Atlantic Canada Studies
A minor in Atlantic Canadian Studies requires 6hr of core courses, indicated in bold type below. With the exception of IDST courses, no more than 12h can be in a single discipline. Some upper-level courses have pre-requisites. All courses offered towards this minor must be completed with a grade of C- or better.
Please view the Registrar's Office website for course availability.
Course # |
Course Title |
Pre-requisites |
ENGL 3503 |
Poetry of Atlantic Canada |
ENGL 1406 or 1413/1423, minimum grade of C- |
ENGL 3513 |
Fiction of Atlantic Canada |
ENGL 1406 or 1413/1423, minimum grade of C- |
ENGL 4253 |
Studies in Canadian Lit - where applicable |
ENGL 1406 or 1413/1423, minimum grade of C- |
FRAN 3513 |
L'acadie: une culture unique |
In French |
FRAN 3523 |
L'acadie: Quatre siècle d'expression littéraire |
In French |
HIST 2343 |
Maritime Provinces to 1867 |
30h University courses |
HIST 2353 |
Maritime Provinces since 1867 |
30h University courses |
HIST 3363 |
Nova Scotia since 1867 |
HIST 2783 |
HIST 3373 |
Peopling of the Maritimes in the 18th Century |
HIST 2343 or 2773 |
IDST 1213 |
Black Experience: Past & Present |
|
IDST 1223 |
The Indigenous Experience: Past & Present |
|
IDST 3213 |
Sustainable Nova Scotia |
60h |
POLS 4203 |
Approaches to the Study of Politics in the Maritimes |
POLS 2006 |
SOCI 2353 |
Community Development with the Rural Elderly |
SOCI 1006/1106 |
SOCI 3433 |
Community Ethnographies |
12h SOCI |
Inquiries regarding the Atlantic Canadian Studies minor may be directed to Stephen Henderson
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