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Level 1
Course details
Career Discovery
CDEV1840
College Reading & Writing Skills
COMM1085
Computer Use in the Modern World
COMP1618
Conestoga 101
CON0101
Student Success for Higher Learning
LIBS1540
Critical Thinking
PHIL1000
Level 2
Course details
Research and Writing
COMM2210
Information, Data and Current Events
MDIA1070
Canada in the Future
SOC1140
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
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Foundations in Presentation Skills
COMM1665
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1001
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1002
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1006
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1007
Foundations in Math
MATH1095
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
Level 3
Course details
Interpersonal And Group Dynamics
COMM1030
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
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General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1003
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1004
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1006
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1007
Ethics in the Real World
PHIL2005
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL2035
Natural Sciences in Everyday Life
SCIE2000
Introduction to Natural Science
SCIE2015
Introduction to The Social Sciences
SOC1527
Contemporary Social Issues
SOC2025
Student must pass 2 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
Level 4
Course details
Student must pass 2 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
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Introductory Financial Accounting I
ACCT1030
Bookkeeping for Office Settings
ACCT1060
Foundations of Accounting
ACCT1170
Introduction to Design
ARTS1100
American Sign Language 101
ASL1010
Biological Sciences
BIOL1010
Introductory Chemistry for Life Sciences
CHEM1055
Interpersonal And Group Dynamics
COMM1030
Social Media and Society
COMM1042
Foundations Of Curriculum
ECE1020
Child Development: The Early Years
ECE1065
Microeconomics
ECON1020
Macroeconomics
ECON1030
Role of the Educational Assistant
EDUC1550
Introductory Financial Planning
FIN1020
Finance I
FIN2020
French Culture and Language I
FREN1000
French Culture and Language II
FREN1010
Understanding Diversity
HSF1210
Canadian Criminal Justice System
LAW1060
Powers, Authorities and Liabilities
LAW1140
Criminology
LAW1210
Crime Scenes and Investigation
LAW1510
Canadian Perspectives I
LIBS1020
Canadian Perspectives II
LIBS1030
Introduction To Anthropology
LIBS1040
World Religions
LIBS1110
Essentials Of Canadian History
LIBS1160
Introduction to Astronomy
LIBS1170
Political Science
LIBS1360
Issues In Canadian Politics
LIBS1420
The Pleasure and Purpose of Music
LIBS1480
Introduction to The Social Sciences
LIBS1520
Student Success for Higher Learning
LIBS1540
Our Domain: Geography and Human Populations
LIBS1560
Creative Writing
LIBS1630
Viewing Philosophy Through Film
LIBS1660
Intercultural Communication Skills
LIBS1670
Introduction to World Culture
LIBS1680
Applied Organizational Behaviour
LIBS1690
The Middle Ages and the Modern World: Facts and Fiction
LIBS1870
The Art Of Rock (A Social History Of Rock & Roll)
LIBS1900
Environmental Science
LIBS1910
Science Fiction
LIBS1930
Identity in Popular Culture: From Avatars to Vampires
LIBS1940
Thinking Through Zombies
LIBS1950
Exploring the World of Classical Myth
LIBS1960
Cyberpsychology: Self and Others in a Wired World
LIBS1970
Life Beyond Earth
LIBS1980
General Education
LSE1000
General Education
LSE1001
Graphic Design for Marketers
MKT1150
Managing Marketing Communications
MKT2050
Sales
MKT2080
Nutrition
OLRN1018
Philosophy of Art Concepts and Theories
OLRN1055
The Game of Soccer and Its Impact on Society
OLRN1073
Stress, Wellness and Nutrition
OLRN1074
Writing Short Stories
OLRN1110
Introduction to Geology: An Overview of Planet Earth
OLRN1119
Oceanography
OLRN1124
Science of Popular Diets: Impact of Nutrition on Human Wellness
OLRN1154
Developmental Psychology
OLRN1220
Westerns: A Study in the Film Genre
OLRN1249
Let's Talk Sports
OLRN1258
Censorship, The Media and You
OLRN1261
Hockey Hall of Fame Presents
OLRN1285
Introduction to Research Design
OLRN1289
Global Citizenship
OLRN1296
Anthropology
OLRN1298
Science Fiction
OLRN1340
Introduction To Sociology
OLRN1530
Myths And Legends
OLRN1680
What In The World Is Going On?
OLRN1900
Career Mapping and Job Attainment
OLRN2091
Growing Up Digital - Living and Working in Canada
OLRN2140
Learning Strategies-Learning How to Learn
OLRN2190
Personality Psychology
OLRN2200
Social Psychology
OLRN2220
Conflict Management
PLCE2080
Developmental Psychology
PSYC1040
Positive Psychology
PSYC1140
Sociology And Canadian Society
SOC1010
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
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General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1006
General Arts & Science Program Exemption
GASPO1007
Ethics in the Real World
PHIL2005
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL2035
Natural Sciences in Everyday Life
SCIE2000
Introduction to Natural Science
SCIE2015
Introduction to The Social Sciences
SOC1527
Contemporary Social Issues
SOC2025
Student must pass 2 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options
Please note:
Estimated required text and/or learning resource costs are based on the most recent available data through the Conestoga Campus Store.
Program outcomes
- Question cultural norms in order to develop a personal world view in relation to others, including in the workplace.
- Describe the development of western thought in a global context to categorize behaviours and relationships in the modern world.
- Develop flexibility and clarity of both thought and expression in order to communicate required by business and industry.
- Utilize critical thinking processes and problem solving techniques through logical experiences, mathematical practices, and laboratory applications.
- Develop personal and professional abilities, drawing from the subject areas of Health, Business, Engineering or Information Technology, in order to contribute to success in the workplace
- Develop interpersonal skills and implement strategies to enhance self-satisfaction and employability