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Certificate in workplace rights
The Labour Studies Certificate in Workplace Rights offers a solid foundation in labour rights and the regulation of work. It introduces students to labour law, collective bargaining, and the study of working people and labour movements in Canada and internationally.
Admission requirements
Prospective students must apply for admission to Simon Fraser University and meet the normal admission requirements prior to undertaking the certificate program. Students may declare this plan upon successful completion of one Labour Studies course and upon application to the Undergraduate Advisor in the Labour Studies Program.
A selection of awards are available to help offset the cost of post-secondary education. If you or a family member is a member of a union it is also recommended to check if they offer scholarships.
For complete program requirements and course descriptions see the Academic Calendar.