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Prerequisites:
All module 1 courses
This course will explore family structure and situate immigrant and refugee families within Canadian society. The course aims to: 1) provide students with general knowledge about the type and composition of Canadian families; 2) become familiar with refugee and immigrant family conditions; 3) critically analyze how race, gender, class, age, nationality, religion, and immigration status affect individual, family, and family relations; 4) explore immigration policies, practices, and responses to the ever changing needs of immigrant families; 5) explore issues related to divorce and the response of the criminal justice system to the abuse of women.
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout and will vary based on the number of courses selected. For details on how the fees are calculated, please refer to ancillary fees for part-time studies.