Undergraduate Courses

The following is a list of courses offered by Tyndale University College. To view the course schedule for specific terms please visit the Registrar's website

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Course Code	Course Name/Description	Link
SOCI 395	Directed Research Project Students investigate a specific area of human services under the direction of a mentor...	View
SOCI 394	Directed Research Methods Examines various research methods. The student will apply research methods in preparing...	View
SOCI 360	Research Methods in the Social Sciences Examines the strengths and weaknesses of various research methods and...	View
SOCI 331	Violent Crime: Clinical and Social Implications SOCI 331 (3) Violent Crime: Clinical and Social Implications...	View
SOCI 321	Marriage and the Family Provides a study of Christian marriage and family life in accordance with biblical...	View
SOCI 307	Cross Cultural Studies Deals with cross-culture theories, cross- culture comparisons, culture values and norms,...	View
SOCI 306	Anthropology for Humanitarian Work Helps students understand the receiver perspective in an international...	View
SOCI 302	Youth at Risk Designed to survey issues related to working with youth who are “at risk” in some way. Students...	View
SOCI 301	Canadian Youth culture In order to minister effectively to adolescents, an understanding of their context is...	View
SOCI 271	Behaviour in Groups Examines theory and research relating to group behaviour. Problem solving, decision making and...	View
SOCI 252	Introduction to Social Work Investigates social work and social welfare principles, practices and values in the...	View
SOCI 251	Introduction to Social Welfare Involves a critical and analytical examination of theoretical, ideological,...	View
SOCI 250	Social Problems in a Diverse Society Supports students in reflecting on and understanding the major social...	View
SOCI 211	Leadership Prepares students to lead and manage volunteer organizations, with special emphasis on church and...	View
SOCI 102	Introduction to Sociology II Continuation of SOCI 101. Prerequisite: SOCI 101.	View
SOCI 101	Introduction to Sociology I A general introduction to basic concepts and themes in sociology. These include social...	View
PSYC 499	Honours Thesis in Psychology II Students complete a major research project in Psychology that demonstrates their...	View
PSYC 497	Honours Thesis in Psychology I Students begin a major research project in Psychology that demonstrates their...	View
PSYC 493	Advanced Practicum in Psychology Provides students with the opportunity to gain advanced, practical experience...	View
PSYC 491	Advanced Research Project in Psychology Provides students with the opportunity to gain leadership experience...	View
PSYC 461	Advanced Research Methods Provides the necessary instructions for students to plan and conduct research. It will...	View
PSYC 450	Advanced Directed Studies and Research in Psychology This independent study option is open to fourth- year...	View
PSYC 431	Psychology of Mass Media This course will focus on the topics of Cognitive Psychology and the Mass Media. It will...	View
PSYC 423	Educational Psychology Students will come to understand how a child and adolescent’s transition through...	View
PSYC 417	Child and Adolescent Abnormal Psychology Provides an in-depth review of the most common childhood developmental...	View

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