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LIBERAL STUDIES ELECTIVE COURSES TABLE A-LOWER LEVEL

NOTE: Certain courses cannot be taken for liberal studies credit in some programs. Please check the list of the affected programs and restricted courses on the pages following this Table.
Term Offered	Discipline	Semesterized Course Number		Course Title
Fall & Winter	CARIBBEAN STUDIES	CRB 100		Introduction to the Caribbean
Fall	ECONOMICS	ECN 105		Canadian Economic History
Fall		ECN 110		The Economics of Markets
Winter		ECN 205		European Economic History
Winter		ECN 210		Inflation, Unemployment in Canada
Fall		ECN 340		The Economics of Human Behaviour
Winter		ECN 440		Booms, Busts, Panics and Manias
Fall	ENGLISH	ENG 101		Laughter and Tears: Comic & Tragic Modes
Fall		ENG 104		What’s The Story?
Fall		ENG 112		Zap, Pow, Bang: Pop. Lit.
Winter		ENG 201		The Hero’s Journey: Myth and Archetype
Winter		ENG 204		The Literature of Immigration
Winter		ENG 212		Cultures in Crisis
Fall & Winter		*LNG 100		Language and Identity
Fall & Winter		*LNG 101		Language and Society
Fall & Winter		*LNG 200		Language and Public Life
Fall/Winter	FRENCH	A French course to be determined by test and interview
Fall	GEOGRAPHY	GEO 106		Interpreting Human Environments: I
Fall		GEO 108		Geographical Issues in the Post-Industrial Age I
Fall		GEO 110		The Physical Environment
Winter		GEO 206		Interpreting Human Environments: II
Winter		GEO 208		Geographical Issues in the Post-Industrial Age II
Winter		GEO 210		The Geography of Global Risk
Fall		GEO 312		Viva Las Vegas
Fall	HISTORY	HST 111		World Turned Upside Down: Europe 1350-1776
Fall		HST 119		Fact and Fiction: History Through Film I
Winter		HST 211		Century of Revolution: Europe 1789-1914
Winter		HST 219		Fact and Fiction: History Through Film II
Fall		HST 307		Canada to 1867: The Founding Societies
Fall		HST 325		History of Science and Technology I
Winter		HST 407		Canada from 1867: The Struggle for Identity
Winter		HST 425		History of Science and Technology II
Fall	INTERIOR DESIGN	IRL 100		Intro. to World Art I: Pictorial Arts
Fall	JUSTICE STUDIES	JUS 101		Understanding Crime in Canadian Society
Fall	MUSIC	MUS 101		Intro. to World & Early European Music
Winter		MUS 201		Introduction to Classical Music
Fall	PHILOSOPHY	PHL 101		Plato and the Roots of Western Philosophy
Fall		PHL 110		Philosophy of Religion
Winter		PHL 201		Problems in Philosophy
Winter		PHL 214		Critical Thinking
Fall		PHL 306		Contemporary Moral Issues I
Winter		PHL 406		Contemporary Moral Issues II
Fall & Winter	PHYSICS	†PCS 181		Introduction to Astronomy
Fall	POLITICS	POL 106		The Politics of Human Needs
Fall		POL 128		Politics and Film
Winter		POL 129		Immigration and the Canadian Experience
Winter		POL 208		The Globalization of World Politics
Fall & Winter	PSYCHOLOGY	PSY 105		Perspectives in Psychology
Winter *		**PSY 304		Psychology of Gender
Winter		PSY 308		Psychology of Thinking
Fall & Winter	SOCIOLOGY	SOC 102		Human Origins
Fall & Winter		SOC 103		How Society Works
Fall & Winter		SOC 202		Popular Culture
Fall & Winter		SOC 203		Social Class and Inequality
Winter	SPANISH	A Spanish course to be determined by test and interview.
Fall	THEATRE	THL 100		Theatre and the Canadian Identity

* Interview is required.
** Pre-requisite required.
† PCS 181 is not available for credit to students in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences except Architectural Science.
Please note that all courses will not be offered every semester to all students. See the Chair of the appropriate Department to check availability of courses.

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