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Social Sciences Courses - Spring 2010

Course	Description	Prerequisites	Campus
ANTH 1100	Social & Cultural Anthropology		L, R, S
ANTH 1200	Biological Anthropology		R
ANTH 1217	Forensic Anthroplogy		R, S
ANTH 1300	Archaeology		L, R, S
ANTH 2100	Methods & Ethics in Anthropology	ANTH 1100	R
ANTH 2163	Culture, Health and Well-Being	ANTH 1100	L, S
ANTH 2310	Archaeology of Death	ANTH 1300 or 1100 or 1217	R
ANTH 3100	Anthropological Theory	ANTH 2100	S
ANTH 3188	Visual Anthropology	ANTH 1100 and 30 credits of any course at the 1100-level or higher	S
ANTH 3330	East Asian Archaeology	ANTH 1300 or 1112, and ANTH 2320	S

The 3000 and 4000 Criminology courses have restrictions that will allow Criminology Degree students priority access. Please see the online timetable at www.kwantlen.ca/admission/timetable to find out when these courses will be available to you.

Course	Description	Prerequisites	Campus
CRIM 1100	Introduction to Criminology		L, R, S, O
CRIM 1101	Criminal Justice System Intro		L, R, S, O
CRIM 1107	Canadian Legal Systems		L, R, S
CRIM 1207	Introduction to Criminal Law	CRIM 1107, Corequisites: CRIM 1101	L, R, S
CRIM 1208	Methods of Research in Criminology	CRIM 1100 and 1101	R, S
CRIM 2103	Quantitative Data Analysis I	CRIM 1208	L, R, S
CRIM 2204	Criminal Justice and Psychology	CRIM 1101 CRIM 1107 and 1202 recommended	R
CRIM 2205	Law, Media and Popular Culture	CRIM 1107	S
CRIM 2211	Introduction to Policing	CRIM 1101	R, S
CRIM 2214	Corrections: Theory and Practice	CRIM 1100 and 1101	L
CRIM 2330	Psychological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour	PSYC 1100	R, S
CRIM 2331	Sociological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour	SOCI 1125	L, R, S
CRIM 2341	Canadian Criminal Justice Administration	CRIM 1101 and 1107	L, R, S
CRIM 2355	Police Deviance and Accountability	CRIM 1101	S
CRIM 3100	Advanced Theories of Crime and Community	CRIM 2330 and 2331	S
CRIM 3103	Quantitative Data Analysis II	CRIM 2103	S
CRIM 3104	Quantitative Research Methods	CRIM 1208	S
CRIM 3111	Contemporary Sociological Criminology	60 undergraduate credits including CRIM 2331	S
CRIM 3118	White-Collar and Corporate Crime	CRIM 1100 and (CRIM 2331 or 2341)	S
CRIM 3249	Issues in Youth Justice	(CRIM 1100 or 1101) and 2249 and 2331	S
CRIM 3302	Procedure and Evidence	CRIM 2341 and 1207	S
CRIM 3307	Issues in Conflict Resolution	CRIM 2341 and CRIM 2330 or 2331	S
CRIM 4154	Community Criminal Justice Project I	(CRIM 3103 or 3104 or PSYC 3300) and permission of the instructor	S
CRIM 4160	Community Practicum	CRIM 4400	S/offsite
CRIM 4201	Community Safety and Crime Prevention	CRIM 2331	S
CRIM 4235	Minorities and the Criminal Justice System	CRIM 2341	S
CRIM 4301	Community Advocacy and Human Rights	CRIM 2341	S
CRIM 4410	Policy and Program Evaluation	CRIM 2341 and (CRIM 2103 or PSYC 2300 or SOCI 2365 or MATH 1115)	S
CRIM 4900	Special Topics	45 credits at the 1100-level or higher, including CRIM 1100 or 1101	S

Course	Description	Prerequisites	Campus
HIST 1113	Canada to 1867		L, R, S
HIST 1114 HIST 1120	Canada since 1867 Europe 1900 to 1939		L, R, S S
HIST 1121	Europe since 1939		L, R, S
HIST 1130	Twentirth Century World 1900 to 1945		R
HIST 1131	Twentieth Century World 1945 to 2000		R, S
HIST 1146	American History 1865 -1974		L, R, S
HIST 1170	Introduction to African History		R
HIST 2301	The Ancient World		R
HIST 2307	Twentieth Century Britain	HIST 1119 or 1120 or 1121 recommended	S
HIST 2335	War in the Modern World	3 credits of 1100-level HIST courses	R
HIST 3328	History of the Soviet Union	18 credits of 1100-level or higher, including 6 HIST credits	S
HIST 3331	Twentieth Century Germany	18 credits of 1100-level or higher, including 6 HIST credits
HIST 3350	China in the Twentieth Century: Reforms and Revolutions	HIST 2345 or 2350	S
HIST 4400	Applications of History	12 HIST credits, including 6 HIST credits at the 2100 level or higher	S
HIST 4444			S

Course	Description	Prerequisites	Campus
JRNL 3200	Media and Diversity	60 credits completed, which must include JRNL 1100 and JRNL 2301	R

Course	Description	Prerequisites	Campus
POLI 1110	Ideology and Politics		S
POLI 1120	Canadian Government and Politics		L, S
POLI 1125	Introduction to Political Science		L, R, S
POLI 1150	Introduction to International Relations		R, S
POLI 2155	Contemporary Political Conflict	POLI 1125 or 1150	S
POLI 3100	American Government & Politics	Any 18 credits of 1100-level or higher,including any 3 POLI credits (POLI 1110 or 1125 or 1145 recommended)	S
POLI 3125	Nationalism in Canadian Politics	POLI 1125 (POLI 1110 or 1120 recommended)	S
POLI 4330	International Human Rights	POLI 1125 and 1150	S
POLI 4340	Public International Law	3 credits of 300-level POLI	S

* For course offerings in the Departments of Psychology and Sociology, please refer to the online timetable.