Courses Filter courses add Course Code Department Academic Upgrading Business & Office Administration Construction Trades Education Emergency Services Fine Arts Humanities & Social Sciences Kinesiology & Health Sciences Nursing & Health Studies Practical Nurse & Health Care Aide Science Transportation Trades Topic Accounting Animal Health Anthropology Art Biochemistry Biology Business Administration Chemistry Computing Science Dance Digital Design Drama Early Learning and Child Care Earth Science Economics Education Educational Assistant Engineering English Finance French Genetics Health Care Aide Heavy Equipment Service History Human Services Interdisciplinary Studies Management Marketing Mathematics Microbiology Music Native Studies Nursing Office Administration Organizational Theory Philosophy Physical Activity Physical Education Physical Fitness Physics Political Science Practical Nurse Psychology Science Social Studies Social Work Sociology Statistics Women's Studies Writing Weekday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Time Days Evenings 8am - 10am 10am - 12pm 12pm - 2pm 2pm - 4pm 4pm - 6pm 6pm - 8pm 8pm - 10pm Semester Spring 2026 Fall 2026 Winter 2027 Spring 2027 Instructor Abbasi, Ubaid AL-Asadi, Ali Albert, Misha Amar, Beatrice Antonio, Chelsea Bahmanipour, Aileen Bailer, Scott Baird, Dawna Barry, Melanie Begg, Rashid Bensouilah, Abdel Brazier, Lesley Campbell, Lindsay Carlacci, Franco Clark, Kirsten Dahms, Kyla Delos Reyes, Glenda Dudenhoffer, Bianca Durling, Jennifer Elgamal, Mohamed Evans, Mark Fowler, Talon Gajewski, Melissa Galenza, Bruce Grimm, Jori Hall, Russell Head, Abigail Henley, Shauna Hickson, Amanda Holland, Michael Honing, Kristy Hook, Jenna Hoveland, Doris Hudson, Tia Ingraham, Mandy Irwin, Sean Iverson, James Jacobson, Joan Jin, Chuntai Johnson, Melissa Jones, Sally Joyce, Heather Kadri, Therar Kallel, Raoudha Kelly, Braden Kelly, Shelly King, Janice Klassen, Brooklyn Korpan, Connie Lapointe, Anna Leaf, Cara Livesey, Shauna Lovsin, Madison MacRae, Janelle Marotta, Laura McGrail, Richard McLeister, Tom McMorran, Brye Minozzo, Fabio Morton, Shawn Moss, Darcy Nowicki, Denise Pan, Nicoletta Parker, Jeremy Pollock, Amanda Post, Erin Pringnitz, Kevin Rawluk, Les Rawluk, Amy Ray, Tanya Redmond, Brian Rhyno, Hillary Robertson, Kari Rosentreter, Nicole Sanderson, Charles Scheidegger, Peter Shaffick, Brendan Shaw, Rhonda Speager, Curran Strasbourg, Tina Suderman, Theresa Walker, Dayna Walsh, Shona Warr, Lorelle Waughtal, Trent Whalen, Nicholas White, Daryl Worobetz, Karlee Worton, Sarah Yehoshyna, Hanna Young, Amanda Zgurski, Jessie Delivery Method Asynchronous Distance On-Campus Synchronous Availability Open Courses 463 results Technical Communications and Ethics TW1030 This course aims to enhance students' technical communication skills, covering topics such as grammar, punctuation, and the preparation of various technical documents with proper citation, as well as critique codes of ethics, professional obligations, and apply sustainability principles to technical projects, while also providing opportunities for students to develop public speaking and presentation skills. Requisites: English 30-1 or English 30-2 or equivalent Course Specifics A3 Mon, Wed from 8:30 to 9:50 Jan 5 2027 - Apr 21 2027 Grande Prairie Campus Room A213 Instructor TBA Cost $621.21 Open: 11 of 20 spots filled Add to timetable add Communications for Health Professionals WR1100 This course explores basic and therapeutic communication skills for the health professional. Communication skills required for the development of caring relationships and to overcome barriers will be discussed, as well as the skills needed for interprofessional practice, group and family communication. Health teaching in individual and group settings is an important component of this course. Course Specifics HY Varies Jan 5 2027 - Apr 21 2027 Grande Prairie Campus Varies Instructor TBA Cost $717.51 Open: 18 of 30 spots filled Add to timetable add Women's Studies WS3000 | UT This course introduces the field of women's studies, with emphasis on the theoretical foundations of feminist analysis and the diversity of debates within feminism. The primary focus surrounds issues of gender as a social, cultural and political construct and how this intersects with, for example, race, class and sexuality. The course is also an opportunity to explore the shared and diverse aspects of women's experiences and show how women's studies as an academic discipline challenges the methods, theories and knowledge of traditional disciplines. Course Specifics A3 Fri from 11:30 to 12:50 Mon from 13:00 to 14:20 Jan 5 2027 - Apr 21 2027 Grande Prairie Campus Room D208 Room D208 Instructor TStrasbourg Cost $621.21 Open: 14 of 35 spots filled Add to timetable add Pagination Previous page Prev … Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Next page Next