Category: Courses

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT: Short Course for Professional Engineers and Senior Engineering This course provides an unparalleled professional development experience. Professional Engineers, as well as students at the outset of their careers, will become more effective leaders and managers through the Read more

Arctic Field Ecology – BIO300HF – Summer 2012   Instructors:  Roger Hansell and James Kushny   Phone:  (647) 285-1939; (416) 953-4069 Email:  roger.hansell@utoronto.ca, james.kushny@utoronto.ca Course Location:  Churchill, Manitoba at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre (CNSC), Canada.  www.churchillscience.ca Address: CNSC, Box Read more

SPI 196-IND106-ANT212 Indigenous North American Life, Culture and Philosophy. This is a four week intensive course including two weeks living and working in traditional communities in Ontario Canada. The aim of this course is to teach the history and culture Read more

Bio-214- Env 316 Ornithology Field Expedition in Canada : From Point Pelee and Niagara Falls to the Arctic Tundra. This four weeks course is for students seeking adventure and understanding of the life  and migration of Birds in the face Read more

Fine Arts 221- Film 201 Documentary Film Making, Production and Editing   Synopsis of course in Documentary film making in the exciting Fine Arts community of Toronto Canada. Taught by award winning international film makers, this is an exciting and Read more

214-Env224 Design of Working Models of Portable Water Purification systems   Synopsis of Project course in practical portable methods to purify water. Designed for students headed into Engineering and for hands on  environmentalists who want to do it for themselves Read more

ENV 240h-ENG 240h   Air Purification for Modern Buildings Synopsis of the project course to learn novel and classical methods of purifying air for buildings. Designed for students heading for engineering and for handyman environmentalists  who want to know how to Read more

Expedition Course to Southern Canada and the Great Lakes Forest A course for adventurous students who wish to understand Lanscape form and its changing ecology and peoples. Students must be willing to learn to canoe on lakes and rivers and Read more

GEOG 212h-ENV212h. World Change in Canada and the Arctic: From Niagara Falls to the Tundra.   Instructors: Prof. Roger Hansell Lecturer James Kushny and Prof. Biswajit Bob Ganguly and others. This four weeks course is for students seeking adventure and Read more

Cultural Anthropology Course Outline (4002-3F- Fall 2013)   Course Director: Dr. Kazi Abdur Rouf Email: rouf56@yahoo.ca; Office Hours: 4:00 am-7:00 pm, Saturday (and by appointment)   Course Description Now a day, many people faced with the challenge of tolerating and Read more