SOCI 2023 SUD1
Sociology of Law
Through various theoretical approaches, students will analyze legal change and the risk of law in social organizations.
ESST 3993 SUE1
Special Topics: Ecological Forestry
An examination of individual theoretical or practical elements in the field of Environmental and Sustainability Studies.
MATH 1253 SUA1
Statistics 1 (and Lab)
Descriptive statistics and exploratory data analysis, including correlation and the least squares regression line; basic probability including random variables and normal distribution; sampling distributions; introduction to estimation, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing; one-way analysis of variance.
MATH 2253 SUC1
Statistics II for Life Sciences (and Lab)
Further topics in probability. Science applications will be used throughout the course.
BUSI 4963 SUB1
Strategic Issues in Business
This course establishes a foundation in the area of strategy formulation, implementation and analysis.
Community Program
Summer Music Academy
An exciting week-long music experience designed for musicians ages 10 and up, where all styles, skill levels, and backgrounds are welcome. Whether you are starting out, hoping to get a head start on the skills you will need for the upcoming school year, or looking for more performance opportunities, we have a program for you! Registration and more information will be available in March 2026.
PCMS 0060 Maritime Security Series
The Impact of Maritime Trade on the World Economy
This course provides an overview of the importance of maritime activities and the maritime industry to the world economy, through the lens of maritime security.
ALL Mini-Course
The Long War for East/South East Asia
This lecture series will provide students with a deeper understanding of the long war that defined East and Southeast Asia, drawing connections across decades of conflict to illustrate how these wars were not merely adjacent but fundamentally interconnected.
PCMS 0040 Maritime Security Series
The Use of the Oceans in Conflict – Domestic Case Studies
This course provides through case study examples, an overview of an approach in identifying core issues, factors or considerations of domestic issues associated with competition, conflict, and other forms of disputes in domestic Canadian controlled waters.