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Looking to fulfill breadth requirements? Want to take a course focusing on the pressing social and environmental issues we face today?
Browse this collection of courses selected by our , and see what cool topics you can learn about this fall! Course enrolment begins July 7th by appointment only, and open enrolment begins on the 28th!
EVSC 100: Introduction to Environmental Science
Instructor: Shawn Chartrand
Prerequisites: None
Breadth: Science
GEOG 267: Indigenous Land-Based Knowledge and Relationships
Instructor: Leigh Joseph
Prerequisites: Three GEOG courses including at least one of the following: GEOG 100, GEOG 104, or GEOG 162 or permission from instructor.
New course, can use in GES Major and Human Geography Major, field trip components.
ARCH 323 Special Topics: Plagues and Epidemics
Instructor: Angela Bessa
Prerequisites: ARCH 131 or any lower division biology course.
This course can be used for the Biological Anthropology Certificate and the Forensic Studies Certificate.
REM 357: Planning for Sustainable Food Systems
Instructor: Sessional
Prerequisites: 45 units
ARCH 101: Reconstructing the Human Past
Instructor: Eric Guiry
Prerequisites: None
Breadth: Social science
GEOG 251: Quantitative Geography
Instructor: Shivanand Balram
Prerequisites: None
This course can be used towards a GIS Certificate
REM 350: Energy Management for a Sustainable Climate and Society
Instructor: Will Niver
Prerequisites: 45 units
Breadth: Social science