AU Cultural Studies

Cultural Studies is the exploration of the links between the arts and other human activities in complex societies. It includes both high art and popular culture, both ancient texts and new hypertexts. Cultural Studies is interdisciplinary in its methodologies and in its goals of finding integrated views of human cultural activities.

ANTH 591 - Ethnobiology: Traditional Knowledge of Plants, Animals, and Land in Contemporary Global Context

ENGL 551 - Comparative Canadian Literature

ENGL 591 – Cultural Studies

ENGL 633 - Post Colonial Drama

GLST 611 - Social Movements (2005)

GLST 652 - Political Philosophy and Global Capitalism

GLST 653 - Women's Narratives from the Circumpolar North

MAIS 602 – Researching Society and Culture

MAIS 603 - Community Development

MAIS 610 - Organizational Perspectives

MAIS 611 - Transformatory Organizing

MAIS 616 - Writing the Self: The Experience and Potential of Writing for the Purpose of Personal Development

MAIS 622 - Advanced Feminist Theory

MAIS 625 – Critical Perspectives in Cultural Studies

MAIS 628 - Gender and Sexuality

MAIS 656 - Datascapes: Information Aesthetics and Network Culture

MDDE 614 - International Issues in Distance Education

MDDE 651 - Special Topics: Gender Issues in Distance Education

MHST 620 - Culture and Health

POLI 580 – The Politics of Cyberspace

PSYC 630 - Evolution of Psychotherapy

SOCI 537 - Deciphering the Social World

WMST 546 - Gender Culture and Technology

Available as a Reading Course
MAIS 631 Women and Psychology
ANTH 544 History of Anthropological Theory

In Development
MAIS 617 Creative Non-Fiction (TBA)
MAIS 618 English In Question: Critical Reflections on the Rise of a Global Language
MAIS 629 Advanced Issues in Gender and Sexuality (2006) POLI 550 Women, Equity and Representation (2005)