Note: In order to find a course in the new 4 digit numbering system using an old 3 digit number, please refer to the conversion list below. Before registering for courses with the new 4 digit numbering system, please ensure that you have not previously taken the course in its 3 digit form.
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Family Studies
1020 -
Introduction to Family Studies
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A multi-disciplinary approach to the family as a biological, social, economic, legal and political unit, continually changing and adapting to a variety of pressures. This course provides students with a broad grounding in the family in the current Canadian context, and examines cultural and historical variation.
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Family Studies
2200E -
Current Issues in Family Studies
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This course focuses on current issues involving the family. Factors which currently impact on families, including their form, functions, stresses, and changes, will be examined in depth. Emphasis will be on families in Canada, with attention to Canadian diversity, as well as internationally comparative work.
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Family Studies
2225 -
Immigration and New Canadian Families
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This course examines family practices cross-culturally, especially how they are affected by contemporary immigration. Many issues facing immigrant families are covered including childrearing, parenting, gender relations, identity reconstruction, and sociocultural adaptation in the new country. Immigration history, policies, and programs/services related to immigrant families in Canada are examined.
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The former Family Studies 2225E.
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Family Studies
2235 -
Introduction to Counselling
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This course introduces students to the basics of counselling within the context of the study of Family Studies. Students will learn about the history of the counselling professions, will gain an understanding of various approaches, skills, and work settings, and will consider the role of counselling among diverse populations, including adolescents, couples, and families. Topics include ethical and legal aspects, assessment, individual and group counselling, and research, use of technology, and multicultural issues having to do with counselling.
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Family Studies
2240A/B-2242A/B -
Special Topics in Family Studies
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Family Studies
3310A/B -
Women, Education and Life Choices
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This course examines the social forces that shape life choices for women in Canada. Particular attention is given to the influence of the increased opportunity for formal education and the emerging choices each generation of North American women encounter with regard to career, marriage, motherhood, and family life.
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1.0 Family Studies course (or equivalent) at the 2000-level or permission of the instructor.
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Family Studies
3320A/B -
Family Practices in a Global World
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This course examines the family practices found in the West today. Due to migration patterns, and new social dynamics in Western society, the family constellation is increasingly complex and reflective of cultural background and beliefs. Consideration will be given to these family practices, including how the media portrays them.
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1.0 Family Studies course (or equivalent) at the 2000-level or permission of the instructor.
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Family Studies
3325A/B -
Diversity and the Canadian Family
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This course examines contemporary diversity as it impacts individuals and families. Its psychosocial approach enables students to think through their own perspectives on race, ethnicity, religion, sexual identity, and more. This course focuses upon understanding families' strengths and challenges in contemporary society, and efforts to support families and children.
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1.0 Family Studies course (or equivalent) at the 2000-level or permission of the instructor.
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Family Studies
3350A/B-3352A/B -
Special Topics in Family Studies
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Family Studies
4220A/B -
Theoretical Perspectives in Family Studies Research
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Students will be introduced to the major theoretical frameworks used by social scientists to explain variation in family life including life span, life course, developmental, social learning, social exchange, social conflict, symbolic interactionist, ecological, family systems and feminist theory perspectives.
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Family Studies
4230A/B -
Qualitative Research in Family Studies
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An introduction to qualitative research and its application to the study of the family. Topics to be considered include participant observation, interview skills, life histories and methods of analysis.
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Family Studies
4402A/B -
Selected Topics in Family Studies
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Enrollment restricted to third and fourth year Family Studies students at Brescia; others by permission of the instructor.
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Family Studies
4403 -
Practicum in Family Studies
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Supervised field placement in family-focused community organizations. Enrollment limited to third and fourth year Brescia Family Studies students who meet volunteer/service background guidelines.
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The former Family Studies 4401A/B.
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Family Studies
4450A/B-4452A/B -
Special Topics in Family Studies
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Family Studies
4455A/B -
Independent Study
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This course is not part of the regular curriculum, and will be offered based on student interests and needs. Students must be enrolled in 3rd or 4th year of Family Studies and have the permission of the department.
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One 2000-level Family Studies course.
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