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Courses with no course material fees

The following courses either do not have a course package or the textbooks are open-source material and available to students at no cost. These courses are not charged the Course Materials Fee.

Note: Because the courses in this list are reflective of the type of course package used, the courses listed may change without notice as course revisions occur.

ACCT 345 – Not-for-Profit Accounting (3)
ADMN 368 – Introduction to Date Analytics Technology (3)
ADMN 499 – Directed Study in Administrative Studies (3)
ADST 300 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Elements (6)
ADST 306 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Elements (6)
ADST 326 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Simple Habitat (6)
ADST 350 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Simple Habitat (6)
ADST 356 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Collective Habitat (6)
ADST 400 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Collective Habitat (6)
ADST 406 – Architectural Design: Cultural, Recreational, and Institutional (6)
ADST 450 – Architectural Design: Cultural, Recreational, and Institutional (6)
ADST 456 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Workplace (6)
ADST 490 – Foundations of Architectural Design: Workplace (6)
ANTH 336 – The Story of Us: The Evolution of Human Behaviour (3)
ANTH 384 – The Family in World Perspective (3)
ANTH 407 – Examining Cultures: Advanced Readings in Regional Ethnology (3)
APST 255 – Computer Aided Design (3)
ARHI 301 – (3)
ASTR 495 – Astronomy and Astrophysics Projects I (3)
ASTR 496 – Astronomy and Astrophysics Projects II (3)
ARCM 302 – Computer Aided Design (3)

BIOL 401 – Cell Biology (3)
BIOL 495 – Biology Projects (3)
BIOL 496 – Biology Projects (3)

CHEM 301 – Introduction to Biochemistry (3)
CHEM 305 – Organic Chemistry Theory I (3)
CHEM 306 – Organic Chemistry Theory II (3)
CHEM 350 – Organic Chemistry I (3)
CHEM 360 – Organic Chemistry II (3)
CHEM 495 – Chemistry Projects (3)
CHEM 496 – Chemistry Projects (3)
CLST 201 – Cultural Studies and Everyday Life (3)
CMNS 202 – Media and Power in Canadian Society (3)
CMNS 302 – Communication in History (3)
CMNS 321 – Computing in Everyday Life (3)
CMNS 335 – Media and Information Literacy (3)
CMNS 380 – Corporate Communication (3)
CMNS 385 – Rebel with a Cause: Social Movements in History and Popular Culture (3)
CMNS 401 – Cultural Policy in Canada (3)
CMNS 420 – Topics in Communication: Children and Media (3)
CMNS 445 – Directed Reading in Communication Studies (Reading course) (3)
CMNS 450 – Individual / Group Projects (3)
CMNS 455 – Media Ethics (3)
COMP 200 – Introduction to Computing and Information Systems (3)
COMP 206 – Introduction to Computer Programming (C++) (3)
COMP 214 – (3)
COMP 218 – Introduction to Computer Programming with Python (3)
COMP 230 – Storyboard Design and Development (3)
COMP 266 – Introduction to Web Programming (3)
COMP 268 – Introduction to Computer Programming (Java) (3)
COMP 272 – Data Structures and Algorithms (3)
COMP 282 – Social Aspects of Games, Leisure, and Entertainment (3)
COMP 283 – (3)
COMP 306 – C++ for Programmers (3)
COMP 325 – UNIX Operating System – Principles and Administration (3)
COMP 351 – Ethics in Computing and Information Systems (3)
COMP 457 – Advanced Artificial Intelligence (3)
COMP 486 – Mobile and Internet Game Development (3)
COMP 489 – Distributed Computing (3)
COMP 494 – Research Methods (3)
COMP 495 – Computer and Information Systems Projects I (3)
COMP 496 – Computer and Information Systems Projects II (3)
COMP 498 – Independent Study I (3)
COMP 499 – Independent Study II (3)
CRJS 350 – Community Policing (3)
CRJS 377 – Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection (3)
CRJS 385 – Policing (3)
CRJS 480 – Corrections and Penology (3)
CRJS 487 – Group / Independent Studies (3)

EDUC 300 – Building the Canadian Learning Society: Historical Perspectives (3)
ENGL 255 – Introductory Composition (3)
ENGL 303 – A History of Drama, Part I: Early Stages (3)
ENGL 353 – Intermediate Composition (3)
ENGL 387 – Writing Speculative Fiction (3)
ENSC 495 – Environmental Science Projects (3)
ENSC 496 – Environmental Science Projects (3)
ENVS 201 – Developing an Environmental Studies Learning Pathway  (3)
ENVS 243 – Environmental Change in a Global Context (3)
ENVS 343 – Global Environmental Change (3)
ENVS 350 – Revising Your Environmental Studies Learning Pathway (3)
ENVS 498 – Capstone Project Proposal (3)
ENVS 499 – Capstone 2: Capstone Project (3)

FREN 301 – Composition Française (3)
FREN 362 – Second Year University French (3)

GEOG 495 – Geography Projects I (3)
GEOG 496 – Geography Projects II (3)
GEOL 495 – Geology Projects I (3)
GEOL 496 – Geology Projects II (3)
GLST 205 – Building Blocks of Global Studies: Overview of Approaches, Concepts, and Issues (3)
GLST 230 – Globalization and World Politics (3)
GLST 343 – Global Environmental Change (3)
GLST 395 – Political Economy of Development: People, Processes, and Policies (3)
GLST 440 – Global Governance and Law (3)
GLST 483 – Political Economy of Globalization (3)
GOVN 301 – Governance, the Public Sector, and Corporate Power (3)
GOVN 377 – Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection (3)
GOVN 380 – Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Governance (3)
GOVN 400 – Governance and Leadership (3)
GOVN 405 – Innovative Public Management (3)
GOVN 440 – Global Governance and Law (3)

HADM 235 – Introduction to Health Administration (3)
HADM 315 – Health and Community Development (3)
HADM 339 – Organization of the Canadian Health Care System (3)
HADM 435 – Practicum – Senior Field Placement in Health Administration (3)
HERM 312 – Heritage Research (3)
HERM 327 – Heritage Policy in Canada (3)
HERM 334 – Professional Ethics in Heritage Resources Management (3)
HERM 339 – Conservation (3)
HERM 342 – General Principles of Planning Historic Places (3)
HERM 361 – Interpretive Programming (3)
HERM 474 – World Heritage Studies I (3)
HERM 491 – Heritage Certificate Practicum (3)
HIST 316 – Heritage Research (3)
HIST 330 – Social History of Canada: European Contact to Early Industrialization (3)
HIST 331 – Social History of Canada: Early Industrialization to Contemporary Canada (3)
HIST 362 – Constructing Women and Men in Canada: A History Since Industrialization (3)
HIST 369 – Indigenous Peoples in Canada Since 1830 (3)
HIST 491 – Directed Studies in North American History (3)
HIST 492 – Special Projects in European History (3)
HLST 201 – Introduction to Human Health (II) (3)
HRMT 323 – Injury Compensation and Disability Management (3)
HRMT 331 – Managing Human Resources – A Business Perspective (3)
HRMT 386 – Introduction to Human Resource Management (3)
HSRV 201 – Social Work and Human Services (3)
HSRV 306 – Critical Reflection for Practice (3)
HSRV 363 – Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Governance (3)
HSRV 400 – Governance and Leadership (3)
HSRV 476 – International Social Work in Canada (3)
HSRV 489 – Capstone: A Synthesis of Program Learning Outcomes (3)

IDRL 308 – Occupational Health and Safety (3)
IDRL 498 – Directed Study in Industrial Relations (3)
IDRL 499 – Doing Research in Organizations (3)
INBU 201 – Introduction to Indigenous Business (3)
INBU 250 – Financial & Management Accounting for Indigenous Institutions and Organizations (3)
INBU 461 – Indigenous Community Planning and Economic Development I (3)
INBU 490 – Applied Research in Indigenous Business (3)
INST 369 – Indigenous Peoples in Canada Since 1830 (3)
INST 390 – Individual Research Projects in Indigenous Studies (3)
INST 391 – Group Research Topics in Indigenous Studies (3)
INST 493 – Individual Directed Research in Government and Laws (3)
INTR 230 – Globalization and World Politics (3)
INTR 395 – Political Economy of Development: People, Processes, and Policies (3)
INTR 483 – Political Economy of Globalization (3)

LBST 348 – Childcare Workers in Canada (3)
LBST 411 – Special Projects in Labour Studies I (3)
LBST 412 – Special Projects in Labour Studies II (3)
LGST 249 – Legal Literacy (3)
LGST 377 – Issues in Access to Information and Privacy Protection (3)
LGST 390 – Women, Equality and the Law (3)
LGST 489 – Alternative Dispute Resolution (3)

MATH 244 – Business Mathematics (3)
MATH 492 – Special Study I (3)
MATH 493 – Special Study II (3)
MATH 495 – Mathematics Projects I (3)
MATH 496 – Mathematics Projects II (3)
MGSC 499 – Applied Projects in Management Science (3)
MKTG 410 – E-Marketing (3)
MUSI 267 – Sound and Sense: Listening to Music (3)

NURS 250 – Exploration of Professional Nursing Practice (3)
NURS 322 – Nursing Informatics (3)
NURS 324 – Concepts and Theories in Nursing Practice (3)
NURS 328 – Understanding Research (3)
NURS 401 – Professional Practice with Adults Experiencing Health Alterations (6)
NURS 437 – Professional Practice in Family and Community Health Promotion (3)
NURS 441 – Consolidated Professional Practice (9)
NUTR 406 – Modern Concepts in Nutrition (3)
NUTR 495 – Nutrition Projects (3)
NUTR 496 – Nutrition Projects (3)

PHIL 240 – Ancient Philosophy: The Rise of Reason in a Mythic World (3)
PHIL 255 – Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics and Society (3)
PHIL 334 – Professional Ethics in Heritage Resources Management (3)
PHIL 371 – Ethics in Science and Technology (3)
PHYS 200 – Introductory Physics I (3)
PHYS 495 – Physics Projects I (3)
PHYS 496 – Physics Projects II (3)
POEC 230 – Globalization and World Politics (3)
POEC 302 – Theories and Approaches to Political Economy (3)
POEC 395 – Political Economy of Development: People, Processes, and Politics (3)
POEC 483 – Political Economy of Globalization (3)
POEC 499 – Directed Study in Political Economy (3)
POLI 291 – Media and Power in Canadian Society (3)
POLI 301 – Governance, the Public Sector, and Corporate Power (3)
POLI 307 – Political Ideologies (3)
POLI 350 – Women in Canadian Politics (3)
POLI 357 – Political Philosophy: Hobbes to Human Rights (3)
POLI 400 – Governance and Leadership (3)
POLI 405 – Innovative Public Management (3)
POLI 440 – Global Governance and Law (3)
POLI 480 – Politics of Our Networked World in the Digital Era (3)
PPRC 451 – The Regulatory Environment (3)
PSYC 210 – Experiential Learning in the Celebration of Diversity (3)
PSYC 347 – Introduction to Feminist Counselling (3)
PSYC 405 – Creating a Working Alliance (3)
PSYC 418 – Special Projects in Psychology (3)
PSYC 426 – Psychology of Families and Parenting (3)

SCIE 480 – Research Methods in Science (3)
SCIE 495 – Science Projects I (3)
SCIE 496 – Science Projects II (3)
SOCI 331 – Environmental Influences on Development and Aging Across the Life Course (3)
SOCI 345 – Women, Gender and Work in Canada (3)
SOCI 348 – Fighting Back for the Health of It: Sociology of Environment and Health (3)
SOCI 378 – Rebel with a Cause: Social Movements in History and Popular Culture (3)
SOCI 426 – Knowledge Mobilization for Multiple Audiences (3)
SPAN 200 – Introductory Spanish I (3)
SPAN 330 – Textual Analysis and Composition (3)

WGST 310 – Feminist Approaches to Counselling Women (3)
WGST 345 – Women, Gender and Work in Canada (3)
WGST 362 – Constructing Women and Men in Canada: A History Since Industrialization (3)
WGST 401 – Contemporary Feminist Theory (3)
WGST 465 – Directed Studies in Women's and Gender Studies (3)
WGST 499 – Final Project (3)
Information effective Sep. 1, 2025 to Aug. 31, 2026.

Updated February 19, 2026 by Office of the Registrar