Overview Political Science 342 studies the political systems of a number of different countries, providing the opportunity to examine the features of individual political systems and to investigate ...

Overview Political Science 392: Public Policy and Administrative Governance has been designed for senior undergraduate students who are interested in the creation and implementation of Canadian public ...

Overview Political Science 450: Globalization and Human Rights explores the relationship between the two themes. In recent years, courses on globalization and human rights have become standard ...

Overview This course examines how the environmental policy process in Canada works. In the course, students will become familiar with Canadian environmental organizations and government structures, ...

Overview POLI 301: Governance, the Public Sector, and Corporate Power explores the changing relationships between business, society, and government in contemporary Canada. It examines the colonial ...

Overview The primary aim of POLI 390 is to introduce the study of Canadian federalism and explain the relationship between the federal and provincial governments. Federalism is a complicated and ...

Cultural Studies 201: Cultural Studies and Everyday Life is a junior-level, three-credit course that takes as its organizing metaphor, Raymond Williams' remark that “culture is ordinary.” This course ...

Overview Environmental Science 200: Introductory Environmental Science is a junior-level course designed to introduce you to the basic terminology, techniques, and concepts of environmental science ...

This course is designed to introduce students to the field of victimology. Students who work or intend to work in fields such as law enforcement, institutional or community corrections, and public or ...

ARHI 201 is a survey course designed to introduce developments in artistic expression from cave drawings and the monuments of the ancient world to the paintings, sculpture and architecture of ...

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Overview This general interest course introduces students to the profession of social work, the related field of human services, and the social policy context within which they are practiced. The ...