Social Science Electives

First year courses:

• ANTH 101 - Cultural and Social Anthropology I (3.0 credits)  
• ANTH 102 - Cultural and Social Anthropology II (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 101 - Introduction to Criminology (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 103 - Psychological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behaviour (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 120 - Research Methods in Criminology (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 131 - Introduction to the Criminal Justice System (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 135 - Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions (3.0 credits)  
• ECON 101 - Principles of Economics (Micro) (3.0 credits)  
• ECON 102 - Principles of Economics (Macro) (3.0 credits)  
• ECON 105 - Principles of Economics (3.0 credits)  
• FNST 100 - Indigenous Peoples of Canada (3.0 credits) * 
• FNST 102 - Treaties and Aboriginal Rights (3.0 credits) * 
• GEOG 101 - Society and the Environment (3.0 credits)  
• GEOG 103 - The Regional Geography of Canada (3.0 credits)  
• HIST 103 - Canada, Pre-Confederation (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 104 - Canada, Post-Confederation (3.0 credits) * 
• POLI 100 - Politics and Government (3.0 credits)  
• POLI 101 - The Government of Canada (3.0 credits)  
• POLI 102 - Political Ideologies (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology I (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 102 - Introduction to Psychology II (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology I (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 102 - Introduction to Sociology II (3.0 credits)  
• WGST 100 - Women and Gender Studies (3.0 credits) * 

Second year courses: 

• ANTH 201 - Ethnic and Race Relations (3.0 credits)  
• ANTH 202 - Ethnography of Canada’s First Nations Peoples (3.0 credits)  
• ANTH 203 - Contemporary Canadian Native Peoples (3.0 credits)  
• ANTH 204 - Medical Anthropology (3.0 credits)  
• ARCH 200 - Introduction to Archaeology and World Prehistory (3.0 credits)  
• ARCH 230 - Introduction to Archaeological Heritage Management (3.0 credits)  
• COMM 301 - Organizational Communications (3.0 Credits)  
• CRIM 210 - Youth and the Criminal Justice System (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 213 - Women and the Criminal Justice System (3.0 credits)  
• CRIM 230 - Criminal Law (3.0 credits)  
• GEOG 240 - Social Geography (3.0 credits)  
• HIST 200 - Women in the Western World from Pre-History to the Present (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 205 - The Ancient World (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 206 - History of Ancient Greece (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 207 - History of Ancient Rome (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 209 - History of the First Nations of Canada (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 210 - History of British Columbia (3.0 credits) * 
• HIST 211 - European History, 1050-1789 (3.0 credits) * 
• POLI 200 - Politics and Pipelines (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 201 - Research Methods in Psychology (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 211 - Developmental Psychology (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 212 - Abnormal Psychology (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 220 - Interpersonal Communications (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 221 - Social Psychology (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 223 - Psychology of Personal Adjustment (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 224 - Organizational Behavior (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 225 - Methods of Therapeutic Intervention (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 230 - Advanced Communication Skills (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 232 - Behavior Disorders of Children And Adolescents (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 235 - Structure and Dynamics of the Family (3.0 credits)  
• PSYC 250 - Introduction to Applied Behavioural Psychology (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 201 - Structure of Canadian Society (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 204 - The Family in Canada (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 205 - Deviant Behaviour in Canadian Society (3.0 credits)  
• SOCI 290 - Social Movements and Social Change (3.0 credits)  
• SOSC 207 - Introduction to Statistics in The Social Sciences (3.0 credits)  
• SOSC 220 - Research Methods for the Social Sciences (3.0 credits)  

* May be used as either Humanities or Social Science