Social Sciences

Social sciences encompass family studies, anthropology, psychology, sociology, philosophy, and world religion, world issues, law, foods and parenting. The courses explore human society and culture, social structures and relationships.

Social science and humanities courses give students essential transferable skills for post-secondary studies and in the workplace.

See the course calendar for full course descriptions.

**Social Sciences - Grade 9**
Subject	Course Code(s)
Geography of Canada	CGC1D1 (Academic) CGC1DF (en francais)* CGC1P1 (Applied)

*Courses offered in alternate years

**Social Sciences - Grade 10**
Subject	Course Code(s)
Civics	CHV2O1 (Open) (1/2 credit)
Foods	HFN2O1 (Open)
History of Canada	CHC2D1 (Academic) CHC2DF (en francais)* CHC2P1 (Applied)

*Courses offered in alternate years

**Social Sciences - Grade 11**
Subject	Course Code(s)
Anthropology, Psychology & Sociology	HSP3U (University) HSP3C (College)
Geography: Travel & Tourism	CGG3O1 (Open)
Law	CLU3M1 (University/College) CLU3E1 (Workplace)
Native Studies	NBV3C1 (College) NBV3E1 (Workplace)
Parenting	HPC3O1 (Open)
Philosophy	HZT4U1 (University)
World History	CHW3M1 (University/College)
World Religions	HRF3O1 (Open)

**Social Sciences - Grade 12**
Subject	Course Code(s)
Foods	IDC4O1 (Open)
Law	CLN4U1 (University)
World History	CHY4U1 (University) CHY4C1 (College) CHM4E1 (Workplace)
World Issues	CGW 4U (University) CGW4C (College)