An introductory psychology course that examines human behaviour and its causes Dynamics of Behaviour. A psychology course that focuses on research approaches to investigating why humans act the way they do Sociology. An introductory social science course which looks at issues of socialization, deviance and conformity, social change and social institutions. Reading the Contemporary World. Program for qualified Child Studies graduates.
Placement is on a competitive basis.
Further details are available from the B.A.Sc. Faculty Watch Prof. Gerald Adams Prof. Kathy Brophy Prof. Susan Evers Prof. Leon Kuczynski Prof. Donna Lero Prof. Susan Lollis Prof. Bruce Ryan Beyond the Classroom Overseas Study. Under the auspices of a Guelph faculty member, students may study abroad in England, Poland, France, or India. Other students take advantage of exchange programs with Germany, Scotland, Mexico and Costa Rica. In total, the University of Guelph offers more than 65 exchange and study abroad programs in 30 countries around the world.