Arts

NOTE: See the beginning of Section H for abbreviations, course numbers and coding.

ARTS1003Arts Lab: Essential Skills3 ch (1.5C 1.5L) (W)
Addresses the specific skills which first-year Arts students need, including a sense of purpose and belonging; reading, writing, research, and study skills; and an understanding of the nature of Arts education. Includes one lecture and one lab per week. Labs will include guided planning, writing, research, and study sessions. NOTE: Students who have completed ARTS 1100 cannot obtain credit for ARTS 1003.
ARTS1013Arts First: Justice in Humanities and Social Sciences3 ch (2C 1T) (W)
Examines foundational and contemporary conceptions of justice within the humanities and social sciences. A skills development lab component provides active learning activities. Registration is limited to students in the BA, BAA, BAS, BA/BCS, BA/BSc programs. Note: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1001, or ARTS 1013.
ARTS1023Arts First: Climate & Environment in Humanities and Social Sciences3 ch (2C 1T) (W)
Examines climate change and broader environmental issues from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences. A skills development lab component provides active learning activities. Registration is limited to students in the BA, BAA, BAS, BA/BCS, BA/BSc programs. Note: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1002, or ARTS 1023.
ARTS2001Mental Health Literacy3 ch (3C)
Introduces students to mental health literacy, taking an intersectional approach and considers multiple and diverse perspectives on mental health and well-being. Throughout the course, students will build a variety of skills through reading, writing assignments, and by engaging in experiential learning opportunities. This course is not intended to be a substitute for counselling and does not qualify students to act as mental health professionals upon completion.
ARTS3000Faculty of Arts Internship6 ch (LE) (EL)

This two-term internship combines formal education with service in the larger community by providing work experience useful for the career and professional profile of individual students as well as bringing the skills and talents of Arts students to community organizations. Students are registered following a meeting with the Director of the Internship Program. Limited enrolment. Open only to students in the Faculty of Arts. Students taking ARTS 3000 cannot take ARTS 3001 or ARTS 3002

ARTS3001Faculty of Arts Internship3 ch (LE) (EL)

This one-term internship combines formal education with service in the larger community by providing work experience useful for the career and professional profile of individual students as well as bringing the skills and talents of Arts students to community organizations. Students are registered following a meeting with the Director of the Internship Program. Limited enrolment. Open only to students in the Faculty of Arts. Students cannot take both ARTS 3001 and ARTS 3000

ARTS3002Faculty of Arts Internship3 ch (LE) (EL)

This one-term internship combines formal education with service in the larger community by providing work experience useful for the career and professional profile of individual students as well as bringing the skills and talents of Arts students to community organizations. Students are registered following a meeting with the Director of the Internship Program. Limited enrolment. Open only to students in the Faculty of Arts. Students cannot take both ARTS 3002 and ARTS 3000

ARTS4000Advanced Arts Internship6 ch (LE) (EL)

Links critical reflection with experiential learning in the community to provide work experience for upper-level students in the Faculty of Arts. Students enhance their professional profile and gain career experience while providing their skills and talents to community groups, local agencies, service organizations, non-governmental organizations, or businesses. ARTS 4000 Advanced Arts Internships may include a payment, stipend or salary. 

Prerequisite: Students must have completed 3 ch of experiential learning or equivalent professional experience in order to take this course. Enrolment is limited. Students must have advanced academic standing to register. Enrolment is subject to approval.