200H1/ HPS202H1/ HPS245H1/ HPS316H1/ HPS321H1/ HPS351H1/ JHE353H1
Students in this program have the option to complete the Arts & Science Internship Program (ASIP) stream.
Note 2Note: Non-IRE/IRW courses are managed by other departments and may be restricted to students enrolled in their programs or subject to specific course requirements (prerequisites, etc.). It is the student’s responsibility to review the University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science Timetable and Academic Calendar to confirm that they meet the requirements and are eligible to enrol.
Courses these requirements name
- BIO120H1Adaptation and Biodiversity
- BIO130H1Molecular and Cell Biology
- CHM135H1Chemistry: Physical Principles
- CHM136H1Introductory Organic Chemistry I
- CSC108H1Introduction to Computer Programming
- CSC148H1Introduction to Computer Science
- CSC110Y1Foundations of Computer Science I
- MAT158H1Analysis 1A
- MAT159H1Analysis 1B
- MAT157Y1Analysis I last in the 2025-2026 Calendar
- PHY151H1Foundations of Physics I
- PHY152H1Foundations of Physics II
- PSY100H1Introductory Psychology
- STA130H1An Introduction to Statistical Reasoning and Data Science
- IRW240H1Introduction to Work and Organizations
- IRE260H1Organizational Behaviour
- PHL295H1Business Ethics
- IRW300H1Effective Communication and Strategic Writing in Organizations
- IRW410H1Organizational Governance and Design
- IRW420H1Management Skills for Project and Strategy Implementation
- IRE379H1Research and Data Analytics
- IRW220H1Statistics for Work and Organizations
- ECO220Y1Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics
- EEB225H1Biostatistics for Biological Sciences
- GGR270H1Introductory Analytical Methods
- POL222H1Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning I
- PSY201H1Statistics I
- SOC202H1Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Sociology
- STA220H1The Practice of Statistics I
- STA238H1Probability, Statistics and Data Analysis II
- STA248H1Statistics for Computer Scientists
- STA288H1Statistics and Scientific Inquiry in the Life Sciences
- IRW230H1Economics of Work and Organizations
- ECO101H1Principles of Microeconomics
- ECO105Y1Principles of Economics for Non-Specialists
- IRE342H1Essentials of Finance and Accounting
- MGT201H1Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
- IRW432Y1Entrepreneurship
- IRW446Y1Working as an Organizational Consultant
- IRW452Y1Capstone Research Project
- EEB208H1Ecosystems and the Human Footprint
- EEB214H1Evolution and Adaptation
- EEB215H1Conservation Biology
- EEB255H1Essentials of Biodiversity Science and Conservation Biology
- EEB321H1Community Ecology
- EEB428H1Global Change Ecology
- HMB303H1Global Health and Human Rights
- HMB306H1Ethical Considerations in Emerging Technology
- PSY220H1Introduction to Social Psychology
- PSY270H1Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
- PSY320H1Social Psychology: Attitudes
- PSY321H1Cross-Cultural Psychology
- PSY322H1Intergroup Relations
- PSY326H1Social Cognition
- PSY328H1Psychology and the Law
- PSY426H1Motivational Theories in Social Psychology
- RLG318H1Sacred & Secular Nature in Christianity
- HPS200H1Science and Values
- HPS202H1Technology in the Modern World
- HPS245H1Visions of Society and Progress
- HPS316H1Environment, Technology, and Nature
- HPS321H1Understanding Engineering Practice: From Design to Entrepreneurship
- HPS351H1Biomedical Sciences and Technologies in Global Society
- JHE353H1History of Evolutionary Biology
Work and Organizations Major: Social Sciences Contexts
- Arts program
- 8.0 credits
- Limited enrolment
- ASMAJ1533
Enrolment
This is a limited enrolment program. Students must have completed 4.0 credits and meet the requirements listed below to enrol. The full enrolment requirements are on the Calendar's page for this program.
Completion requirements
(8.0 credits)
Courses with a CR/NCR status may not be used to satisfy program requirements.
First Year*:
10.5 credit from the following set of 100-level courses: GGR112H1/ GGR124H1/ POL101H1/ POL106H1/ POL107H1/ POL109H1/ PSY100H1/ SOC100H1/ SOC150H1
Note 1Note: Some of the above course options are 1.0 credit courses, but only 0.5 credit can be counted toward the completion of this major.
Higher Years:
1IRW240H1, IRE260H1, PHL295H1, IRW300H1, IRW410H1, IRW420H1
20.5 credit from: IRE379H1/ IRW220H1/ ECO220Y1/ EEB225H1/ GGR270H1/ POL222H1/ PSY201H1/ SOC202H1/ STA220H1/ STA238H1/ STA248H1/ STA288H1
30.5 credit from: IRW230H1/ ECO101H1/ ECO105Y1
40.5 credit from: IRE342H1/ MGT201H1
51.0 credit from: IRW432Y1/ IRW446Y1/ IRW452Y1
62.0 credits of electives chosen from the following courses below, of which at least 1.0 credit must be at the 300- or 400-level and no more than 0.5 credit can be from IRE courses: GGR221H1/ GGR223H1/ GGR251H1/ GGR252H1/ GGR324H1/ GGR326H1/ GGR328H1/ GGR354H1/ GGR429H1/ GGR430H1/ PSY220H1/ PSY320H1/ PSY321H1/ PSY322H1/ PSY326H1/ PSY328H1/ PSY426H1/ POL201H1/ POL214H1/ POL356H1/ POL435H1/ SOC207H1/ SOC306H1/ SOC319H1/ SOC338H1/ SOC408H1/ IRE242H1/ IRE244H1/ IRE346H1/ IRE430H1/ IRE472H1/ RLG230H1/ RLG236H1/ RLG307H1/ RLG308H1/ RLG309H1/ RLG353H1/ RLG385H1/ RLG426H1/ RLG428H1/ HPS200H1/ HPS202H1/ HPS245H1/ HPS351H1/ JHE353H1
*Students admitted to the program with ECO101H1/ ECO105Y1/ IRW230H1: The course will be applied to Requirement #3 (Higher Years). Students are advised to discuss potential course substitutions for First Year with the Program Office.
Students in this program have the option to complete the Arts & Science Internship Program (ASIP) stream.
Note 2Note: Non-IRE/IRW courses are managed by other departments and may be restricted to students enrolled in their programs or subject to specific course requirements (prerequisites, etc.). It is the student's responsibility to review the University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science Timetable and Academic Calendar to confirm that they meet the requirements and are eligible to enrol.
Courses these requirements name
- GGR112H1Geopolitics, Globalization, and Inequality
- GGR124H1Cities and Urban Life
- POL101H1The Real World of Politics: An Introduction
- POL106H1Contemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media Age
- POL107H1What Went Wrong? A Post Mortem of Political Disasters, Catastrophic Policy Failures, and Epic Marches of Folly
- POL109H1Might and Right: Power and Justice in International Relations
- PSY100H1Introductory Psychology
- SOC100H1Introduction to Sociology I: Sociological Perspectives
- SOC150H1Introduction to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries
- IRW240H1Introduction to Work and Organizations
- IRE260H1Organizational Behaviour
- PHL295H1Business Ethics
- IRW300H1Effective Communication and Strategic Writing in Organizations
- IRW410H1Organizational Governance and Design
- IRW420H1Management Skills for Project and Strategy Implementation
- IRE379H1Research and Data Analytics
- IRW220H1Statistics for Work and Organizations
- ECO220Y1Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics
- EEB225H1Biostatistics for Biological Sciences
- GGR270H1Introductory Analytical Methods
- POL222H1Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning I
- PSY201H1Statistics I
- SOC202H1Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Sociology
- STA220H1The Practice of Statistics I
- STA238H1Probability, Statistics and Data Analysis II
- STA248H1Statistics for Computer Scientists
- STA288H1Statistics and Scientific Inquiry in the Life Sciences
- IRW230H1Economics of Work and Organizations
- ECO101H1Principles of Microeconomics
- ECO105Y1Principles of Economics for Non-Specialists
- IRE342H1Essentials of Finance and Accounting
- MGT201H1Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
- IRW432Y1Entrepreneurship
- IRW446Y1Working as an Organizational Consultant
- IRW452Y1Capstone Research Project
- GGR221H1New Economic Spaces
- GGR223H1Environment, Society and Resources
- GGR251H1Geography of Innovation
- GGR252H1Marketing Geography
- GGR324H1Spatial Political Economy
- GGR326H1Remaking the Global Economy
- GGR328H1Labour Geographies
- GGR354H1Infrastructure
- GGR429H1Innovation and Governance
- GGR430H1Geographies of Markets
- PSY220H1Introduction to Social Psychology
- PSY320H1Social Psychology: Attitudes
- PSY321H1Cross-Cultural Psychology
- PSY322H1Intergroup Relations
- PSY326H1Social Cognition
- PSY328H1Psychology and the Law
- PSY426H1Motivational Theories in Social Psychology
- POL201H1Politics of Development
- POL214H1Canadian Government
- POL356H1Canadian Political Parties and Elections
- POL435H1Business and Politics: Power in a Global World
- SOC207H1Sociology of Work & Occupations
- SOC306H1Economic Sociology
- SOC319H1Immigration and Employment last in the 2025-2026 Calendar
- SOC338H1Immigrants in Toronto
- SOC408H1Advanced Studies in Organizations
- IRE242H1HRM for Industrial Relations and HR Professionals
- IRE244H1Labour Relations
- IRE346H1HR Planning & Strategy
- IRE430H1Canadian Employment Law & the Non-Union Workplace
- IRE472H1Negotiations
- RLG230H1Religion, Law and Society
- RLG236H1Material Religion
- RLG307H1Museums and Material Religion
- RLG308H1Migration, Religion and City Spaces
- RLG309H1Religion and Human Rights
- RLG353H1The Politics of Charity
- RLG385H1Becoming Modern: Institutions, Individuals, and the Dark Side of Modernity
- RLG426H1Religion in the Public Sphere: Community-Engaged Learning
- RLG428H1Religion and Economy
- HPS200H1Science and Values
- HPS202H1Technology in the Modern World
- HPS245H1Visions of Society and Progress
- HPS351H1Biomedical Sciences and Technologies in Global Society
- JHE353H1History of Evolutionary Biology
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