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COVID-19 UPDATE

Classes for the Fall Term 2020 will not be held face-to-face at any of our campuses (Sault Ste. Marie, Brampton, Timmins). Courses available to students will be delivered remotely through technologically assisted instruction, given that physical distancing measures will continue for some weeks (view official Communication Memo). To learn more about what to expect with online learning, please view our online/remote learning section of the website.

Please take a look at our roster below and discover what courses are available.

If you’re new Algoma U and you’re not sure where to start with course registration, visit the New Student section of the website.

Fall Courses Highlights

ANIS 3906A

Anishinaabe land sustainability practices in the Great Lakes: Knowledge for a changing climate

This course introduces students to pre-contact Anishinaabe land sustainability practices in the Great Lakes. For generations, Anishinaabe peoples relied on sophisticated traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) to transform their world to ensure intergenerational thriving. Learn ways these relationships are established and maintained on the land and water and how these relationships can address present-day issues surrounding food security, sustainable habitat design, land and water restorations, and climate change.

Fall Courses Highlights

BIO1506

Biology I

Biology 1506 looks at the basics of biology starting at the cellular level. We will explore topics such as cell structure, genetics, and evolution. The course will combine self-directed learning with weekly interactive sessions, and the labs will provide a mixture of at-home hands-on experimentation and lab simulations, allowing you to work with the course concepts. You will also receive foldscopes (handheld microscopes) that will aid you in your discovery.

Fall Courses Highlights

ADMN 2926CE

Training and Development

These are crazy times; businesses must adapt in order to survive. They need employees who can adapt, think and innovate. And strong, knowledgeable HR talent to lead. HR focuses on the most important resource of any business – its employees. It applies strategies and technologies to maximize performance and ensure sustainability. If you are serious about making meaningful change and have the passion, discipline and courage to be in HR, come to AlgomaU....our classes are small but our teachings are vast!

Fall Courses Highlights

CHMI 1006

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Fall Courses Highlights

ENGL1801A

Academic Writing Fundamentals

The world’s greatest human accomplishments begin with the written word, an idea turned into a proposal, plan, or concept. Writing skills are the basic tools of everything people dream, plan and do. This course is where you begin to learn how to turn your dreams into reality and success. The focus of this course will be basic English communication skills, reading, writing, and thinking. This course introduces students to critical thinking and university-level writing.