Athabasca University student Ashley Reimer is pursuing her dream of working in counselling through online learning and the Bachelor of Professional Arts, Human Services Major program.

Explore Statistics for Business and Economics I at AU’s Faculty of Business.

Overview POLI 277 is the first half of AU’s introduction to politics course. It can be taken alone for students requiring 3 credits in political science, but not wishing to take both introductory ...

Canada's mass media have played a particularly significant role in the country's development as a distinct nation. The course is structured around issues of media power in Canadian life. It examines ...

ARCM 222 is the first of three courses that will prepare you for the ADST virtual design studio courses and for work in an architect's office. This course introduces principles and techniques of ...

Overview Ecohydrology is an interdisciplinary area of ecology and hydrology as an interface of ecology, hydrology, biogeochemistry, and geophysics, studying the interaction between soil, water, ...

The challenge for credit process allows you to demonstrate that you have acquired a command of the general subject matter, knowledge, intellectual and/or other skills that would normally be found in a ...

ADST 356 is the fifth of ten studio courses that will prepare you for work in an architect’s office. This course continues the development of architectural design with an emphasis on communication ...

Overview ADST 456 is the final studio course within the B.Sc Arch program, which will prepare you for work in an architect’s office This course continues the development of architectural design skills ...

Architectural Design Studio 556: Comprehensive Design of Complex Buildings is the first studio in the sequence of studios that comprise an important part of the GDA. You will develop a design for a ...

Athabasca University offers free course to address anti-Indigenous racism in health care and empower advocacy and allyship.

Criminal Justice 480: Corrections and Penology provides an overview of the correctional system in Canada. Grounded in empirical evidence, the course explores Canada’s correctional system from the ...