Search If you are looking for specific programs or courses, please use Program Search or Course Search. Showing 2071 - 2080 of 3686 results Type - Any -Academic DepartmentsArticlescampaign_landing_pageCourses (Continuing)Courses (Regular)EventsPagesPeoplePoliciesProgramsSubjects Course Continuing Studies Novel Writing CREA 1016 Ready to write? Gain the skills and confidence to create your own longfiction through this intensive, comprehensive workshop. Learn to appraiseyour own work by doing the same to the work of others in a safe, informativeand inspiring environment. Sessions will include discussions on technique... Course Continuing Studies Writing From Scratch CREA 1038 If you yearn to tell your stories, and have a desire to write but do not know where or how to begin, this course is for you. Aimed primarily at the beginning writer, this course will also be helpful if you are a more experienced writer looking for fresh inspiration. You will explore aspects of the... Course Regular Studies Design Elements and Principles CREV 1121 Students learn the universal theories and concepts of design elements and principles to create meaningful, deliberate, and influential presentations for both two- and three-dimensional design as descriptive implied or abstract work. Course Regular Studies Creative Process CREV 1122 Students examine and utilize the creative process as the foundational creative tool that allows for successful communication, idea generation, innovation, collaboration, and influence in problem solving which can be applied from art and design to science, philosophy, and business. Course Regular Studies Storytelling & Visual Literacy CREV 1123 Students explore the multitude of ways human beings communicate through storytelling and visual literacy as narratives rendered in visual form. Course Regular Studies Introduction to the Criminal Justice System CRIM 1115 Discover the inner workings of Canada's criminal justice system (CJS) — and its most pressing challenges. Students explore the various components of the CJS, the roles of its principal participants, the interaction between the components, and some of the issues which both facilitate and complicate... Course Regular Studies Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions CRIM 1116 Students trace the development of the Canadian Constitution, sources of Canadian law, including jurisprudence, divisions of law, legal institutions, doctrines of precedent and stare decisis, the rules and principles of statutory interpretation, and significant areas of substantive law. Students... Course Regular Studies Introduction to Criminology CRIM 1125 Students are introduced to criminology as an academic discipline and as a profession. They explore key concepts and terminology, trace the evolution of criminological thought, and uncover how criminology connects with other academic disciplines. Students also develop a critical appraisal of... Course Regular Studies Women and the Justice System CRIM 1213 Students examine historical and contemporary perspectives on women as offenders, victims of crime, and professionals working in the criminal justice system (CJS). This course considers patterns of crime committed by and against women, as well as the systemic responses to these issues. Students... Course Regular Studies Introduction to Policing CRIM 1215 Ideal for students who want a deeper understanding of the role of police in society, this course examines the evolution and current state of policing in Canada. Students trace the historical foundations that have shaped policing and examine how these origins continue to influence today’s challenges... Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Course Continuing Studies Novel Writing CREA 1016 Ready to write? Gain the skills and confidence to create your own longfiction through this intensive, comprehensive workshop. Learn to appraiseyour own work by doing the same to the work of others in a safe, informativeand inspiring environment. Sessions will include discussions on technique...
Course Continuing Studies Writing From Scratch CREA 1038 If you yearn to tell your stories, and have a desire to write but do not know where or how to begin, this course is for you. Aimed primarily at the beginning writer, this course will also be helpful if you are a more experienced writer looking for fresh inspiration. You will explore aspects of the...
Course Regular Studies Design Elements and Principles CREV 1121 Students learn the universal theories and concepts of design elements and principles to create meaningful, deliberate, and influential presentations for both two- and three-dimensional design as descriptive implied or abstract work.
Course Regular Studies Creative Process CREV 1122 Students examine and utilize the creative process as the foundational creative tool that allows for successful communication, idea generation, innovation, collaboration, and influence in problem solving which can be applied from art and design to science, philosophy, and business.
Course Regular Studies Storytelling & Visual Literacy CREV 1123 Students explore the multitude of ways human beings communicate through storytelling and visual literacy as narratives rendered in visual form.
Course Regular Studies Introduction to the Criminal Justice System CRIM 1115 Discover the inner workings of Canada's criminal justice system (CJS) — and its most pressing challenges. Students explore the various components of the CJS, the roles of its principal participants, the interaction between the components, and some of the issues which both facilitate and complicate...
Course Regular Studies Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions CRIM 1116 Students trace the development of the Canadian Constitution, sources of Canadian law, including jurisprudence, divisions of law, legal institutions, doctrines of precedent and stare decisis, the rules and principles of statutory interpretation, and significant areas of substantive law. Students...
Course Regular Studies Introduction to Criminology CRIM 1125 Students are introduced to criminology as an academic discipline and as a profession. They explore key concepts and terminology, trace the evolution of criminological thought, and uncover how criminology connects with other academic disciplines. Students also develop a critical appraisal of...
Course Regular Studies Women and the Justice System CRIM 1213 Students examine historical and contemporary perspectives on women as offenders, victims of crime, and professionals working in the criminal justice system (CJS). This course considers patterns of crime committed by and against women, as well as the systemic responses to these issues. Students...
Course Regular Studies Introduction to Policing CRIM 1215 Ideal for students who want a deeper understanding of the role of police in society, this course examines the evolution and current state of policing in Canada. Students trace the historical foundations that have shaped policing and examine how these origins continue to influence today’s challenges...