Credit Courses

Below are the credit courses available from the Faculty of Nursing. Credit courses are course-led classes and there are no pre-requisites to enroll. Select a course to view the available classes, additional class notes, and class times. Register through "Interdisciplinary Undergraduate and Graduate Courses" on Beartracks.

INT D 246 - Grieving and Loss - Under development

This interdisciplinary survey course provides an in-depth exploration of grieving and loss. A grief reaction is based on many factors such as culture, age, gender, previous losses, being an immigrant etc. Students will also learn numerous strategies to help them manage their grieving.

INT D 247 - Resilience

This interdisciplinary survey course provides an in-depth exploration of resilience and what it means to individuals and society in general. Resilience is viewed as an essential component of society to enhance the quality of life for all. The course has a number of experiential components to ensure students not only know what resilience is but to feel it in their bodies. No prerequisite is required.

INT D 248 - Loneliness Matters

Loneliness is a growing issue in our society due to factors such as social and demographic changes, technology, isolation, and stigma. The course content will include theories of loneliness and parallel concepts such as social isolation, depression and withdrawal. Strategies will be discussed to deepen understanding of the implications of being lonely.

INT D 249 - The Science of Joy and Happiness

The purpose of this interdisciplinary course is to examine why and how to pursue joy and happiness in life. Learners examine the importance of joy, happiness and finding a good life through a positive psychology lens. Learners examine the notable theory and scientific research related to joy and happiness and learn and apply active strategies to improve their own joy and happiness.