Search If you are looking for specific programs or courses, please use Program Search or Course Search. Showing 1831 - 1840 of 2940 results Regular Studies Applied Behavioural Neuroscience PSYC 2333 Applied behavioural neuroscience draws upon empirical evidence from philosophy, psychology, biology, chemistry, and physics to better understand the biological basis of behaviour. Students explore a number of topics to better appreciate human diversity. Topics may include how people process taste... Regular Studies Publishing Explorations PUBL 1100 Students learn the basics of publishing in various formats and media. Through hands-on projects, they work with existing content and create new content, learn about publication planning and various forms of publishing media, and are introduced to common software used to create publications. This... Regular Studies Modern Digital Publishing PUBL 1900 In this micro-course students learn both the creative and technical aspects of digital publishing. They begin by exploring what a digital publication is and then develop the knowledge and skills to make one of their own using type, photos, video, and sound. Students create a multimedia digital... Regular Studies Essential Elements of Leisure and Recreation RECR 1000 This course explores the theoretical underpinnings inherent to leisure, and public recreation, emphasizing the critical role public recreation plays in fostering community cohesion, Indigenous cultural revitalization, health promotion, and environmental stewardship. The course explores these... Regular Studies Readers' Advisory Services LIBR 2516 This course acquaints students with reading interests of adults in preparation for readers’ advisory (RA) work with adults. Skills related to readers’ advisory service in public and other library settings are introduced and practiced, and the basic tenets of readers’ advisory are reinforced... Regular Studies Introduction to Archives and Museums LIBR 2695 Archives and museums, like libraries, are important cultural heritage institutions. This course is designed to introduce students to the major aspects of archival and museum work. The approach to different topics is practical and emphasizes current employment standards and employers’ expectations... Regular Studies Selling Skills & Communication MARK 2500 Students explore the principles of professional selling focussing on relationship and needs-based selling. Topics include understanding customer and sales representative behaviour and communications in a selling environment as well as prospecting, preparing different forms of presentations, handling... Regular Studies Social Media Strategy MARK 3150 To succeed in today's economy, organizations must incorporate social media into their marketing and business strategies. In this course, students examine the role of social media today and how to use it to meet organizational goals. Through a variety of methods and activities such as lectures, guest... Regular Studies Special Topics in Marketing MARK 4195 Students have the opportunity to explore defined current issues in Marketing. The course content will change from semester to semester. Please contact the Langara School of Management for information on the next offering of this course. Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted... Regular Studies Introduction to Marketing MARK 4800 Marketing is an exciting and dynamic business discipline that offers excellent career prospects. This course covers the roles and functions of marketing in the modern business enterprise with particular emphasis on the elements in marketing such as product planning and development, pricing... Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Regular Studies Applied Behavioural Neuroscience PSYC 2333 Applied behavioural neuroscience draws upon empirical evidence from philosophy, psychology, biology, chemistry, and physics to better understand the biological basis of behaviour. Students explore a number of topics to better appreciate human diversity. Topics may include how people process taste...
Regular Studies Publishing Explorations PUBL 1100 Students learn the basics of publishing in various formats and media. Through hands-on projects, they work with existing content and create new content, learn about publication planning and various forms of publishing media, and are introduced to common software used to create publications. This...
Regular Studies Modern Digital Publishing PUBL 1900 In this micro-course students learn both the creative and technical aspects of digital publishing. They begin by exploring what a digital publication is and then develop the knowledge and skills to make one of their own using type, photos, video, and sound. Students create a multimedia digital...
Regular Studies Essential Elements of Leisure and Recreation RECR 1000 This course explores the theoretical underpinnings inherent to leisure, and public recreation, emphasizing the critical role public recreation plays in fostering community cohesion, Indigenous cultural revitalization, health promotion, and environmental stewardship. The course explores these...
Regular Studies Readers' Advisory Services LIBR 2516 This course acquaints students with reading interests of adults in preparation for readers’ advisory (RA) work with adults. Skills related to readers’ advisory service in public and other library settings are introduced and practiced, and the basic tenets of readers’ advisory are reinforced...
Regular Studies Introduction to Archives and Museums LIBR 2695 Archives and museums, like libraries, are important cultural heritage institutions. This course is designed to introduce students to the major aspects of archival and museum work. The approach to different topics is practical and emphasizes current employment standards and employers’ expectations...
Regular Studies Selling Skills & Communication MARK 2500 Students explore the principles of professional selling focussing on relationship and needs-based selling. Topics include understanding customer and sales representative behaviour and communications in a selling environment as well as prospecting, preparing different forms of presentations, handling...
Regular Studies Social Media Strategy MARK 3150 To succeed in today's economy, organizations must incorporate social media into their marketing and business strategies. In this course, students examine the role of social media today and how to use it to meet organizational goals. Through a variety of methods and activities such as lectures, guest...
Regular Studies Special Topics in Marketing MARK 4195 Students have the opportunity to explore defined current issues in Marketing. The course content will change from semester to semester. Please contact the Langara School of Management for information on the next offering of this course. Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted...
Regular Studies Introduction to Marketing MARK 4800 Marketing is an exciting and dynamic business discipline that offers excellent career prospects. This course covers the roles and functions of marketing in the modern business enterprise with particular emphasis on the elements in marketing such as product planning and development, pricing...