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SRF 220 - Introduction to Research Methods

This course provides an interdisciplinary overview of the philosophical, theoretical, and practical foundations of research methods used in the social sciences and humanities to study sexualities, relationships, and families. Students will learn about both qualitative and quantitative methods, the role of theory in research, and ethical issues pertaining to research. Students will acquire foundational skills for constructing research proposals and becoming critical consumers of research.

Prerequisites

One of SRF101, SRF204, PSYCH236.

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

KIN330, PSCI315, PSYCH291, REC270, SDS251R/SWREN251R, SOC221/LS221

Offerings

Fall 2025 [1259]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00181498 / 4010:00 - 11:20 T,Th

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SRF 220 leads to

SRF 404 - Independent Study in Sexualities, Relationships, and/or Families

SRF 494 - Seminar in Sexualities

SRF 496 - Seminar in the Study of Families

SRF 400 - Capstone Seminar

SRF 499A - Thesis - Part 1

SOC 253 - Demographic Change in Canada

HLTH 253 - Demographic Change in Canada