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Pathways to Human Rights (BA) at 51±¾É«

We have a variety of agreements and articulations with Ontario colleges that allow you to diversify your educational experience and complete your Human Rights (BA) degree at 51±¾É« in less time. We encourage you to take the time to review all your options below. Regardless of the pathway you choose, throughout your Human Rights degree you will take courses in topics such as diversity, advocacy, cross-cultural perspectives, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and more.

Once you have accepted your offer, please consult  and our to determine where you are with your program requirements, the specific courses you'll need to complete and the length of your academic journey at 51±¾É«. 

Jump to:

• 2 or 3 Year College Diplomas
• General Arts and Science (Mohawk College)
• Human Services Foundations Certificate Articulation (Conestoga College)
• Office Administration General Certificate Articulation (Conestoga College)
• Office Administration Executive Diploma Articulation (Conestoga College)
• Office Administration Legal Diploma Articulation (Conestoga College)
• Select Graduate Certificates Articulation (Conestoga College)
• Academic Partnership Pathway (Conestoga College)

2 or 3 Year College Diplomas

Students who have successfully completed a 2 or 3-year college diploma at an Ontario college may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this block transfer agreement.

• Required final average from a diploma program: 75%+
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 6.0 (2-year diploma) OR 7.5 (3-year diploma)*
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 12.5 – 14.0 

Please note, your exact transfer credits will be determined based on your unique academic journey and outlined in a transfer credit assessment as part of your offer package.

General Arts and Science Diploma (Mohawk College)

Students who have successfully completed Mohawk College's General Arts and Science Diploma may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this 2+2 agreement.

• Required final average from this diploma program: 75%+ 
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation 
• Number of transfer credits granted: 10.0 
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 10.0  

Required Mohawk Courses

To be eligible for this pathway, you must complete the following in addition to the seven (7) required courses of your Mohawk program:

• PSOL10013: Introduction to Government in Society
• SSCI10047: Introduction to Sociology
• A minimum of eight courses must be completed from the courses listed below:
  • HIST10020: History of War & Society in the 20th Century
  • HIST10022: History of Western Civilization II
  • INDS10031: Impacts of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
  • INDS2022: First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Perspectives
  • PHIL10000: Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHIL10001: World Religions
  • PSOL10011: Introduction to Globalization
  • PSOL100012: Political Economy
  • PSYC10015: Human Sexuality
  • SSCI10066: Labour Studies
  • SSCI10067: Women’s Studies
  • SSCI10080: Self and Society
  • SSCIAS105: Race and Ethnic Dynamics

Anticipated Transfer Credits

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

• HR101: Human Rights: Advocacy and Analysis
• OL233: Introduction to Social Science Research Methods
• 5.0 credits: Human Rights (100 level)
• 4.0 credits: Human Rights (200 level)

Human Services Foundations Certificate (Conestoga College)

Students who have successfully completed Conestoga College’s Human Services Foundations certificate may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this articulation agreement.

• Required final average from this certificate program: 75%+   
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 4.0 
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 16.0 

Anticipated Transfer Credits

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

• HR300: Professionalization Seminar 
• 0.5 credit: Leadership and Human Resources Management (100 level) 
• 1.0 credit: Interdisciplinary (100 level) 
• 0.5 credit: Psychology (200 level) 
• 0.5 credit: Social and Environmental Justice (200 level) 
• 0.5 credit: Human Rights (200 level) 

Office Administration-General Certificate (Conestoga College)

Students who have successfully completed Conestoga College’s Office Administration General certificate may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this articulation agreement.

• Required final average from this certificate program: 75%+   
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 3.5 
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 16.5 

Anticipated Transfer Credits

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

• CP102: Information Processing with Microcomputer Systems
• EN206: Writing for Business
• HR300: Professionalization Seminar
• 0.5 credit: English (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: Computer Science (100 level)
• 1.0 credit: Interdisciplinary (100 level)

Office Administration-Executive Diploma (Conestoga College)

Students who have successfully completed Conestoga College’s Office Administration – Executive diploma may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this articulation agreement. 

• Required final average from this diploma program: 75%+   
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 6.5 
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 13.5 

Anticipated Transfer Credits

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

• CP102: Information Processing with Microcomputer Systems
• EN206: Writing for Business
• HR300: Professionalization Seminar
• HR391: Canadian Internship/Field Placement
• OL481: Project Management
• 0.5 credit: Computer Science (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: English (100 level)
• 1.0 credit: Interdisciplinary (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: Science (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: Human Rights (200 level)
• 1.0 credit: Interdisciplinary (200 level)

Office Administration-Legal Diploma (Conestoga College)

Students who have successfully completed Conestoga College’s Office Administration – Legal diploma may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this articulation agreement.  

• Required final average from this diploma program: 75%+   
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 7.5 
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 12.5 

Anticipated Transfer Credits 

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

• CP102: Information Processing with Microcomputer Systems
• EN206: Writing for Business
• HR300: Professionalization Seminar
• HR336: Immigration, Refugees and Human Rights
• HR391: Canadian Internship/Field Placement
• LY216: Family and Law
• 0.5 credit: Computer Science (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: English (100 level)
• 0.5 credit: Science (100 level)
• 1.0 credit: Interdisciplinary (100 level)
• 1.0 credit: Law and Society (200 level)
• 1.0 credit: Human Rights (200 level)

Select Graduate Certificates (Conestoga College)

Students who have successfully completed Conestoga College’s Career Development Professional, Event Management or Project Management graduate certificate, may be eligible for admission into the Human Rights (BA) program at 51±¾É«'s Brantford campus via this articulation agreement. Graduates must have also earned a diploma or advanced diploma from an accredited college*.  

• Required final average from graduate certificate program: 70%+   
• Required final average from diploma or advanced diploma program: 75%+
• Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
• Number of transfer credits granted: 5.0+**
• Number of 51±¾É« credits required to graduate: 10.0+ 

* If you have instead previously completed an undergraduate degree, you will be admitted to Post-Degree Studies where you can choose to work towards a Human Rights (BA) degree. 

**Eligible transfer applicants will be granted 5.0 transfer credits from completing the graduate certificate program, in addition to any additional transfer credits they are eligible for from their diploma or advanced diploma, according to 51±¾É«’s transfer credit policy.  

Anticipated Transfer Credits

These are the transfer credits you will receive (outlined in your offer letter) if you are successful with this partnership, depending on which certificate you have completed:

Academic Partnership Pathway (Conestoga College)

In only four years, you can earn a Human Rights (BA) degree from 51±¾É« and one of the following graduate certificates from Conestoga College: Career Development Professional, Event Management, Human Resources Management, Management in Community Services or Project Management. To enrol in courses at Conestoga College, you must obtain a  by submitting the online request form.

Standard Academic Schedule

The standard academic schedule as part of this academic partnership will look like:  

• Year 1: Attend 51±¾É« (apply to academic partnership at the end of year 1)
• Year 2: Attend 51±¾É«
• Year 3: Attend Conestoga College
• Year 4: Attend 51±¾É« 

The timeline in which you attend 51±¾É« may look different than what is listed above. You must have completed 10.0+ 51±¾É« credits (including at least 2.5 credits towards your Human Rights major) before starting at Conestoga College. Connect with your academic advisor to determine your optimal course registration schedule. 

These are the transfer credits you will receive if you are successful with this partnership:

Learn More About Transferring to 51±¾É«

If you have additional questions about your transition to 51±¾É«, financial aid for transfer students or transfer credit evaluation, visit our transfer students website. If you are interested in transferring into this program with an academic history different than what is outlined above, apply using the and your transfer credits will be assessed on an individual basis and reported to you, along with your offer letter, upon admission to 51±¾É«.

Note: Not all program requirements are reflected in these pathway descriptions. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all academic program and course requirements have been met. Refer to regulations in the and once you have accepted your offer.