This page contains a list of courses with an experiential education component. We recommend researching these courses first if you are looking for experiential education.
This is by no means a comprehensive list, and it will continue to grow.
Courses with an in-community component:
- HLST 4900 - Health Studies Project Management
- IHST 1020 - Agents of Change in a Global World
- KINE 3340 - Growth, Maturation and Physical Activity (Angelo Belcastro)
- KINE 4520 - Sport Psychology Seminar (Paul Dennis)
- NURS 4525 - Community as Partner
- PSYC 4061 - Theoretical Approaches to Counselling and Psychotherapy (Karen Fergus)
- PSYC 4060 - Counselling Psychology (Hennie Westra)
- PSYC 4175 - Advanced Community-Based Applied Research
- PSYC 4460 - Atypical Development
Courses using in-course experiential education:
- HLST 3120 - Health Policy II: Analyzing Processes of Power and Politics
- HLST 3310 - Electronic Health Record
- HLST 4010 - Health Care Ethics: Policy and Management Perspectives
- HLST 4200 - Applied Research Approaches in Health Studies: Advanced Seminar
- HLST 4320 - E-Health
- KINE 1000 - Sociocultural Perspectives in Kinesiology
- KINE 1020 - Fitness and Health
- KINE 2049 - Research Methods in Kinesiology
- KINE 2050 - Analysis of Data in Kinesiology I
- KINE 3012 - Human Physiology II
- KINE 3020 - Skilled Performance and Motor Learning
- KINE 3030 - Biomechanics
- KINE 3350 - Physical Activity, Health and Aging
- KINE 3400 - Fitness Consulting and Personal Fitness Training
- KINE 4010 - Exercise Psychology
- KINE 4120 - Nutrition Aids in Sports
- KINE 4375 - Body as Weapon: Martial Arts/Combat Training
- KINE 4420 - Relaxation: Theory and Application
- NURS 3770 - Leadership Development: Part I
- NURS 4610 - Human Experience of Chronic Health Challenges
- PSYC 1010 - Introduction to Psychology
- PSYC 3140 - Abnormal Psychology
- PSYC 3410 - Educational Psychology
- PSYC 3560 - Psychology of Death and Dying
- PSYC 4030 - Behaviour Modification and Behaviour Therapy
- PSYC 4080 - Neuropsychology of Abnormal Behaviour
