Code:

CON9111

Course Name:

Carpentry: Foundations, Floors, Walls and Basic Roofs

Course Description:

Built structures require a solid foundation, walls and roofs. Students develop basic carpentry and building skills. Emphasis is on developin... + Read More

Hours:

84.0

Code:

CSV9100

Course Name:

Introduction to Heritage Conservation

Course Description:

Heritage conservation specialists from a wide variety of disciplines work with diverse communities to steward, conserve and revitalize build... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

DSN1100

Course Name:

Technical Drawings

Course Description:

Effective communication through fundamentals of the design documentation process is key to a successful building project and solid technical... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

MAT9105

Course Name:

Mathematics for the Craftsperson

Course Description:

Fundamental trades calculations, applied mathematics, and geometric constructions have been used by tradespeople for centuries and are the b... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WOO9254

Course Name:

Joinery Fundamentals

Course Description:

Techniques for joining wood together are rooted in the knowledge and skills that have been passed down for thousands of years. The selection... + Read More

Hours:

112.0

Code:

CSV9200

Course Name:

Heritage Conservation in Practice: Past, Present, and Future

Course Description:

Lessons from the past inform both evolving contemporary heritage conservation practices and the future stewardship of cultural resources. A ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL1100

Course Name:

Communications and Academic Writing

Course Description:

Effective communication is an integral component of success in the workplace and in lifelong learning. Students review communication theory ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WOO9226

Course Name:

Joinery: Architectural Millwork

Course Description:

Millwork provides the finishing touches to a building and helps to define its character. Students learn skills and techniques for turning an... + Read More

Hours:

84.0

Code:

WOO9228

Course Name:

Carpentry: Roofs and Finishes

Course Description:

Wood-framed houses may require complex roof systems and finishes. Students explore traditional gable and hip roof framing including regular ... + Read More

Hours:

154.0

Code:

CAD2300

Course Name:

Building Modelling I

Course Description:

Concepts come to life when shared and discussed with others. Students use AutoCAD to create computer-aided drafting. Focus is placed on the ... + Read More

Hours:

28.0

Code:

CSV9300

Course Name:

Traditional Materials Science

Course Description:

Craftspeople require an understanding of the properties, performance and applications of materials and how they have been used in the past. ... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

CSV9310

Course Name:

Contextualizing Heritage

Course Description:

Tangible and intangible cultural resources have a profound impact on understanding heritage significance as well as stewardship and sustaina... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEP1001

Course Name:

Cooperative Education and Job Readiness

Course Description:

Students are guided through a series of activities that prepare them to conduct a professional job search and succeed in the workplace. Thro... + Read More

Hours:

18.0

Code:

PHI1000

Course Name:

Logic and Critical Thinking

Course Description:

Logic and critical-thinking skills play an important role in both daily life and ongoing academic studies. As foundational skills, they supp... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

WOO9306

Course Name:

Traditional Joinery: Doors and Windows

Course Description:

Doors and windows are an integral part of the aesthetic, design, and character of a building. Students investigate the theory and production... + Read More

Hours:

168.0

Code:

CSV9400

Course Name:

Existing Buildings: Re-Use, Repair, and Maintenance

Course Description:

Any project on an existing building begins with a visual inspection and a condition assessment. Through the identification and analysis of a... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

CSV9410

Course Name:

Business Fundamentals for Building Conservation Professionals

Course Description:

Conservation practitioners must understand the business aspects of the field to make informed and practical decisions. Students examine tool... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAW9400

Course Name:

Heritage Planning: an Introduction to Law, Policy, and Process

Course Description:

Many aspects of the heritage conservation field are highly regulated. Emphasis is on the theoretical and practical aspects of heritage conse... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Research

Course Description:

Academic research requires students to possess a fundamental knowledge of accepted methodologies and practices. An overview of the research ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WOO9334

Course Name:

Traditional Joinery: Staircasing

Course Description:

Designing and building traditional staircases merges the skills of carpentry and joinery. Students learn how to build a comfortable, safe, b... + Read More

Hours:

126.0

Code:

WKT9400

Course Name:

Co-Op Work Term 1

Course Description:

Immediately following semester four, the first co-op placement provides students with experiential opportunities within the construction ind... + Read More

Hours:

Code:

ARC9505

Course Name:

History and Philosophy of Canadian Architecture

Course Description:

Architecture is not neutral; it can reflect important aspects of our society. Students explore the different styles, technological changes a... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

BSC1100

Course Name:

Building Science I

Course Description:

Students explore buildings and the inter-connectedness of the constituent features and systems that make up a building. In addition, to the ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

CSV9500

Course Name:

Inventory and Evaluation Methodologies

Course Description:

The processes of inventory and evaluation are important tools for understanding cultural heritage resources. Rigorous and critical analysis ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI9500

Course Name:

Ethics and Professional Practice

Course Description:

Ethics and Codes of Practice are critical to professional practice and are designed to promote honesty, integrity, and professionalism. Stud... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

BIO2200

Course Name:

Botany

Course Description:

Biologists with an interest in plant life may choose to specialize in botany. Beginning with the organic features of life, focusing on plant... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

ENL2025

Course Name:

Interpersonal Communication

Course Description:

Effectively communicating with others, both professionally and personally, is an art that requires conscious development. Students address t... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3101

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The French language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of French acquire basic forms and stru... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3102

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the French language. Students with basic knowledge of French gain more co... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED2300

Course Name:

Indigenous Self-Representation in Contemporary Canadian Culture

Course Description:

Historically, Indigenous peoples and their cultures have been dramatically misrepresented and stereotyped in Canadian literature, music, vis... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEO2300

Course Name:

Principles of Urban Planning

Course Description:

Increasingly cities and communities are feeling the pressure of expansion, and people from all walks of life feel disconnected from the proc... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

LAN3101

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The Spanish language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of Spanish acquire basic forms and st... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAN3102

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the Spanish language. Students with basic knowledge of Spanish gain more ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAW2014

Course Name:

Law

Course Description:

The reach of the rule of law extends into our lives on a daily basis. As much as it is present in our lives, very few people are aware of th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI2002

Course Name:

Ethical Decision Making

Course Description:

To avoid potential prosecution, companies and their employees are well-advised to engage in ethical decision-making practices in all busines... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PSI2000

Course Name:

Navigating Canada's Political Landscape

Course Description:

A developed knowledge of government and politics is key to an effective participation in public life. Drawing on current events, students e... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

PSY2100

Course Name:

Introductory Psychology

Course Description:

With its applications to behaviour and personality, psychology extends its reach into many aspects of our personal lives. The broad applicat... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SCI2000

Course Name:

Environmental Science

Course Description:

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary study of how the earth works, human interaction with the earth and how to address the existing... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Sociology

Course Description:

When working with individuals and groups it is important to understand both the background and influences present. Students develop a famili... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

SOC2001

Course Name:

Anti-Racism: Theory and Practice

Course Description:

Anti-racism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviours that perpetuate systemic racism... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WKT9500

Course Name:

Co-Op Work Term 2

Course Description:

The second co-op placement provides students with experiential opportunities within the construction industry and related industries. Studen... + Read More

Hours:

Code:

CAD2400

Course Name:

Building Modelling II

Course Description:

Being able to leverage technology to clearly represent detailed building models is necessary in clearly communicating project details. Throu... + Read More

Hours:

28.0

Code:

CSV9600

Course Name:

Project Management, Scheduling, and Estimating

Course Description:

A proper estimate is fundamental to the financial viability of a building conservation project and facilitates successful planning and execu... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

QUA2000

Course Name:

Statistics

Course Description:

Students explore fundamental statistical concepts and use statistical software to summarize, analyze and present both descriptive and infere... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WOO9303

Course Name:

Traditional Carpentry: Timber Framing

Course Description:

Timber framing involves just as much art as science. Students apply specialized and time-honoured layout and joinery techniques to construct... + Read More

Hours:

70.0

Code:

BIO2200

Course Name:

Botany

Course Description:

Biologists with an interest in plant life may choose to specialize in botany. Beginning with the organic features of life, focusing on plant... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

ENL2025

Course Name:

Interpersonal Communication

Course Description:

Effectively communicating with others, both professionally and personally, is an art that requires conscious development. Students address t... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3101

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The French language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of French acquire basic forms and stru... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3102

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the French language. Students with basic knowledge of French gain more co... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED2300

Course Name:

Indigenous Self-Representation in Contemporary Canadian Culture

Course Description:

Historically, Indigenous peoples and their cultures have been dramatically misrepresented and stereotyped in Canadian literature, music, vis... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEO2300

Course Name:

Principles of Urban Planning

Course Description:

Increasingly cities and communities are feeling the pressure of expansion, and people from all walks of life feel disconnected from the proc... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

LAN3101

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The Spanish language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of Spanish acquire basic forms and st... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAN3102

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the Spanish language. Students with basic knowledge of Spanish gain more ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAW2014

Course Name:

Law

Course Description:

The reach of the rule of law extends into our lives on a daily basis. As much as it is present in our lives, very few people are aware of th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI2002

Course Name:

Ethical Decision Making

Course Description:

To avoid potential prosecution, companies and their employees are well-advised to engage in ethical decision-making practices in all busines... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PSI2000

Course Name:

Navigating Canada's Political Landscape

Course Description:

A developed knowledge of government and politics is key to an effective participation in public life. Drawing on current events, students e... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

PSY2100

Course Name:

Introductory Psychology

Course Description:

With its applications to behaviour and personality, psychology extends its reach into many aspects of our personal lives. The broad applicat... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SCI2000

Course Name:

Environmental Science

Course Description:

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary study of how the earth works, human interaction with the earth and how to address the existing... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Sociology

Course Description:

When working with individuals and groups it is important to understand both the background and influences present. Students develop a famili... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

SOC2001

Course Name:

Anti-Racism: Theory and Practice

Course Description:

Anti-racism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviours that perpetuate systemic racism... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WKT9600

Course Name:

Co-Op Work Term 3

Course Description:

The third co-op placement provides students with experiential opportunities within the construction and heritage industries. Students attain... + Read More

Hours:

Code:

CSV9700

Course Name:

Heritage and Site Management

Course Description:

Heritage Conservation Specialists often find themselves managing different types of heritage sites. Students examine diverse aspects of site... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

CSV9710

Course Name:

Building Conservation Project 1

Course Description:

Before starting any conservation project work, an evidence-based, detailed plan must be created. Working individually, students select a stu... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

CSV9720

Course Name:

Heritage Conservation Plans

Course Description:

Cultural resource management is based on thoughtful and continuous planning and stewardship. A Conservation Plan is an essential planning an... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

WOO9402

Course Name:

Traditional Carpentry: Log Building

Course Description:

The rustic elegance and warmth of natural wood, combined with technological innovation come together in the creation of sustainable log buil... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

BIO2200

Course Name:

Botany

Course Description:

Biologists with an interest in plant life may choose to specialize in botany. Beginning with the organic features of life, focusing on plant... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

ENL2025

Course Name:

Interpersonal Communication

Course Description:

Effectively communicating with others, both professionally and personally, is an art that requires conscious development. Students address t... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3101

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The French language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of French acquire basic forms and stru... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3102

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the French language. Students with basic knowledge of French gain more co... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED2300

Course Name:

Indigenous Self-Representation in Contemporary Canadian Culture

Course Description:

Historically, Indigenous peoples and their cultures have been dramatically misrepresented and stereotyped in Canadian literature, music, vis... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEO2300

Course Name:

Principles of Urban Planning

Course Description:

Increasingly cities and communities are feeling the pressure of expansion, and people from all walks of life feel disconnected from the proc... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

LAN3101

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The Spanish language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of Spanish acquire basic forms and st... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAN3102

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the Spanish language. Students with basic knowledge of Spanish gain more ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAW2014

Course Name:

Law

Course Description:

The reach of the rule of law extends into our lives on a daily basis. As much as it is present in our lives, very few people are aware of th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI2002

Course Name:

Ethical Decision Making

Course Description:

To avoid potential prosecution, companies and their employees are well-advised to engage in ethical decision-making practices in all busines... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PSI2000

Course Name:

Navigating Canada's Political Landscape

Course Description:

A developed knowledge of government and politics is key to an effective participation in public life. Drawing on current events, students e... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

PSY2100

Course Name:

Introductory Psychology

Course Description:

With its applications to behaviour and personality, psychology extends its reach into many aspects of our personal lives. The broad applicat... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SCI2000

Course Name:

Environmental Science

Course Description:

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary study of how the earth works, human interaction with the earth and how to address the existing... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Sociology

Course Description:

When working with individuals and groups it is important to understand both the background and influences present. Students develop a famili... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

SOC2001

Course Name:

Anti-Racism: Theory and Practice

Course Description:

Anti-racism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviours that perpetuate systemic racism... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

CSV9800

Course Name:

Building Conservation Project 2

Course Description:

Building conservation projects are based on research and detailed planning. Students complete and execute a project based on an approved pro... + Read More

Hours:

70.0

Code:

CSV9810

Course Name:

Capstone Research Seminar

Course Description:

The Building Conservation field requires practitioners with strong analytic and interpretive skills, who can conduct independent research an... + Read More

Hours:

28.0

Code:

ENL9800

Course Name:

Technical Writing for Reports and Grant Proposals

Course Description:

Clear and concise written and oral presentations are essential communication skills for the design, development, construction, and financing... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

CUL4000

Course Name:

Global Citizenship

Course Description:

Informed citizens in today's world appreciate the meaning of civic life at the local, national and global level. Students reflect on and dev... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4016

Course Name:

World Literature

Course Description:

Exposure to broad sources of literature promotes an open-minded perspective on today's global society and encourages an appreciation of dive... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4100

Course Name:

Creative Writing

Course Description:

Whether for personal or public consumption, many people enjoy writing short fiction to express their creative energy while improving upon th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4200

Course Name:

New Worlds and Alternative Realities: Speculative Fiction

Course Description:

Speculative fiction gathers together all those works of fiction in which new worlds or alternative realities are envisioned. Within this ca... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4300

Course Name:

The Brave New Worlds of Dystopian Fiction

Course Description:

Over the last century, dystopian fiction has become a remarkably popular genre in literature and film, particularly among young adults. Dyst... + Read More

Hours:

45.0

Code:

PHI4000

Course Name:

Philosophy and Popular Culture

Course Description:

Many facets of today's popular culture engage, directly or indirectly, with the concerns of a variety of philosophical traditions. Drawing o... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4002

Course Name:

The Philosophy of Drugs

Course Description:

Drugs are everywhere: professionals prescribe them to us to make us "better"; we take them recreationally; we give them to our children, pet... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4003

Course Name:

The Philosophy of Love and Sex

Course Description:

Love and sex are central to the human condition, and have been topics of academic inquiry and controversy throughout history. Various practi... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4004

Course Name:

Technology, Society and the Environment

Course Description:

Environmental issues have come to occupy a central place in the marketplace, politics, policy, and society at large. Owing largely to the ma... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4100

Course Name:

Survival in the Information Age: Risk and the Media

Course Description:

On an almost daily basis, the media, through its various outlets - television, radio, web sites, RSS, and podcasts - reports on issues that ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHY4000

Course Name:

Black Holes, Big Bangs and the Cosmos

Course Description:

The dynamic and exciting field of Cosmology outlines our current understanding of the Universe from its start, at the so-called Big Bang, th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC4000

Course Name:

Criminology

Course Description:

The interdisciplinary study of social science examining the individual and social aspects of crime is known as criminology. Students work th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC4001

Course Name:

Global Perspectives

Course Description:

Sociology, through its exploration of the organization of society and the connections between people and their surroundings, provides new wa... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

BIO2200

Course Name:

Botany

Course Description:

Biologists with an interest in plant life may choose to specialize in botany. Beginning with the organic features of life, focusing on plant... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

CUL4000

Course Name:

Global Citizenship

Course Description:

Informed citizens in today's world appreciate the meaning of civic life at the local, national and global level. Students reflect on and dev... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL2025

Course Name:

Interpersonal Communication

Course Description:

Effectively communicating with others, both professionally and personally, is an art that requires conscious development. Students address t... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4016

Course Name:

World Literature

Course Description:

Exposure to broad sources of literature promotes an open-minded perspective on today's global society and encourages an appreciation of dive... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4100

Course Name:

Creative Writing

Course Description:

Whether for personal or public consumption, many people enjoy writing short fiction to express their creative energy while improving upon th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4200

Course Name:

New Worlds and Alternative Realities: Speculative Fiction

Course Description:

Speculative fiction gathers together all those works of fiction in which new worlds or alternative realities are envisioned. Within this ca... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL4300

Course Name:

The Brave New Worlds of Dystopian Fiction

Course Description:

Over the last century, dystopian fiction has become a remarkably popular genre in literature and film, particularly among young adults. Dyst... + Read More

Hours:

45.0

Code:

FLS3101

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The French language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of French acquire basic forms and stru... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FLS3102

Course Name:

French as a Second Language-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the French language. Students with basic knowledge of French gain more co... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED2300

Course Name:

Indigenous Self-Representation in Contemporary Canadian Culture

Course Description:

Historically, Indigenous peoples and their cultures have been dramatically misrepresented and stereotyped in Canadian literature, music, vis... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEO2300

Course Name:

Principles of Urban Planning

Course Description:

Increasingly cities and communities are feeling the pressure of expansion, and people from all walks of life feel disconnected from the proc... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

LAN3101

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 1

Course Description:

The Spanish language is an asset when communicating in the workplace. Students with no prior knowledge of Spanish acquire basic forms and st... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAN3102

Course Name:

Spanish-Beginner 2

Course Description:

The workplace benefits from having professionals with knowledge of the Spanish language. Students with basic knowledge of Spanish gain more ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LAW2014

Course Name:

Law

Course Description:

The reach of the rule of law extends into our lives on a daily basis. As much as it is present in our lives, very few people are aware of th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI2002

Course Name:

Ethical Decision Making

Course Description:

To avoid potential prosecution, companies and their employees are well-advised to engage in ethical decision-making practices in all busines... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4000

Course Name:

Philosophy and Popular Culture

Course Description:

Many facets of today's popular culture engage, directly or indirectly, with the concerns of a variety of philosophical traditions. Drawing o... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4002

Course Name:

The Philosophy of Drugs

Course Description:

Drugs are everywhere: professionals prescribe them to us to make us "better"; we take them recreationally; we give them to our children, pet... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4003

Course Name:

The Philosophy of Love and Sex

Course Description:

Love and sex are central to the human condition, and have been topics of academic inquiry and controversy throughout history. Various practi... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4004

Course Name:

Technology, Society and the Environment

Course Description:

Environmental issues have come to occupy a central place in the marketplace, politics, policy, and society at large. Owing largely to the ma... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHI4100

Course Name:

Survival in the Information Age: Risk and the Media

Course Description:

On an almost daily basis, the media, through its various outlets - television, radio, web sites, RSS, and podcasts - reports on issues that ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PHY4000

Course Name:

Black Holes, Big Bangs and the Cosmos

Course Description:

The dynamic and exciting field of Cosmology outlines our current understanding of the Universe from its start, at the so-called Big Bang, th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PSI2000

Course Name:

Navigating Canada's Political Landscape

Course Description:

A developed knowledge of government and politics is key to an effective participation in public life. Drawing on current events, students e... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

PSY2100

Course Name:

Introductory Psychology

Course Description:

With its applications to behaviour and personality, psychology extends its reach into many aspects of our personal lives. The broad applicat... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SCI2000

Course Name:

Environmental Science

Course Description:

Environmental science is an interdisciplinary study of how the earth works, human interaction with the earth and how to address the existing... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Sociology

Course Description:

When working with individuals and groups it is important to understand both the background and influences present. Students develop a famili... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

SOC2001

Course Name:

Anti-Racism: Theory and Practice

Course Description:

Anti-racism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviours that perpetuate systemic racism... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC4000

Course Name:

Criminology

Course Description:

The interdisciplinary study of social science examining the individual and social aspects of crime is known as criminology. Students work th... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC4001

Course Name:

Global Perspectives

Course Description:

Sociology, through its exploration of the organization of society and the connections between people and their surroundings, provides new wa... + Read More

Hours:

42.0