This course explores three areas of importance in business: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. This course introduces the student to the importance of identifying sources of funds, the creation and valuation of assets, the managing of assets (both long and short term), and the importance of analysis to determine the financial position of a company.

Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context. Prepare to be educated and infused with conscious knowledge.

Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context. Prepare to be educated and infused with conscious knowledge.

This course is designed to enable students to identify, describe and execute the key steps in carrying out a research project.  The core concepts include how to translate concepts and theories about human interaction and institutions into scientifically testable propositions, choose the appropriate research method, design the research, collect data and qualitatively and quantitatively interpret the data. This course also offers the opportunity for the student to enhance his/her critical thinking about social issues, to evaluate research conducted by others, and to properly communicate this knowledge and information to others.

This course is designed to enable students to identify, describe and execute the key steps in carrying out a research project.  The core concepts include how to translate concepts and theories about human interaction and institutions into scientifically testable propositions, choose the appropriate research method, design the research, collect data and qualitatively and quantitatively interpret the data. This course also offers the opportunity for the student to enhance his/her critical thinking about social issues, to evaluate research conducted by others, and to properly communicate this knowledge and information to others.

This course is designed to enable students to identify, describe and execute the key steps in carrying out a social research proposal.  The core concepts include how to translate concepts and theories about human interaction and institutions into scientifically testable propositions, choose the appropriate research method, design the research, demonstrate how data will be collected and explain how the data would be qualitatively and/or quantitatively interpreted. This course also offers the opportunity for the student to enhance his/her critical thinking about social issues, to evaluate research conducted by others, and to properly communicate this knowledge and information to others.

This course is designed to enable students to identify, describe and execute the key steps in carrying out a research project proposal.  The core concepts include how to translate concepts and theories about human interaction and institutions into scientifically testable propositions, choosing the appropriate research method, designing the research, methods of collecting data and qualitatively and quantitatively interpreting the data. This course also offers the opportunity for the student to enhance his/her critical thinking about social issues, to evaluate research conducted by others, and to properly communicate this knowledge and information to others.

This is an introductory course to the study of human society, social behaviour, and social order. It examines different sociological approaches, concepts, and theories used by sociologists to explore the ways people interact with the world; understand social differences, inequalities, group dynamics, social institutions and changes in society.  This course provides opportunities for students to critically examine current social issues, the society they live in, and the critical role they are expected to assume.