1. Contemporary Studies Courses (6.0 credits):
   CT111, CT112, CT231, CT232, CT241, CT242, CT301, CT302, CT321, CT322; and either CT330* or 1.0 other credit of CT400.
2. Culture (1.5 credits):
   EN267 (Canadian Fiction in English), EN226 (Women in Fiction), FS245 (Documentary Film), LL200 (Cultural Perspectives I), LL201 (Cultural Perspectives II), LL300/FS300 (Themes in European Cinema), RE220 (Religion and Popular Culture), RE212* (World Religions in Cultural Perspective).
3. Skills Courses (1.5 credits):
   CS201/PY201 (Reasoning and Argumentation), EN204 (Strategies of Analysis in Effective Writing), CT221 (Applied Scientific Reasoning).
4. Society and Values (1.5 credits):
   CS207 (Media and Society), MU275 (Music of the World), PO204 (Politics and Economics), PY223 (Contemporary Moral Issues), PY233 (Philosophy of Sex, Love and Friendship), RE313 (Grief, Death and Dying), SY201* (Sociology of the Family).
5. World Issues (1.5 credits):
   GG294 (Geography of Tourism), GG231 (Risks and Disasters), GG272 (Population Geography), GS100 (Introduction to Global Studies), HI314 (Contemporary Europe), HI202 (History of Modern Europe), HI349 (History of International Relations, 1890-1991), PO231 (Introduction to World Politics I)

Notes:

1. Students completing the honours program in Contemporary Studies are required to complete a minimum of a 0.5 on-line credit course (available through the Web).
2. The core courses in the CT honours program are the courses required for the CT general major, with the additional requirement that students take two sections of CT400, or CT330* and 6.0 additional credits.
3. Refer to the University Regulations chapter for progression and course regulations and the section in the Faculty of Arts chapter regarding Regulations for All Honours Programs.

Brantford Campus Core Programs Contemporary Studies

DRAFT electronic version updated at 1:45 p.m. January 30, 2003

M. Watson, Editor Course Timetable