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FASS courses open fall 2019
This list of FASS courses with available spaces and no (or low) prerequisites will help you complete your Fall 2019 course schedule. Many of these count toward your undergraduate breadth requirement. See all course outlines.
Note: We try to keep this list updated but registration is ongoing and some courses may fill. If a class is full, you may be able to ask to be put on the waitlist, as other students will be dropping classes in the first weeks of the term.
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Burnaby campus
Surrey campus
| Course | Course Name | WQB | Section | Instructor |
| CRIM 131-3 | Introduction to the Criminal Justice System - A Total System Approach | B-Soc | D900 | Sessional |
| CRIM 131-3 | Introduction to the Criminal Justice System - A Total System Approach | B-Soc | J100 | Sessional |
| FREN 120-3 | French for Beginners | D500 | Linda Bruneau-Jolly | |
| FREN 120-3 | French for Beginners | D600 | Linda Bruneau-Jolly | |
| GSWS 306-4 | Gender, Sexuality and Autobiographical Media | D100 | Michelle Walks | |
| GSWS 330-4 | Masculinities | D900 | Jennifer Marchbank | |
| HIST 130-3 | Introduction to Global History | B-Hum | D900 | Faculty |
| HUM 321W-4 | The Humanities and Critical Thinking | W/B-Hum | J100 | Alessandra Capperdoni |
| ITAL 100-3 | Introductory Italian I | D400 | Sessional | |
| LING 160-3 | Language, Culture and Society | B-Soc | D900 | TBD |
| POL 132-3 | From Dictatorship to Democracy: Political Regimes in the 21st Century | B-Hum/Soc | D900 | Stewart Prest |
| PSYC 106-3 | Psychological Issues in Contemporary Society | B-Soc | D900 | Ralph Mistlberger |
| SA 150-4 | Introduction to Sociology | B-Soc | D900 | Maureen Kihika |
| SA 319-4 | Transnational Aging (A) | J100 | Michelle Walks |
Vancouver campus
Distance education
New this Fall: C900 is the designation for online courses that are interactive and instructor-led. You'll interact with the course instructor and still have the convenience of working on the course when it suits you.