Approved Professionally Related Electives

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Students must successfully complete TWO PROFESSIONALLY RELATED ELECTIVES in order to graduate
Note: Please be aware that this is a partial list. For a complete list of offerings, check the website at: www.ryerson.ca/nursing/prospectivestudents/postdiploma

COURSES AVAILABLE THROUGH THE G. RAYMOND CHANG SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

TENTATIVE FAST TRACK DATES

Criminology
CCRM 202

May 5-9/14, June 2-5/14

Victims and the Criminal Process

June 9-13/14

Geography
CGEO 691

Occupational Health
COHS 208

Occupational Health and Safety Law

COHS 508 Occupational Health

Philosophy

Canadian Immigration: Patterns and Place

CPHL 507

Human Resources

Ethics and Disability

CMHR 405 Organizational Behaviour and Interpersonal Skills

CMHR 505 Organizational Behaviour II
CMHR 522 Industrial Relations
CMHR 523 Human Resources Management
CMHR 623 Recruitment and Selection (Staffing)

Politics and Public Administration

Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

CINT 900
CINT 901
CINT 902
CINT 904
CINT 905

Program Planning and Evaluation Strategies

Gerontology Critical Issues and Future Trends
Disability Issues
Health Promotion and Community Development
Conflict Resolution and Dispute Negotiation

CINT 906
CINT 907
CINT 908
CINT 910
CINT 911
CINT 912
CINT 913
CINT 914
CINT 915
CINT 916
CINT 917
CINT 920

Politics of Sexuality, Power and Pleasure

Team Work for Community Services
Homelessness in Canadian Society
First Nations Issues
International Community Development
Community Development: International Field Exper.
Issues of Migration
Settlement Experiences
Responses to Migration
Introduction to Fundraising
Urban Community Development
Community Collaborations

CPSY 202
CSPY 214
CPSY 215
CPSY 302
CPSY 324
CPSY 325
CPSY 335
CPSY 402
CPSY 518
CPSY 802
CPSY 805
CPSY 806
CSPY 808

CPOG 110 Canadian Politics

CPPA 101
CPPA 102
CPPA 120

Oct.15-19/13, Apr 28-May 2/14, May 26-30/14, June 9-13/14

Feb 18-22/14, Apr 28-May 2/14, June 2-6/14
Apr 28-May 2/14, June 2-5/14
May 2-9/14, May 12-16/14, May 26-30/14, June 2-6/14
Feb 18-22/14

Canadian Public Administration I: Institutions

Canadian Public Administration II: Processes
Canadian Politics and Governance

Introduction to Psychology II
Psychoparmacology
Psychology of Addictions
Child Development
Biological Psychology
Behavioural Disorders
Clinical Psychology
Adult Development
Environmental Psychology
Death, Dying and Bereavement
Adjustment, Stress and Coping
Behaviour Modification
Community Psychology

Sociology
Apr 28-May 2/14

CSOC 502
CSOC 605
CSOC 606
CSOC 608

Violence and the Family

Canadian Families Myth and Legal Reality
Work and Families in the 21st Century
Feminism and Society

RESTRICTIONS:
CPSY 805 is not available for credit to students who choose CPSY707 as a Liberal studies elective.
Students may not take CGEO716, CPHL509 or CPSY606 for credit.
Students may only take 2 semesters of Philosophy for credit.
Professionally related courses cannot be used as substitutes for Liberal studies courses.
Courses are subject to availability
Available through Distance Education
Fast Track Courses and Tentative Dates (Fast Track courses are week-long intensive courses held on campus)

2013-2014

Subject to change and some courses may not be offered every term. For the most current information, look up courses on our website