• OUTD 1010:
  • Group Dynamics in ORPT

• OUTD 1070:
  • Outdoor Recreation and Society

• OUTD 1910 (non-credit course):
  • First Year Seminar

• OUTD 1930 (non-credit course):
  • First Year Seminar

• English 1011:
  • Composition

• English 1031:
  • Rhetoric

• History 1100:
  • An Introduction to Historical Studies: Europe and the Modern World

• Economics 1100:
  • Principles of Economics
• Geography 1120:
  • Environmental Issues: A Geographical Approach
• Political Science 1100:
  • Introduction to Political Science
• Psychology 1100:
  • Introductory Psychology
• Sociology 1100:
  • Introduction to Sociology

• Anthropology 1032 AND 1034:
  • Introduction to Anthropology I
  • Introduction to Anthropology II

• One FCE Elective From "Group II":
• View "Group II" options and Calendar requirements
• View the definition of FCE
• View the regulation for elective course selection (item "(k)" on the linked page)

• OUTD 2210:
  • Theory and Practice of Leadership

• OUTD 2270:
  • Programming and Evaluation

• OUTD 2310:
  • Outdoor Skills and Theory I

• OUTD 2350:
  • Outdoor Skills and Theory II

• OUTD 2510:
  • Inquiry and Analysis in ORPT

• OUTD 2750:
  • Theory and Practice of Tourism

• OUTD 2810:
  • Theory and Practice of Parks

• One FCE in History at the second year level:
  • View Calendar Descriptions

• One Half-Course Open FCE Elective:
  • View the definition of FCE
  • View the regulation for elective course selection (item "(k)" on the linked page)

NOTE

The term "Open" refers to any electives that may be selected from ORPT, other departments, or both. Students may take up to a maximum of one FCE in Outdoor Recreation for credit as open electives during the entirety of their HBOR program.

• OUTD 3230:
  • Ecological Literacy
• An Insider's Look

• OUTD 3370:
  • Field Explorations I

• OUTD 3510:
  • Advanced Inquiry and Analysis

• OUTD 3312:
  • Risk Management and Legal Liability in Outdoor Recreation

• Two additional half-courses in Outdoor Recreation at the third year level:
  • View Calendar Descriptions

NOTE

Leadership Specialization courses may be taken to fulfill all OR part of this requirement.  Please refer to the Leadership course section of this chart for details

• Two FCEs in History at the second or third year level:
  • View Calendar Descriptions
  • View the definition of FCE

Specialization course options include (Choose up to 3):

• OUTD 3075 (Thesis Course):
  • Honours Project I

• OUTD 3171:
  • Outdoor Education Practices

• OUTD 3310:
  • Expedition Management

• OUTD 3311:
  • Outdoor Adventure Leadership

• OUTD 3331:
  • Topics in Leadership

• OUTD 3410:
  • Heritage Interpretation in ORPT

• OUTD 3610:
  • Inclusive and Special Recreation

• OUTD 4075 (Thesis Course):
  • Honours Project II

• OUTD 4131:
  • Experiential Education in OR

• OUTD 4311:
  • Advanced Outdoor Adventure Leadership

• OUTD 4351:
  • Outdoor Centre Management

• OUTD 4411:
  • Advanced Heritage Interpretation
• An Insider's Look

• OUTD 4611:
  • Therapeutic Recreation

• OUTD 4371:
  • Advanced Group Dynamics

• Three additional half-courses in Outdoor Recreation at the fourth year level:
  • View Calendar Descriptions

NOTE

Leadership Specialization courses may be taken to fulfill all OR part of this requirement.  Please refer to the Leadership course section of this chart for details

• One FCE in History at the third or fourth year level:
  • View Calendar Descriptions
  • View the definition of FCE

Specialization course options include (Choose up to 3):

• OUTD 3075 (Thesis Course):
  • Honours Project I

• OUTD 3171:
  • Outdoor Education Practices

• OUTD 3310:
  • Expedition Management

• OUTD 3311:
  • Outdoor Adventure Leadership

• OUTD 3331:
  • Topics in Leadership

• OUTD 3410:
  • Heritage Interpretation in ORPT

• OUTD 3610:
  • Inclusive and Special Recreation

• OUTD 4075 (Thesis Course):
  • Honours Project II

• OUTD 4131:
  • Experiential Education in OR

• OUTD 4311:
  • Advanced Outdoor Adventure Leadership

• OUTD 4351:
  • Outdoor Centre Management

• OUTD 4411:
  • Advanced Heritage Interpretation
• An Insider's Look

• OUTD 4611:
  • Therapeutic Recreation

• Two Open FCE Electives:
  • View the definition of FCE
  • View the regulation for elective course selection (item "(k)" on the linked page)

NOTE

The term "Open" refers to any electives that may be selected from ORPT, other departments, or both. Students may take up to a maximum of one FCE in Outdoor Recreation for credit as open electives during the entirety of their HBOR program.