Courses

Anthropology (28 courses)
• ANTH 272 - Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTH 275 - Faces of Culture: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 277 - The Archaeology of Us: First Humans to First Civilizations
• ANTH 278 - Human Evolution and Diversity
• ANTH 310 - Primate Behaviour
• ANTH 320 - Ancient Cities & Civilizations
• ANTH 335 - Ecological Anthropology
• ANTH 336 - The Story of Us: The Evolution of Human Behaviour
• ANTH 354 - Language and Culture
• ANTH 362 - First Peoples of Canada
• ANTH 375 - The Anthropology of Gender
• ANTH 377 - Ancient Cultures of North America
• ANTH 378 - Human Sexualities
• ANTH 384 - The Family in World Perspective
• ANTH 390 - Community-Based Research Methods
• ANTH 394 - Urban Anthropology
• ANTH 401 - Ethnography, the Writing of Culture
• ANTH 402 - Ethnographic Research Methods
• ANTH 405 - Special Topics in Archaeology
• ANTH 406 - Special Topics in Anthropology
• ANTH 407 - Examining Cultures-Advanced Readings in Regional Ethnology
• ANTH 434 - The History of Anthropological Thought
• ANTH 436 - Topics in Primate Cognition
• ANTH 476 - Archaeological Theory
• ANTH 491 - Ethnobiology: Traditional Biological Knowledge in Contemporary Global Context
• ANTH 499 - Medical Anthropology
• ANTH 591 - Ethnobiology: Traditional Knowledge of Plants, Animals, and Land in Contemporary Global Context
• ANTH 610 - Environment in the Anthropocene: Life Beyond the Human
Art History (3 courses)
• ARHI 201 - A Survey of Western Art I: Looking at Art from Ancient Times to the Middle Ages
• ARHI 202 - A Survey of Western Art II: Looking at Art from the Renaissance to Present Day
• ARHI 301 - Canadian Visual Culture
Classics (2 courses)
• CLAS 309 - Ancient Greece
• CLAS 312 - Ancient Rome
Communication Studies (22 courses)
• CMNS 201 - Introduction to Mass Media
• CMNS 202 - Media and Power in Canadian Society
• CMNS 301 - Communication Theory and Analysis
• CMNS 302 - Communication in History
• CMNS 308 - Understanding Statistical Evidence
• CMNS 311 - Mass Media and the Law
• CMNS 321 - Computing in Everyday Life
• CMNS 333 - Research Methods in Communication Studies
• CMNS 358 - Popular Culture and the Media
• CMNS 380 - Corporate Communication
• CMNS 385 - Rebel with a Cause: Social Movements in History and Popular Culture
• CMNS 401 - Cultural Policy in Canada
• CMNS 402 - Global Communication
• CMNS 419 - Digital Storytelling
• CMNS 420 - Topics in Communication: Children and Media
• CMNS 421 - Being Online
• CMNS 423 - The Television Age
• CMNS 425 - Film and Genre
• CMNS 444 - Media Relations
• CMNS 445 - Directed Readings in Communication Studies (Reading course)
• CMNS 450 - Individual / Group Projects
• CMNS 455 - Media Ethics
Criminal Justice (15 courses)
• CRJS 350 - Community Policing
• CRJS 352 - Victims of Crimes
• CRJS 360 - The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour
• CRJS 370 - Youth Justice
• CRJS 377 - Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection
• CRJS 410 - Special Needs Policing
• CRJS 420 - Environmental Protection and Enforcement
• CRJS 485 - Police Management
• CRJS 487 - Group/Independent Studies
• CRJS 490 - Ethical Decision Making in Law Enforcement
• CRJS 491 - Offender Rehabilitation
• CRJS 492 - Criminal Organizations
• CRJS 493 - Risk Assessment and Threat Management
• CRJS 494 - Crime and Intelligence Analysis
• CRJS 495 - Sex Crimes
Cultural Studies (2 courses)
• CLST 201 - Cultural Studies and Everyday Life
• CLST 325 - Understanding Cultural Studies
Economics (2 courses)
• ECON 321 - Health Care Economics
• ECON 330 - Workers and the Economy
Educational Psychology (12 courses)
• EDPY 200 - Educational Psychology
• EDPY 310 - Learning and Instruction
• EDPY 351 - Inclusive Education for Students With Diverse Needs
• EDPY 389 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• EDPY 403 - Assessment and Instruction for Students with Diverse Needs
• EDPY 469 - Principles of Psychological Assessment
• EDPY 470 - Consultation and Collaboration for Students with Special Needs
• EDPY 471 - Supporting Children and Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
• EDPY 476 - Technology for Students with Diverse Learning Needs
• EDPY 478 - Autism Spectrum Disorder
• EDPY 479 - Introduction to Computer-Based Instruction
• EDPY 480 - Learning with Technology
Education (11 courses)
• EDUC 201 - The Profession of Teaching
• EDUC 210 - The Canadian Training System
• EDUC 300 - Building the Canadian Learning Society: Historical Perspectives
• EDUC 301 - Educational Issues and Social Change I: Historical Social Perspectives
• EDUC 302 - Educational Issues and Social Change II: Current Debates
• EDUC 307 - Thinking Through the Challenges of Multicultural Education
• EDUC 309 - The Purposes of Adult Education
• EDUC 317 - Training and Development in Organizations
• EDUC 404 - Law and Ethics in Education
• EDUC 411 - Directed Study in Canadian Education
• EDUC 412 - Directed Study in Canadian Education
English (33 courses)
• ENGL 211 - Prose Forms
• ENGL 212 - Poetry and Plays
• ENGL 255 - Introductory Composition
• ENGL 302 - Introduction to Canadian Literature
• ENGL 303 - A History of Drama - Part I: Early Stages
• ENGL 304 - A History of Drama - Part II: Modernist Theatre
• ENGL 305 - Literature for Children
• ENGL 306 - The Literature of Work
• ENGL 307 - Women in Literature
• ENGL 308 - Indigenous Literature in Canada
• ENGL 316 - Approaches to Literary Theory and Criticism
• ENGL 324 - Shakespeare I
• ENGL 325 - Shakespeare II
• ENGL 341 - World Literature
• ENGL 344 - American Literature I
• ENGL 345 - American Literature II
• ENGL 351 - Comparative Canadian Literature I
• ENGL 353 - Intermediate Composition
• ENGL 361 - Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
• ENGL 373 - Film and Literature
• ENGL 380 - Writing Poetry
• ENGL 381 - Creative Writing in Prose
• ENGL 384 - Writing Creative Non-fiction
• ENGL 387 - Writing Speculative Fiction
• ENGL 393 - The Early Twentieth-Century English Novel
• ENGL 395 - The Nineteenth-Century English Novel
• ENGL 423 - Advanced Literary Theory
• ENGL 431 - Canadian Drama
• ENGL 433 - Post-Colonial Literatures
• ENGL 458 - The Latin American Novel
• ENGL 482 - Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENGL 491 - Directed Studies in Literature
• ENGL 492 - Research and Writing Projects in Literature
English Language & Writing Skills (5 courses)
• ENGL2 140 - Grammar
• ENGL2 145 - Reading and Writing for Academic Purposes
• ENGL2 155 - Developing Writing Skills
• ENGL2 177 - English for Academic Purposes
• ENGL2 189 - English for Business
Environmental Studies (7 courses)
• ENVS 200 - Introduction to Environmental Studies
• ENVS 243 - Environmental Change in a Global Context
• ENVS 305 - Environmental Impact Assessment
• ENVS 435 - Transformative Change in Building Sustainable Communities
• ENVS 461 - The History and Politics of Ecology
• ENVS 670 - The Nature of Nature: Ecology, Non-human life, and Human Obligations
• ENVS 689 - The Political Ecology of Global Environment Change
French (17 courses)
• FREN 100 - French for Beginners I
• FREN 101 - French for Beginners II
• FREN 200 - First Year University French I
• FREN 201 - First Year University French II
• FREN 301 - Composition française
• FREN 305 - La littérature jeunesse
• FREN 358 - Initiation à la littérature d'expression française I
• FREN 362 - Second Year University French
• FREN 363 - Le roman français du XXe siècle
• FREN 374 - Littérature québécoise
• FREN 375 - Vocabulary Expansion
• FREN 387 - Français langue des affaires
• FREN 403 - Stylistique comparée
• FREN 405 - Translation from French to English
• FREN 420 - Poésie et théâtre français du 19e siècle
• FREN 421 - Le roman français du 19e siècle
• FREN 422 - Littérature française du 17e siècle
Geography (4 courses)
• GEOG 200 - World Regional Geography
• GEOG 201 - Introductory Human Geography
• GEOG 302 - The Canadian North
• GEOG 311 - Canadian Urban Development
Global Studies (21 courses)
• GLST 200 - World Regional Geography
• GLST 205 - Building Blocks of Global Studies: Overview of Approaches, Concepts, and Issues
• GLST 208 - The World to 1500
• GLST 209 - A History of the World in the Twentieth Century: I
• GLST 210 - A History of the World in the Twentieth Century: II
• GLST 230 - Globalization and World Politics
• GLST 243 - Environmental Change in a Global Context
• GLST 308 - Americas: An Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean
• GLST 335 - Global Labour History
• GLST 367 - The Second World War
• GLST 384 - Europe Since 1945
• GLST 395 - Political Economy of Development: People, Processes, and Policies
• GLST 403 - Public Policy in a Global Era
• GLST 440 - Global Governance and Law
• GLST 460 - Famous Feminists and Their Times: Global History of Feminism
• GLST 483 - International Political Economy: The Politics of Globalization
• GLST 611 - Social Movements
• GLST 650 - Sustainability in an Age of Global Change
• GLST 651 - Critical Approaches to Global Change
• GLST 652 - Democracy and Justice in the Context of Global Capitalism
• GLST 695 - Political Economy of Development - People, Processes, and Policies
Governance, Law & Management (Public Administration) (14 courses)
• GOVN 301 - Governance, the Public Sector and Corporate Power
• GOVN 377 - Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection
• GOVN 380 - Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Governance
• GOVN 390 - Public Policy and Administrative Governance
• GOVN 400 - Governance and Leadership
• GOVN 403 - Public Policy in a Global Era
• GOVN 405 - Innovative Public Management
• GOVN 440 - Global Governance and Law
• GOVN 444 - Media Relations
• GOVN 450 - Public Budgeting and Financial Management in a Globalized World
• GOVN 500 - Governance and Leadership
• GOVN 505 - Innovative Public Management
• GOVN 540 - Global Governance and Law
• GOVN 677 - Privacy and Transparency in a Networked World
Health Administration (13 courses)
• HADM 235 - Introduction to Health Administration
• HADM 315 - Health and Community Development
• HADM 321 - Health Care Economics
• HADM 326 - Health Issues: Health and Healing
• HADM 336 - Community Health Planning
• HADM 339 - Organization of the Canadian Health Care System
• HADM 369 - Health Policy in Canada
• HADM 379 - Introduction to Epidemiology
• HADM 399 - Evaluating Health Research Evidence
• HADM 400 - Health Care Law
• HADM 435 - Practicum—Senior Field Placement in Health Administration
• HADM 488 - Risk Management and Safety in Health Services
• HADM 499 - Research Methods in Health Services
Heritage Resource Management (18 courses)
• HERM 301 - Introduction to Heritage Resources Management
• HERM 312 - Heritage Research
• HERM 322 - Heritage Collections
• HERM 327 - Heritage Policy in Canada
• HERM 334 - Professional Ethics in Heritage Resources Management
• HERM 339 - Conservation
• HERM 342 - General Principles of Planning Historic Places
• HERM 361 - Interpretive Programming
• HERM 491 - Heritage Certificate Practicum
• HERM 501 - Issues in Heritage Resources Management
• HERM 512 - Advanced Methods in Heritage Research
• HERM 542 - Issues in Planning Historic Places
• HERM 561 - Advanced Issues in Interpretive Programming
• HERM 670 - Industrial Heritage
• HERM 671 - Documentation and Condition Assessment
• HERM 672 - Heritage and Risk Management
• HERM 673 - Architectural Conservation
• HERM 691 - Heritage Diploma Practicum
History (41 courses)
• HIST 201 - Western Thought and Culture I: Before the Reformation
• HIST 202 - Western Thought and Culture II: Since the Reformation
• HIST 205 - Africa in the World - Between the Atlantic Slave Trade and the Postcolonial World
• HIST 208 - The World to 1500
• HIST 209 - A History of the World in the Twentieth Century: I
• HIST 210 - A History of the World in the Twentieth Century: II
• HIST 216 - Europe, 1618-1939: From the Thirty Years’ War to the Age of Dictators
• HIST 224 - History of Canada to 1867
• HIST 225 - History of Canada, 1867 to the Present
• HIST 235 - History of the United States, Civil War to Present
• HIST 304 - Historic Britain: Land, People and Politics from Prehistory to the Augustan Age
• HIST 309 - Ancient Greece
• HIST 312 - Ancient Rome
• HIST 313 - Early Christians
• HIST 316 - Heritage Research
• HIST 326 - Contemporary Canada: Canada After 1945
• HIST 327 - Imperial Russia
• HIST 330 - Social History of Canada: European Contact to Early Industrialization
• HIST 331 - Social History of Canada: Early Industrialization to Contemporary Canada
• HIST 335 - Global Labour History
• HIST 336 - History of Canadian Labour
• HIST 338 - History of the Canadian West
• HIST 362 - Constructing Women and Men in Canada: A History Since Industrialization
• HIST 367 - The Second World War
• HIST 368 - Indigenous Peoples in Canada to 1830
• HIST 369 - Indigenous Peoples in Canada Since 1830
• HIST 370 - The Métis
• HIST 371 - Early Medieval Europe, 400-1000
• HIST 372 - High Medieval Europe, 1000-1350
• HIST 373 - The Renaissance
• HIST 383 - The Vikings
• HIST 384 - Europe Since 1945
• HIST 390 - The Historian's Craft
• HIST 404 - Historical Foundations of Modern Science
• HIST 407 - The Enlightenment
• HIST 455 - Canada and the Bomb: Canada and the World in the Cold War
• HIST 460 - Famous Feminists and Their Times: Global History of Feminism
• HIST 486 - The Industrial Revolution
• HIST 491 - Directed Studies in North American History
• HIST 492 - Special Project in European History
• HIST 632 - Gender, Race, Racism, and the History of Classical Scholarship
Human Resource Management (5 courses)
• HRMT 301 - Recruitment and Selection
• HRMT 322 - Employment Law
• HRMT 323 - Injury Compensation and Disability Management
• HRMT 386 - Introduction to Human Resource Management
• HRMT 502 - Human Resource Management
Human Services (8 courses)
• HSRV 201 - Social Work and Human Services
• HSRV 306 - Critical Reflection for Practice
• HSRV 311 - Practice and Policy in the Human Services
• HSRV 322 - Ideology and Policy Evolution
• HSRV 363 - Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Governance
• HSRV 400 - Governance and Leadership
• HSRV 421 - Advocacy from the Margins
• HSRV 489 - Capstone: A Synthesis of Program Learning Outcomes
Humanities (8 courses)
• HUMN 201 - Western Thought and Culture I: Before the Reformation
• HUMN 202 - Western Thought and Culture II: Since the Reformation
• HUMN 268 - Classical Music: A Historical Introduction
• HUMN 285 - History of Popular Music I: Blues to Big Bands, 1900-1940
• HUMN 309 - Ancient Greece
• HUMN 312 - Ancient Rome
• HUMN 313 - Early Christians
• HUMN 407 - The Enlightenment
Industrial Relations (4 courses)
• IDRL 308 - Occupational Health and Safety
• IDRL 309 - Human Rights, the Charter and Labour Relations
• IDRL 320 - The Law of Work
• IDRL 496 - Comparative Labour Education
Information Systems (1 course)
• INFS 200 - Information Seeking & Society in the Information Age
Labour Studies (9 courses)
• LBST 200 - Introduction to Labour Studies
• LBST 202 - Labour College of Canada: Introduction to Labour Studies
• LBST 325 - Labour mobility and migrant workers
• LBST 330 - Workers and the Economy
• LBST 332 - Women and Unions
• LBST 335 - Global Labour History
• LBST 411 - Special Projects in Labour Studies I
• LBST 412 - Special Projects in Labour Studies II
• LBST 415 - Sex Work and Sex Workers
Legal Studies (14 courses)
• LGST 230 - The Canadian Legal System
• LGST 249 - Legal Literacy
• LGST 310 - Human Rights, the Charter and Labour Relations
• LGST 331 - Administrative Law
• LGST 369 - Commercial Law
• LGST 377 - Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection
• LGST 390 - Women, Equality and the Law
• LGST 482 - Jurisprudence
• LGST 489 - Alternative Dispute Resolution
• LGST 551 - Introduction to Legislative Drafting
• LGST 553 - Legislative Structure, Style, and Limits
• LGST 555 - Drafting Preliminary, Amending, and Final Provisions
• LGST 557 - Implementation Provisions and Drafting Processes
• LGST 559 - Legislative Drafting Project
Music (3 courses)
• MUSI 267 - Sound and Sense: Listening to Music
• MUSI 268 - Classical Music: A Historical Introduction
• MUSI 285 - History of Popular Music I: Blues to Big Bands, 1900-1940
Organizational Behaviour (0 course)
Philosophy (17 courses)
• PHIL 152 - Basics in Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing
• PHIL 231 - Introduction to Philosophy: West and East
• PHIL 240 - Ancient Philosophy: The Rise of Reason in a Mythic World
• PHIL 252 - Critical Thinking
• PHIL 254 - Symbolic Logic
• PHIL 255 - Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics and Society
• PHIL 333 - Professional Ethics
• PHIL 334 - Professional Ethics in Heritage Resources Management
• PHIL 335 - Biomedical Ethics
• PHIL 337 - Business Ethics
• PHIL 342 - Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Philosophy
• PHIL 350 - Ethics
• PHIL 367 - Existentialism and Phenomenology
• PHIL 371 - Ethics in Science and Technology
• PHIL 375 - Philosophy of the Environment
• PHIL 380 - Introduction to Eastern Philosophy
• PHIL 482 - Jurisprudence
Political Economy (6 courses)
• POEC 230 - Globalization and World Politics
• POEC 302 - Theories and Approaches to Political Economy
• POEC 393 - Canada and the Global Political Economy
• POEC 395 - Political Economy of Development: People, Processes, and Policies
• POEC 483 - International Political Economy: The Politics of Globalization
• POEC 499 - Directed Study in Political Economy
Political Science (23 courses)
• POLI 277 - Introduction to Political Science I: Concepts, Structures, and Institutions
• POLI 278 - Introduction to Political Science II: Political Processes and Political Behaviour
• POLI 291 - Media and Power in Canadian Society
• POLI 301 - Governance, the Public Sector and Corporate Power
• POLI 307 - Political Ideologies
• POLI 309 - Canadian Government and Politics
• POLI 311 - Aboriginal Politics and Governments
• POLI 325 - Canadian Environmental Policy and Politics
• POLI 330 - International and Global Politics
• POLI 342 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POLI 345 - American Government and Politics
• POLI 350 - Women in Canadian Politics
• POLI 355 - Political Philosophy: Plato to Machiavelli
• POLI 357 - Political Philosophy: Hobbes to Human Rights
• POLI 390 - Canadian Federalism
• POLI 392 - Public Policy and Administrative Governance
• POLI 400 - Governance and Leadership
• POLI 403 - Public Policy in a Global Era
• POLI 440 - Global Governance and Law
• POLI 450 - Globalization and Human Rights
• POLI 470 - Democratic Theory and Practice
• POLI 480 - Politics of Our Networked World in the Digital Era
• POLI 550 - Women, Equality, and Representation
Psychology (45 courses)
• PSYC 200 - Introduction to Career Development
• PSYC 210 - Experiential Learning in the Celebration of Diversity
• PSYC 228 - Introduction to Human Development
• PSYC 289 - Psychology as a Natural Science
• PSYC 290 - General Psychology
• PSYC 300 - Theories of Career Development
• PSYC 304 - Research Methods in Psychology
• PSYC 310 - Learning and Instruction
• PSYC 315 - Psychology and the Mass Media
• PSYC 323 - Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 333 - Sensation and Perception
• PSYC 340 - Introduction to Applied Social Psychology
• PSYC 345 - The Psychology of Women
• PSYC 347 - Introduction to Feminist Counselling
• PSYC 350 - Adolescent Psychology
• PSYC 355 - Cognitive Psychology
• PSYC 356 - Introduction to Personality Theories and Issues
• PSYC 365 - Behaviour Modification Principles
• PSYC 375 - History of Psychology
• PSYC 379 - Social Psychology
• PSYC 381 - The Psychology of Adult Development
• PSYC 387 - Learning
• PSYC 388 - Introduction to Counselling
• PSYC 389 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• PSYC 395 - Forensic Psychology
• PSYC 401 - Learning Through Life
• PSYC 402 - Biological Psychology
• PSYC 403 - Assessment and Instruction for Students with Diverse Needs
• PSYC 405 - Creating A Working Alliance
• PSYC 406 - Introduction to Theories of Counselling and Psychotherapy
• PSYC 418 - Special Projects in Psychology
• PSYC 426 - Psychology of Families and Parenting
• PSYC 432 - Psychology and the Built Environment
• PSYC 433 - Career Development Culminating Research Paper
• PSYC 435 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 450 - Drugs and Behaviour
• PSYC 451 - Human Neuropsychology
• PSYC 469 - Principles of Psychological Assessment
• PSYC 470 - Consultation and Collaboration for Students with Special Needs
• PSYC 471 - Supporting Children and Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
• PSYC 476 - Assistive Technology for Students with Special Needs
• PSYC 478 - Autism Spectrum Disorder
• PSYC 576 - Assistive Technology
• PSYC 589 - Learning Disabilities: Issues and Interventions
• PSYC 630 - Talking Cures: The Evolution of Psychotherapy
Religious Studies (6 courses)
• RELS 204 - Introduction to World Religions
• RELS 206 - The Islamic Tradition
• RELS 211 - Death and Dying in World Religions
• RELS 218 - Introduction to Religion and Popular Culture
• RELS 313 - Early Christians
• RELS 380 - Advanced Studies in the Hebrew Bible
Sociology/Anthropology (0 course)
Sociology (31 courses)
• SOCI 231 - Sociology of Religion
• SOCI 287 - Introduction to Sociology I
• SOCI 288 - Introduction to Sociology II —Social Movements
• SOCI 290 - Social Problems
• SOCI 291 - Canadian Society
• SOCI 300 - How Humans Organize: From Primary Groups to the World Wide Web
• SOCI 301 - Social Statistics
• SOCI 305 - Sociology and Crime
• SOCI 316 - Sociology of Families
• SOCI 321 - The Sociology of Work and Industry
• SOCI 331 - Exposed! Sociology of Environment and Aging
• SOCI 332 - Women and Unions
• SOCI 335 - Classical Sociological Theory and Its Relevance Today
• SOCI 337 - Modern Sociological Theory in the 20th Century: The Age of Grand Theory
• SOCI 339 - Sociology of War & Armed Conflict
• SOCI 345 - Women, Gender and Work in Canada
• SOCI 347 - Contemporary Social Theory for the 21st Century: the Age of Indeterminacy
• SOCI 348 - Sociology of Environment and Health
• SOCI 365 - Sociology of Deviance
• SOCI 378 - Rebel with a Cause: Social Movements in History and Popular Culture
• SOCI 380 - Canadian Ethnic Relations
• SOCI 381 - The Rich and the Rest: The Sociology of Wealth, Power, and Inequality
• SOCI 425 - Special Projects in Sociology I
• SOCI 426 - Special Projects in Sociology II
• SOCI 427 - Special Projects in Sociology III
• SOCI 435 - Theories of Social Change
• SOCI 437 - Deciphering Our Social Worlds
• SOCI 450 - Environmental Sociology
• SOCI 460 - The Sociology of Information Technology
• SOCI 537 - Deciphering Our Social Worlds
• SOCI 539 - Sociology of War and Organized Violence
Social Science (1 course)
• SOSC 366 - Research Methods in the Social Sciences
Spanish (6 courses)
• SPAN 200 - Introductory Spanish I
• SPAN 201 - Spanish for Beginners II
• SPAN 300 - Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 301 - Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN 330 - Textual Analysis and Composition
• SPAN 400 - Advanced Spanish Grammar I
Women's and Gender Studies (23 courses)
• WGST 200 - Feminist Research and Women's Lives
• WGST 266 - Thinking from Women's Lives: An Introduction to Women's Studies
• WGST 302 - Communication Skills and Counselling Practice
• WGST 303 - Issues in Women's Health
• WGST 304 - Issues in Aboriginal Women's Health and Wellness
• WGST 305 - Counselling with Indigenous Women
• WGST 310 - Feminist Approaches to Counselling Women
• WGST 320 - Gendered Bodies and Society
• WGST 322 - Sexuality in Society
• WGST 332 - Women and Unions
• WGST 333 - Goddess Mythology, Women's Spirituality and Ecofeminism
• WGST 345 - Women, Gender and Work in Canada
• WGST 350 - Gender, Science, and Technology
• WGST 362 - Constructing Women and Men in Canada: A History Since Industrialization
• WGST 401 - Contemporary Feminist Theory
• WGST 421 - Advocacy from the Margins
• WGST 422 - Violence against Women: A Global Perspective
• WGST 423 - Mothering/Motherhood in the Real World
• WGST 460 - Famous Feminists and Their Times: Global History of Feminism
• WGST 465 - Directed Studies in Women's and Gender Studies
• WGST 499 - Final Project
• WGST 522 - Violence against Women - A Global Perspective
• WGST 547 - Rethinking Science and Technology: Gender, Theory, and Practice