Overview In Program Evaluation in Distance Education MDDE 617 you will be introduced to the field of program evaluation, which spans a number of social science disciplines including education and ...

Credential: master's degree Credits: 48 Next start: see program details Athabasca University's online MBA is an AACSB-accredited program and among the top MBAs in the world. Exercise your critical ...

Overview As the introductory course to the Master of Health Studies (MHS) degree, MHST 601 offers a contemporary overview of health in Canada as a basis for your MHS program. The focus of this course ...

Overview POLI 355: Political Philosophy: Plato to Machiavelli provides an overview of classical political thinking about the best life for humankind and the best ways to live together as a community ...

Overview Political Science 342 studies the political systems of a number of different countries, providing the opportunity to examine the features of individual political systems and to investigate ...

Overview MDDE 619: Trends and Issues in Instructional Design examines recent developments relating to the professional practice of instructional design (ID). Beginning with a historical overview of ...

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Overview This course examines how the environmental policy process in Canada works. In the course, students will become familiar with Canadian environmental organizations and government structures, ...

Overview In MHST/NURS 603, we examine a number of issues related to our roles in facilitating inquiry. We investigate values that drive research questions, and identify appropriate research methods to ...

Students are strongly advised to have taken a senior university course in any of political science, political economy, sociology, communications, economics or cultural theory. Course start date: If ...

Cultural Studies 201: Cultural Studies and Everyday Life is a junior-level, three-credit course that takes as its organizing metaphor, Raymond Williams' remark that “culture is ordinary.” This course ...

CMNS 301 is a three-credit course that is intended to provide you with a grounding in the field of communication studies, a relatively new interdisciplinary field that draws many of its theoretical ...