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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 departmental advisors, 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                 

ARCH 252: Ancient Egypt and Africa

Instructor: Catherine D'Andrea
Prerequisites: None
Breadth: Humanities/Social Sciences           

GEOG 215: The Biosphere

Instructor: Margaret Schmidt
Prerequisites: GEOG 111

Quantitative (Q) Course

EVSC 445: Environmental Data Analysis

Instructor: Ruth Joy
Prerequisites: GEOG 251, or one of STAT 100201203205 or 270 or permission of the instructor

GEOG 251: Quantitative Geography

Instructor: Shivanand Balram
Prerequisites: None

This course can be used towards a GIS Certificate

EVSC 206: Coastal Marine Science

Instructor: Ruth Joy
Prerequisites: One of EASC 101EVSC 100GEOG 111GEOG 118, or REM 100. Prerequisite or Corequisite: One of BISC 101BISC 102CHEM 121PHYS 101, or PHYS 120; or permission of the instructor.

REM 350: Energy Management for a Sustainable Climate and Society

Instructor: Will Niver
Prerequisites: 45 units
Breadth: Social science