Now, more than ever, the world needs principled, inclusive, and empathetic global leaders. The Minor in Global Leadership is U of T’s first tri-campus, interdivisional, multidisciplinary undergraduate community of diverse and globally agile, problem solvers and launched in September 2023. It will leverage the strengths of the University of Toronto’s three campuses, the diversity of the student body, experiential learning, and opportunities for global engagement, both locally and abroad.
Check out the Global Experiences website for more information about the courses, mode of program delivery and learning outcomes for the Minor in Global Leadership.
Eligibility and How to Apply
The Minor in Global Leadership encourages a diverse pool of applicants and strongly welcomes applications from Indigenous Peoples, Black and racialized persons, women, persons with disabilities, people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities, people from varying faith groups, and/or students who are economically disadvantaged or first in their family to attend university. The program is open to all U of T undergraduate students who: Previous leadership experience is not a requirement. There are many ways to understand leadership and gain experience as a part of this program. Applicants are encouraged to have: Step 1: Submit a request on ACORN Step 2: Provide supplemental information Step 3: Check results of your requests to see if you have been invited to enrol in the Minor in Global Leadership Step 4: Accept the invitation to enrol in the Minor in Global LeadershipEnrolment Requirements
Enrolment Period
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Course Requirements
Students in the Minor in Global Leadership will complete 3 core global leadership courses in sequence, plus elective courses within each participating division:
- GLB201H5 (0.5 FCE) Global Leadership: Past, Present, Futures: YEAR 2
- GLBC0H3 (0.5 FCE) Global Leadership: Theory, Research, and Practice: YEAR 3
- GLB401Y1 (1.0 FCE) Global Leadership: Capstone Project: YEAR 4
- Divisional course electives (2.0 FCE): YEAR 2-4
WHICH DIVISIONAL COURSE ELECTIVES CAN I COMPLETE?
- KPE 300 Physical Culture and Social Inequality
- KPE 302 Media, Health and Exercise Sciences
- KPE 305 Geographies and Environments of Health and Physical Cultures
- KPE 307 Olympic and Paralympic Studies
- KPE 321 Population Health
- KPE 335 Sports Law
- KPE 355* Interpersonal Theory in Kinesiology & Physical Education
- KPE 401 International Development Through Sport
- KPE 403 Gender/s, Sexualities and Sport
- KPE 404 Illness, Disease and Physical Culture
- KPE 405 Race, Indigeneity and Physical Culture
- KPE 406 Sport in Popular Culture
- KPE 408 Sport and the “War on Terror”
- KPE 409 Sport, Physical Activity and Human Rights
- KPE 455* Kinesiology & Physical Education in Society
- KPE 495* Independent Study
* Courses with an asterisk have varying topics and will only count towards the Global Leadership Minor if the focus of study/in-field experience is on an international, global or Indigenous topic.
CAN I COUNT THE ELECTIVE COURSES TOWARDS BOTH THE MINOR IN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AND THE CERTIFICATE IN GLOBAL KINESIOLOGY & PHYSICAL EDUCATION?
No. Elective courses used for the Minor in Global Leadership cannot also be used toward the Certificate in Global Kinesiology & Physical Education.