COURSE CURRICULUM

St. Francis Xavier University offers a wide range of courses across diverse disciplines to provide students with comprehensive academic and practical learning opportunities. In Women’s and Gender Studies, students can take Intro to Women’s and Gender Studies (WMGS 100) with M. Bimm, while accounting students may pursue Financial Accounting Theory (BSAD 424) with M. Oxner or Leadership (BSAD 461) with R. Delorey. Chemistry and development studies are represented by courses such as Medicinal Chemistry (CHEM 455) with A. Foo and Introduction to Development Studies (DEVS 101) with J. Langdon. Students can explore history and health through courses like Empire & Plague (HIST 141) with C. Frazer, Fundamentals of Health I and II (HLTH 111 and 112) with C. Holmes and M. MacGillivray, and Global Health, Equity & Innovation (HLTH 301) with M. Khakpour. Psychology offerings include Introduction to Psychopathology (PSYC 376) with A. Weaver and Human Neuropsychology (PSYC 373) with L. Berrigan. Religious Studies courses include World Religions (RELS 103) with L. Darwish, Islam in Canada (RELS 375), and Christian-Muslim Encounter (RELS 397). Sociology students can take Social Inequality in Canada (SOCI 218/209) with J. Gerrod, while other disciplines such as Anthropology, Kinesiology, Nutrition, Mathematics, Engineering, and Spanish provide specialized courses like Socio-Cultural Anthropology (ANTH 1112), Child Growth and Development (HKIN 425), Community Nutrition (HNUT 365), Combinatorics (MATH 347), Circuit Analysis (ENGR 246), and Spanish for Beginners II (SPAN 102), offering students a rich and interdisciplinary academic experience.