Acadia University courses

...and research methods of the discipline, specific content areas include biological bases of behaviour, sensation and perception, consciousness... Learn about: Mental processes...

...An introductory survey of psychology with emphasis on social psychology, abnormal behaviour, psychotherapy, personality, and assessment. Lecture and discussion groups... Learn about: Human development, Developmental Economics...

...you'll focus on the interrelationship between people and their social environment. You'll study the underlying principles of social psychological research... Learn about: Social Environment, Psychological Research, Social psychological...

...aboriginal rights, ethno cultural diversity, and immigration, among others. This course will introduce you to the discipline of sociology through a focus on Canadian Society... Learn about: Social institutions, Social Structures, Social Inequality...

...peasant protests and resistance, intimate violence, drug use, immigration and sexual orientation. In this course, you'll build your understanding of... Learn about: Gender inequality, Economic inequality...

...As an introductory course in cultural anthropology, the course is intended to familiarize students with customs, beliefs, behaviours and institutions... Learn about: Cultural Anthropology, Cultural phenomena...

...An introduction to aging in light of sociological theories and current research; comparative analysis of aging in traditional and industrialized societies... Learn about: Role loss, Social theories...

...you'll explore the interactions within these institutions and the role they play in shaping our society. Topics include: The history, evolution...

...Course Type: Online; Continuous-intake. Register anytime and learn at your own... Learn about: Mental Illness, Social processes...

...Canadian criminal justice system (CJS). Topics include: Historical perspective of the CJS Principles, branches, and processes of the CJS Justice... Learn about: Criminal Justice, Critically analyze...

...An examination of how belief systems and their symbolic representations give meaning to the universe and one's place in it. Topics to include the nature of ritual... Learn about: Social force, Human life...

...of death as a socially accomplished phenomenon. Topics include: Death as a social process Funeral and burial practices Hospice and palliative as alternative... Learn about: Social process, Death and Dying...

...The meaning and process of aging and the roles and statuses of the aged in a variety of modern and historical cultures. A comparison of social policies... Learn about: Social policies, Population aging, National origin...

...LGBTQ+ activism, education and advocacy; queer art and cultural production. The primary objective of this course is to develop a critical awareness... Learn about: Social Construction, Sexual identities...

...This course is designed for students with NO previous knowledge of Spanish. It teaches essential vocabulary and grammatical structures reinforced by oral practice and comprehension... Learn about: Spanish Language, Knowledge of Spanish, Spanish Conversation...

...This course may be offered for major credit in Sociology, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Women's Studies... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...and play a role in developing the microtechnologies of the future. Or maybe you'll choose civil engineering, contributing to maintaining and improving... Learn about: Engineering Management, Engineering Science, GCSE Physics...

...wetland, farm, and forest. These habitats are used in field-based course work to give you a balance of outdoor and indoor laboratory experiences throughout the... Learn about: Biology Science, Chemistry Research...

...Algebra and Calculus for BUSI/ECON ELECTIVE xxx3 Your choice Semester Two BUSI 1703 Introduction to Business ECON 2613 Empirical Analysis of Econ &... Learn about: General Linear, Business Administration, Empirical Analysis...

...the role Canada plays on the world stage... Learn about: Policy analysis, Reading Critically, Social Science...