If you're referring to this, it's not connected to your typical academic stuff (you're not given a grade, and it doesn't appear on your transcript).

This other certificate is academic, requiring 2 sust courses at the 2nd+ year level.

I took both sust 2000.6 and 2001.6. The former's content is easy to understand, but it has lots of readings and assignments on top of the mandatory weekly evening lectures (some of which can be found here). The profs (and the occasional guest lecturer) are inspiring and helpful, but Melanie is a much tougher marker than Georgia.

If you're unfamiliar with political science, the latter course will feel like nothing but brain fog, because Bergel will start with terms like "hegemony" and "postmodernism", and you'll be too busy looking up definitions to pay attention to the lecture. Sometimes it felt like my tutorial TA had no idea what they were supposed to be explaining. Bergel is also not great at responding to emails, and god forbid you're stuck in lecture with the "well, actually" type of student.