Elective courses
All students may register for any of the elective courses listed below, including those offered by the Interdisciplinary Studies Area of the Faculty of Fine Arts. The Interdisciplinary Studies course topics evolve regularly, exploring how artistic practices across disciplines intersect and engage with culture and society.
Interdisciplinary Studies courses
Winter:
- FASS 298 AA Special Topic Sexuality & Arts Queer Horror
- FFAR 259 AA Artforms Of Bollywood
- FFAR 291 EC HIV/AIDS in the 20th Century
- FFAR 298 A Art In The Anthropocene
- FFAR 298 AA It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop
- FFAR 298 B Dancing Bodies Popular Culture
- FFAR 298 BB The Culture Of True Crime
- FFAR 298 C The Movie Soundtrack
- FFAR 298 CC Documentary And Social Justice
- FFAR 298 DD Indigenous Repres In The Arts
- FFAR 298 EE Artificial Intel & The Arts
For detailed descriptions of the special topics courses, visit our FFAR 298 Special Topics page.
Fine Arts sexuality studies
- FASS 293 A: Sexual Representation in the Arts (winter)
Department Electives
Acting for the theatre
- ACTT 201/202/298 Cross-listed (summer, fall, winter)
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Art Education
- ARTE 398, both sections (summer, winter)
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Art History
- ARTH 200 and 300-level courses (except for ARTH 201, 202 and 300) are open to all students, both sections (summer, fall, winter)
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Contemporary dance
- DANC 350 *some seats available to non FoFA students (fall)
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Film and Moving Image Studies
- FMST 200 AA (fall/winter)
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Music performance
- MPER 233 51 (fall/winter)
- Course descriptions