Why study Philosophy?
Learn how to think, discuss and write about abstract ideas. Discover how philosophy contributes to disciplines as diverse as sociology and computer science. You'll develop skills that lead to success in a wide range of graduate studies, and beyond.
Why Gender and Sexuality Studies?
The interdisciplinary Gender and Sexuality Studies (GSXS) program (formerly Women’s Studies WMST) focuses on issues of gender and sexuality, as well as race, class, disability, citizenship/documentation, age, and environmental issues. The program is defined by intersectional feminism and is global in scope. Issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion feature in all GSXS courses. GSXS instructors are committed to collaborative and participatory classrooms, decolonial learning, and a human rights agenda.
The supportive and welcoming attitudes of the members of the Philosophy Department at the University of Calgary fostered a collaborative environment that allowed me to thrive personally and academically.
Makmiller Pedroso
PhD'12, Assistant Professor, Towson University
Philosophy and Gender and Sexuality Studies news and announcements
Elias Yuan at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy
Elias Yuan presented at a poster session hosted by the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) Summer School in July 2024
The History of Schizoid: A Comparative Analysis
Larissa Kolias's 2022 SSHRC award winning project is a comparative analysis of “schizoid” within the descriptive and psychodynamic traditions
Global Feminism - PGSA Student Conference, May 1-2, 2024
The PGSA student conference will take place online and in-person on May 1-2, 2024.
UCalgary Giving Day
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University of Calgary professor Allen Habib expalins why we do the 'right' thing in an emergency — and why we don't
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Allen Habib explains what motivates us to do the 'right' thing in an emergency
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Mass demonstrations in Iran rooted in decades of 'quiet acts of resistance'
2024 CanWest Global Lecture featuring Tanya Talaga
A free public lecture with bestselling author and journalist Tanya Talaga. This annual series brings leading experts to campus to explore today’s pressing issues.
Oct. 19, 5 – 7 p.m.
Taylor Institute Forum, Room TI 160