Global Cooperation and Conflict Program
The following proposed programs are only intended as samples. Students are strongly encouraged to contact departments for a consultation with a departmental advisor in order to plan a course of study that fits with their own individual interests.
Fall Term |
Winter Term |
CRS 1200/6 Introduction to Conflict Resolution Studies |
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ANTH 1002/3 Introductory Cultural Anthropology |
ECON 1104/3 Introduction to Economic Theory |
HIST 1010/6 An Introduction to History |
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SPAN 1001/6 Introductory Spanish |
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RHET 1105/3 Academic Writing* |
3 Credit Hours of Humanities** |
Note: Students may use a maximum of 42 credit hours at 1000 level towards a degree. A 6 credit hour course is equal to a full year, September to April, course. A 3 credit hour course is equal to a half year, September to December or January to April, course.
* All students are encouraged to take RHET 1105/3 Academic Writing to fulfill the writing requirement in their first year of study. RHET-1105/3 is required if grade less than 80% in English 40S (2 credits) see Section VIII of the course calendar for specific requirements.
**Students who have French 40S or permission of the Instructor can take: FREN 1111/6 Practical Language Skills or FREN 1112/6 Grammaire, lexique et lecture
*** See Section VIII of the course calendar for specific course listings of general degree requirements which can include:
- Humanities are the branch of learning that includes the arts, classics, philosophy and history etc., but not the sciences.
- Social Sciences are the branches of learning such as anthropology, economics, geography, politics, psychology and sociology.
- Distribution requirements which are a minimum of three (3) credit hours from each of five (5) different subjects
- Science requirement