Tentative Summer Listing

Online Learning Tentative Summer Sessions Schedule for 2025

Summer Sessions registration is open for 2025 Spring & Summer Registration.

Listed below is a tentative schedule for Summer Sessions 2024-2025 academic year. We make every effort to have accurate, up-to-date schedule information available on our web site at all times but the courses are subject to change without notice. Please refer to the Self-Service Banner for the most up-to-date information.

Summer Session I -  2025 (May to June)

Course Number	Course Name
ASTR 1010.1WW / WX	Life in the Universe
ECON 1201.1WW	Principles of Microeconomics
ENGL 1205.1WW	Introduction to Literature
GEOG 1100.1WW	Global Perspectives on Land and Life
GEOL 1202.1WW	Planet Earth: Atlantic Canada Perspective
HIST 1301.1WW	Intro: History of Science and Technology
PSYC 1000.1WW	Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 1100.1WW	Intro to Biological Psychology
PSYC 1520.1WW	Intro Personality Psychology
PSYC 2410.1WW	Child Development
PSYC 2430.1WW	Longevity and Aging
PSYC 3130.1WW	Drugs and Behavior
PSYC 3160.1WW	Human Sexual Behaviour
PSYC 3710.1WW	Psychology and Law
PSYC 4670.1WW	Applied Sport Psychology

 

Summer Session II 2025 (July - August)

Course Number	Course Name
ACCT 2241.1WW	Introductory Financial Accounting
ACCT 3343.1WW	Financial Accounting Analysis
CMLW 2201.1WW	Legal Aspects of Business I
CRIM 3526.1WW	Organized Crime
ECON 1202.1WW	Principles of Macroeconomics
ENGL 1205.1WW	Introduction to Literature
ENGL 3331.1WW	History of Children's Literature
GEOG 1200.1WW	People, Place & Environment
HIST 3300.1WW	British Pop Music & Culture
PSYC 1520.1WW	Intro Personality Psychology
PSYC 2430.1WW	Longevity and Aging
PSYC 2550.1WW	The Psychology of Gender
PSYC 4670.1WW	Applied Sport Psychology
RELS 3330.1WW	Spirituality in the Workplace

For more information on attending online courses, please visit www.smu.ca

Credit Hours = Replace Credits

0.5 credits= 3 credit hours
1.0 credits = 6 credit hours.

The 3 year, 15 credit program becomes a 3 year, 90 credit hours program.
The 4 year, 20 credit program becomes a 4 year, 120 credit hours program.