Developmental Studies Minor for Early or Middle Year Programs
In August 2009, a Minor in Developmental Studies was approved for application to the B. Ed. Program's Early and Middle Years streams.
Below is a list of courses that are acceptable towards a Minor in Developmental Studies for application to the B.Ed. Program,
| FMLY 1010 | Human Development in the Family |
| FMLY 1020 | Family Issues across the Lifespan |
| FMLY 2350 | Multicultural Family Issues |
| FMLY 2400 | Family Financial Health |
| FMLY 2600 | Foundations of Childhood Developmental Health |
| FMLY 2900 | Families, Housing and Community: A Development Perspective |
| FMLY 3220 | Death and the Family |
| FMLY 3330 | Parenting and Developmental Health |
| FMLY 3240 | Families in Later Years |
| FMLY 3600 | Adolescents in Families and Society |
| FMLY 3610 | Developmental Health of Children and Youth |
| FMLY 3780 | Introduction to the Development of Programs for Children and Families |
| FMLY 3800 | Conflict Resolution in the Family |
| FMLY 4330 | Management of Family Stress |
| FMLY 4600 | Risk and Resilience in Behavioral and Social Development |
| FMLY 4470 and FMLY 4800 | |
| As these are both "topics" courses, applicants are required to provide a course outline to verify the "developmental" component |
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| PSYC 2290 | Child Development |
| PSYC 2310 | Adolescent Development |
| PSYC 2370 | Developmental Psychology from Adolescence to Old Age |
| PSYC 2460 | Dyadic Relations |
| PSYC 3580 | Language and Thought |
| PSYC 3450 | Psychology of Personality |
| PSYC 4600 | This is a "topics" course. Applicants are required to program a course outline to verify the "developmental" component. |
Enrolment Inquiries
All applicants to the Bachelor of Education program must review the Applicant Documents listed on the Application to Education Enrolment Services web page for general admission and teachable subjects information.
For assistance contact:
Faculty of Education
Undergraduate, Student Services Office
(204) 474 - 9004