Social Sciences (300.A1)

Through the study of disciplines such as history, political science, psychology, economics, sociology, philosophy, and literature, the Social Sciences Program at Royal Military College Saint-Jean focuses on the understanding and analysis of the human mindset. This is aimed at enriching and integrating knowledge, while improving communication skills.

One-Year Academic Programs

Semester 1
Number Course Title LoadFootnote 1 Units
109-101-MQ Physical Activity and Health (Block 1) 1-1-1 1
300-112-ST Introduction to Methods in Social Sciences 1-1-1 1
330-114-ST Introduction to World History 2-2-3 2⅓
350-303-ST Introduction to Psychology 2-1-3 2
383-123-ST Introduction to Economics 2-1-3 2
420-GEA-03 Introduction to Computer Science 1-2-3 2
602-COM-ST Français commun 2-1-3Footnote 2 2
603-103-MQ Literary Themes 2-2-3 2⅓
Semester 2
Number Course Title Load Units
109-102-MQ Physical Activity and Effectiveness (Block 2) 0-2-1 1
201-C23-ST Complements of Mathematics 3-2-3 2
300-424-ST Politics and Contemporary Issues 2-2-3 2⅓
330-423-ST History of Canada 2-1-3 2
602-PUN-ST Français propre 2-1-3Footnote 2 2
603-P24-ST Select Topics in English Literature 2-2-2 2

Choose 1 of 2:

Number Course Title Load Units
350-413-ST Psychological Themes and Society 2-1-3 2
383-413-ST Contemporary Issues in Economics 2-1-3 2
 

Two-Year Academic ProgramsFootnote 3

Students who hold the Certificate of Eligibility for English Instruction (Law 14)

The student must take the courses listed in the grids below. Also, depending on their level in French, the student must take the following French as a second language courses:

  • A 602-COM-ST course
  • A 602-PUN-ST course
  • A 602-Cxx-MQ course or a course from their program in FrenchFootnote 4
  • A 602-Dxx-MQ course or a course from their program in FrenchFootnote 4
  • A 602-Exx-MQ course or a course from their program in FrenchFootnote 4

The order in which these courses must be taken may vary depending on the student’s level in French.

Semester 1
Number Course Title LoadFootnote 1 Units
109-101-MQ Physical Activity and Health (Block 1) 1-1-1 1
300-112-ST Introduction to Methods in Social Sciences 1-1-1 1
330-114-ST Introduction to World History 2-2-3 2⅓
345-101-MQ Knowledge 3-1-3 2⅓
383-123-ST Introduction to Economics 2-1-3 2
420-GEA-03 Introduction to Computer Science 1-2-3 2
603-101-MQ Introduction to College English 2-2-4 2⅔
Semester 2
Number Course Title Load Units
101-223-ST Human Biology 2-1-3 2
109-102-MQ Physical Activity and Effectiveness (Block 2) 0-2-1 1
201-C23-ST Complements of Mathematics 3-2-3 2
300-224-ST Applied Qualitative Analysis 2-2-2 2
320-203-ST Introduction to Geography 2-1-3 2
385-213-ST Introduction to Political Science 2-1-3 2
603-102-MQ Literary Genres 2-2-3 2⅓
Semester 3
Number Course Title Load Units
109-103-MQ Physical Activity and Autonomy (Block 3) 1-1-1 1
201-313-ST Applied Statistics in Social Sciences 3-2-3 2
300-334-ST Applied Quantitative Analysis 2-2-2 2
345-102-MQ World Views 3-0-3 2
350-303-ST Introduction to Psychology 2-1-3 2
387-323-ST Introduction to Sociology 2-1-3 2
603-103-MQ Literary Themes 2-2-3 2⅓
Semester 4
Number Course Title Load Units
ENC-109-00 Non-credited Physical Education CourseFootnote 5 1-0-0 0
300-403-ST Integration of Learning in Social Sciences 1-2-3 2
300-424-ST Politics and Contemporary Issues 2-2-3 2⅓
330-423-ST History of Canada 2-1-3 2
345-P13-ST Ethics 2-1-3 2
350-413-ST Psychological Themes and Society 2-1-3 2
383-413-ST Contemporary Issues in Economics 2-1-3 2
603-P24-ST Select Topics in English Literature 2-2-2 2
 
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