- HBA · 4 years
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Duration (years)
4 years (standard 120-credit BA; post-diploma and second degrees differ)
Lethbridge registration guide: 120-credit four-year degreeWork experience
Optional paid co-op is available to all Arts and Science majors. Completion earns a Co-operative Education designation.
Lethbridge Arts and Science co-operative education for all majorsAcademic minimum
The university publishes a 65% academic minimum, not an entering-average range.
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Fall 2027 entry
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Applicants completing recognized Canadian school curricula; programme requirements remain additional
Applicants presenting IB Diploma/courses, AP results or British-pattern A Levels
Home-school applicants with a recognized secondary credential and applicants using approved upgrading courses
Optional paid co-op is available to all Arts and Science majors. Completion earns a Co-operative Education designation.
Lethbridge Arts and Science co-operative education for all majorsShared Arts entry requirements. Majors with additional admission requirements remain separate.
BA
Separate study choices within this entry program. Each course block belongs to its named choice; it is not required of every student in the degree.
Named courses in the published Anthropology BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14
Comparative culture, human diversity and anthropological methods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAnthropological examination of a selected world region.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFoundational and contemporary anthropological ideas and debates.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEthnographic research methods, knowledge production and ethics.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Archaeology BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 21
Comparative culture, human diversity and anthropological methods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentArchaeological evidence, dating, excavation and interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentExcavation practice at selected archaeological field sites.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLandscape formation and geoarchaeological site analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLaboratory investigation of archaeological materials and remains.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced examination of theory within archaeology.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGreek and Roman societies, institutions and beliefs.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentOld World farming origins and complex societies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAmerican and Oceanian cultural histories before European contact.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarth-surface processes, climate, water and interconnected systems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPopulation, settlement, economies and human-environment relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentContinuity and change in selected Western societies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected global political, cultural and social transformations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous perspectives on colonial relationships, law and culture.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentComparative religious traditions, beliefs and practices.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published English BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14
Literary interpretation, critical reading and analytical writing.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical debates about literature’s nature and value.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentElizabethan and Jacobean dramatists other than Shakespeare.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarly English novels and their developing readerships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLiterary transformations between 1660 and 1800.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRomantic literature within ideological and social change.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMiddle English writing from the twelfth–fifteenth centuries.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentOld English grammar, translation and literary contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentStudy of Chaucer’s selected major and minor works.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentShakespearean genres, language, structures and themes.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical language development from Old to Modern English.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian poetry’s historical development and recent traditions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian literary identity between Confederation and World War I.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNineteenth-century British novels and individual-society relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRepresentative literary genres and authors of Victorian Britain.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLiterary modernism and interdisciplinary artistic innovation, 1880–1945.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarly-twentieth-century fiction and modernist prose innovations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentInnovative literary responses to issues since the 1970s.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentWorkshop discussion and development of a creative-writing portfolio.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRecent Canadian writing and cultural-identity debates.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPostcolonial perspectives within global English-language literatures.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published French BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 16 Students may not count French 1000 ( Beginners' French I ) among the minimum requirements for the major.
Approved academic and living experiences in francophone settings.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFrench literary interpretation from 1789 onward.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAcademic French rhetoric across spoken and written genres.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFrench literary genres and authors before 1789.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentDevelopment and interpretation of selected francophone genres.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced language topics, potentially including translation and syntax.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected authors or movements from particular literary periods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published French and Spanish BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 16 Students may not count either French 1000 ( Beginners' French I ) or Spanish 1000 ( Beginners' Spanish I ) among the minimum requirements for the major.
French literary interpretation from 1789 onward.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSpanish reading, extended writing and introductory translation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced Spanish structural and stylistic distinctions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSpanish communication for selected professional fields.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Geography BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 19
Archaeological evidence, dating, excavation and interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental systems, human impacts and institutional responses.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarth-surface processes, climate, water and interconnected systems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPopulation, settlement, economies and human-environment relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEconomic location, urban patterns and regional development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPlanning institutions, urban design and land-use decisions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGeographical data, probability models and statistical analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGIS concepts, aerial imagery and remote-sensing fundamentals.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental assessment, adaptive management and resource decisions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentQualitative research design, interviewing and interpretive analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced planning issues taught by scholars or practitioners.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical development and contemporary approaches in geography.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentWorld regions, global integration and environmental relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian regional environments, resources, economies and settlement.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLandform history, development and analytical approaches.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAtmospheric circulation, weather systems and climatic variation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSpatial food systems and agricultural-location influences.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUrban inequalities, neighbourhood differences and social organization.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUrban growth and development in lower-income countries.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentChina’s changing political-economic landscapes since 1949.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCartographic design, geospatial processing and cloud mapping.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSpatial databases, geographic models and GIS applications.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRemote-sensing principles and environmental image analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced Earth-observation imagery and change analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentApplied spatial analysis, visualization and GIS projects.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published History BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14
Historical-source research, argument development and practical methods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentContinuity and change in selected Western societies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected global political, cultural and social transformations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGreek and Roman societies, institutions and beliefs.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMedieval European institutions, beliefs and historical interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEuropean religious, political and cultural transformations, 1500–1750.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEuropean revolutions, industrialization and imperial politics, 1750–1914.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMajor themes in United States historical development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial and political development before Canadian Confederation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian development after Confederation and through the twentieth century.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEast Asian change and continuity across historical periods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentChristian history, beliefs, practices and Western social influence.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Indigenous Studies BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 15
Indigenous perspectives on colonial relationships, law and culture.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCore Indigenous Studies concepts, theories and epistemologies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous and anti-oppressive research methods and ethics.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Kinesiology BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 19 No more than two Independent Study courses (Kinesiology 3990 or Kinesiology 4990; 6.0 credit hours) may be counted towards the major.
Physical activity and multidimensional personal well-being.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHuman movement through physiological and biomechanical perspectives.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical and philosophical interpretations of physical activity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPsychological approaches to individual and group physical activity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial inequalities and cultural contexts of sport.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSport and recreation management with practical event learning.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentResearch approaches for sport and physical-activity studies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFunctional human anatomy, emphasizing muscles and skeleton.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Philosophy BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14
Advanced selected topics in logic and argumentation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAncient Western thought, particularly Plato and Aristotle.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical philosophical topics through close primary-text reading.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected major philosophical movements and traditions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentKey philosophical thinkers within their historical contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEthical frameworks and their contemporary applications.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPhilosophical questions about religion, belief and experience.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental values, animal ethics and climate responsibilities.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentJustice, political authority, freedom and the state.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist debates about power, knowledge and identity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentKnowledge, belief and reality examined through paradoxes.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentConsciousness, representation and relationships between mind and body.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLanguage, meaning, reference and relations to thought.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentKnowledge sources, justification, scepticism and human understanding.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentScientific explanation, objectivity and limits of scientific knowledge.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Philosophy, Politics and Law BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 21 Please note that the maximum number of courses that may be completed outside the Faculty of Arts and Science toward the minimum requirements for the B.A. degree program is six (18.0 credit hours). Health Sciences, Human Resources and Labour Relations, Indigenous Governance and Business Management, Indigenous Health, Management, and Public Health courses listed in the major are considered to be outside the Faculty of Arts and Science when not cross-listed with an Arts and Science discipline.
Indigenous governance models and Canadian business-management relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentProject management with Indigenous contexts and service learning.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentProject-based integration of philosophy, politics and law.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEthical frameworks and their contemporary applications.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentJustice, political authority, freedom and the state.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLegal legitimacy, morality and philosophical debates about law.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical concepts and comparative governmental arrangements.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian federalism, political parties and parliamentary institutions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical rights, citizenship, authority and collective obligations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLocal government relationships with Indigenous self-determination.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian federalism, constitutional powers and First Nations rights.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLeadership and management within Indigenous-community relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous perspectives on colonial relationships, law and culture.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected advanced Canadian political institutions and policy questions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist debates about power, knowledge and identity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEthical questions in medicine, biotechnology and healthcare.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced social-political questions about justice and power.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced legal philosophy and constitutional interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMunicipal governance, public participation and local policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian federalism, regional representation and intergovernmental relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian policymaking, implementation and social-policy development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical ideas from antiquity through medieval thought.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected modern and postmodern political thinkers.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical-religious relationships, secularism and conscience.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected themes and texts in political philosophy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEconomic practices interpreted within ethnographic contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAgricultural trade, subsidies, markets and Canadian policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHistorical development of Canadian industries and institutions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEconomic allocation, conservation and management of natural resources.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental valuation, public policy and cost-benefit analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian banking, financial institutions and monetary-system developments.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentTrade theories, exchange rates and international economic policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLabour-market wages, employment, bargaining and policy issues.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPublic spending, taxation and politically allocated resources.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentDevelopment theories, poverty, growth and structural change.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGlobal economic integration, trade, investment and migration.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMotivation, leadership, teamwork and workplace behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUnion representation, bargaining rights and collective-agreement enforcement.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentWorkplace-diversity theories, programme design and organizational challenges.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUnionized and nonunion employment-law frameworks compared.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNegotiation preparation, bargaining frameworks and practical techniques.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLeadership frameworks, workplace research and organizational practice.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBusiness legal obligations, particularly contract law.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGlobal management decisions, ethics and sustainability.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentState power and intersecting social-justice relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAnthropological theories of culture and environmental relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCultural analysis of environmental management and conflict.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLong-term relationships among landscapes, culture and technology.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEvolutionary comparison of major eukaryotic groups.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEcological relationships, energy transfer and nutrient cycling.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBiological knowledge for interpreting everyday public issues.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental systems, human impacts and institutional responses.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPopulation, settlement, economies and human-environment relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAtmospheric circulation, weather systems and climatic variation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental-management decisions, participation and Indigenous rights.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental values, animal ethics and climate responsibilities.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental influences on health across geographical contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNutrient functions, dietary requirements and nutrition contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMen’s health across personal, social and environmental dimensions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous Canadian perspectives on health determinants.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous health policy, community control and service models.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial inequalities and cultural contexts of sport.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPhilosophical and ethical questions in sport and recreation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPopulation-health concepts, promotion and public-health practice.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPublic policy, political processes and population health.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndividual rights and collective well-being in public-health ethics.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCultural constructions of gender, sexuality and inequality.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCross-cultural constructions and politics of Indigenous identity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAnthropological critiques and practices of development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRace and ethnicity as cultural forms of inequality.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEconomic location, urban patterns and regional development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAmerican slavery and abolition through contrasting historical perspectives.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentReligious worldviews, cultural identities and comparative interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentTheories and evidence concerning intersecting social inequalities.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial constructions of gender, sexuality and power.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPower, norm-setting and social constructions of deviance.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHow social conditions become publicly defined problems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRacial categories, inequality and practices of resistance.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIntersectional feminist analysis across historical social contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist theories, knowledge production and social transformation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist practice, social-justice activism and advocacy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced seminar on selected gender-studies questions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Political Science BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14 1 Students completing Political Science 4995 (6.0 credit hours) as part of this requirement will still need at least one classroom-based 4000-level Political Science course (3.0 credit hours).
Political concepts and comparative governmental arrangements.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentInternational politics, institutions, law and contemporary problems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian federalism, political parties and parliamentary institutions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentComparative institutions, authority and participation in political systems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical rights, citizenship, authority and collective obligations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical-research methods and written argument development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Psychology BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 19 Applicants must have completed the following courses with a minimum grade of “B” in each, and present a minimum GPA of 3.00 (calculated on all completed university-level courses) to be eligible for the concentration: 1 This course has a prerequisite or corequisite that is not required for the major. See the Course Catalogue for more information.
Nervous-system evolution, organization and chemical communication.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBrain systems, behavioural mechanisms and neural plasticity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentScientific study of cognition, perception and behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentDevelopmental, social, cultural, abnormal and forensic psychology.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentScientific reasoning, basic analysis and academic communication.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSpecialist psychological research presented by multiple researchers.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentChildhood physical, cognitive and social development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentLearning mechanisms and conscious or unconscious cognition.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentOrigins, evolution and consequences of psychological differences.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEvolutionary explanations of behaviour and psychological mechanisms.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial-psychological theories, methods and interpersonal behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdolescent physical, cognitive and social development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdult development, ageing and psychological functioning.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentResearch on interpreting oneself and other people.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial learning, innovation and cultural transmission.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentReciprocal relationships between people and physical environments.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEvolutionary and cultural influences on modern human lives.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSexual universals within broader human sexual diversity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPsychological explanations of consumer choices and consumption.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMultidimensional influences on atypical childhood development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPsychopathology theories, historical perspectives and treatment approaches.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPsychological risks, development and treatment of criminal behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNatural selection, adaptation, genetic variation and speciation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEvolutionary explanations of animal ecological behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNeural mechanisms supporting mammalian learning and memory.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentComparative study of brain and behavioural evolution.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEvolutionary origins and neural mechanisms of play.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelecting and measuring behavioural units in research.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentInteractions among hormones, environments and neural processes.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAnimal communication mechanisms, ecology and evolutionary principles.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPrimate comparisons informing human cognitive evolution.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPersonality mechanisms, development and evolutionary explanations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentInteracting biological, cultural and historical influences on behaviour.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Religious Studies BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14 2 A maximum of one Independent Study course (3.0 credit hours) may be used to fulfill the 3000/4000-level requirement.
Comparative religious traditions, beliefs and practices.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentReligious worldviews, cultural identities and comparative interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentClassical Hindu thought, practices and subsequent reform movements.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentTheravada and Mahayana Buddhist thought and practice.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentChinese religious histories, including Daoist, Confucian and Buddhist traditions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentJapanese religious histories, particularly Shinto and Buddhism.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentJewish history, identity, texts and diverse religious practices.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBiblical narratives, literary forms and cultural interpretations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentChristian history, beliefs, practices and Western social influence.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIslamic historical development, Qur’anic traditions and religious practices.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSeminar investigation of selected religious-studies areas.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected Eastern religious histories, cultures and ideas.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected Western religious histories, cultures and ideas.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCross-cultural anthropological analysis of religion and ritual.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRitual and performance theories through ethnographic cases.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIron Age Israel’s archaeological evidence and historical debates.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentClassical myths within ancient cultures and later interpretations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentOrigins, development and consequences of medieval crusading.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMajor Reformation developments between 1517 and 1648.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIndigenous philosophical approaches to knowledge, ethics and existence.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRelational Indigenous philosophies through immersive land-based learning.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAncient Western thought, particularly Plato and Aristotle.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPhilosophical questions about religion, belief and experience.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical ideas from antiquity through medieval thought.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical-religious relationships, secularism and conscience.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentReligion’s social organization, cultural meanings and institutional expression.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Sociology BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 16
Social interaction, institutions, inequality and sociological inquiry.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentResearch philosophy and qualitative or quantitative investigation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBasic statistical procedures for analysing social data.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentQualitative interviewing, observation and data interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarly theoretical foundations of sociological inquiry.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRecent developments and diverse approaches in sociological theory.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Women and Gender Studies BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 14 With the permission of the Department Chair, students may take a maximum of two courses (6.0 credit hours) from other disciplines which offer related or complementary course materials.
Intersectional feminist analysis across historical social contexts.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist theories, knowledge production and social transformation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist practice, social-justice activism and advocacy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentFeminist research epistemologies, methods, ethics and reflexivity.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published Urban and Regional Studies BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 20 Required core (10 courses): A maximum of two courses (6.0 credit hours) chosen from Applied Studies, Independent Study, Series, and Topics courses in any of the above disciplines may be counted toward the Option courses in the major provided (1) they are clearly related to Urban and Regional Studies and (2) they are approved by the Urban and Regional Studies Coordinator.
Planning institutions, urban design and land-use decisions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAdvanced planning issues taught by scholars or practitioners.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentComparative culture, human diversity and anthropological methods.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPrices, consumer choices, firms and markets.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian output, inflation, employment and monetary policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarth-surface processes, climate, water and interconnected systems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPopulation, settlement, economies and human-environment relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentContinuity and change in selected Western societies.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected global political, cultural and social transformations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical concepts and comparative governmental arrangements.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSocial interaction, institutions, inequality and sociological inquiry.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEthnographic perspectives on urban complexity and historical change.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUrban inequalities, neighbourhood differences and social organization.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentUrban growth and development in lower-income countries.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGeographical data, probability models and statistical analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBasic statistical procedures for analysing social data.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentProbability, estimation, distributions and introductory statistical modelling.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBusiness-data estimation, statistical tests and regression.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGIS concepts, aerial imagery and remote-sensing fundamentals.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical-research methods and written argument development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentResearch philosophy and qualitative or quantitative investigation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSurvey design, interviewing and computerized quantitative analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentQualitative interviewing, observation and data interpretation.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentStatistical testing, experimental design and variance analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentScholarly reading, argument, citation and writing revision.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAnthropological examination of a selected world region.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMathematical tools for economic analysis and optimization.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentConsumer choice, production, pricing and economic welfare.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMacroeconomic models, business cycles and government policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPublic spending, taxation and politically allocated resources.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEconomic location, urban patterns and regional development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEnvironmental assessment, adaptive management and resource decisions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentQualitative research design, interviewing and interpretive analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSeminar discussion of contemporary urban-geography problems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGreek and Roman societies, institutions and beliefs.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian federalism, political parties and parliamentary institutions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentPolitical rights, citizenship, authority and collective obligations.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentMunicipal governance, public participation and local policy.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentAlberta’s political issues and provincial governmental institutions.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCanadian policymaking, implementation and social-policy development.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentSelected modern and postmodern political thinkers.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentIdentity and selfhood within changing social relationships.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentHow social conditions become publicly defined problems.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRacial categories, inequality and practices of resistance.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentEarly theoretical foundations of sociological inquiry.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentRecent developments and diverse approaches in sociological theory.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentNamed courses in the published General Major in the Social Sciences BA major section, including concentrations and alternatives. This is a course menu, not a timetable or a list every student takes. Number of courses required for the major: 20
Business-data estimation, statistical tests and regression.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentGeographical data, probability models and statistical analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentBasic statistical procedures for analysing social data.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentStatistical testing, experimental design and variance analysis.
Lethbridge current exact published course contentCareer examples have not been verified for this page.
Official program page| Fee category | Canadian students | International students |
|---|---|---|
| Standard one-half course · 1.5 credits | $341.10 | $1,233.11 |
| Standard one course · 3 credits | $682.20 | $2,466.22 |
| Standard five-course semester · 15 credits | $3,411.00 | $12,331.10 |
Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 ·EffectiveMay 1,2026 · Stated course or semester load ·Main campus · CAD
Canadian students example · Choose your category
Main-campus native tuition; compulsory and specialised charges are extra
Housing and meals are outside this estimate.
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