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StFX offers a variety of financial supports for students. Learn more about the services offered by our Financial Aid Office and discover scholarships available to StFX students.

Textbook Returns Policy Applies to textbooks purchased from StFX University STFX Store (and any affiliate locations) (Revised September 2014) Time Guidelines for returning New Texts Two weeks following the start of courses in the Fall or Winter semesters and one week from the start of all other intermediate semesters. Refunds (By Cash, VISA, MC, AMEX or Debit Card, according to original method of...

Used Textbook Buyback Fact Sheet StFXU Campus Store usually buys back used books which have been adopted for courses commencing in subsequent semesters. Buybacks are held in December, April, June and August. Exact dates and times of buy-backs are posted in advance. Normally, April, June and August Buybacks are conducted for first term and full-year courses (so those commencing in September) and...

StFX Mailroom Processes And Procedures All incoming mail will be sorted and delivered to a StFX post office box (if customer has one) or to a department on campus. Mail can only be sent to a location on campus; mail cannot be forwarded or re-addressed to an off campus location as this is a function that only Canada Post can perform. Retired Faculty will keep their mailboxes (if one has been...

Mybooks IMPORTANT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE STUDENT BOOK LIST Students To view a list of your texts online, go to myData and login. IMPORTANT: You must first register for your courses. When you login to myData s, the link to the Student Book List appears in the home screen menu options with such items as Complete Exam Schedule and Confirmation of Enrolment, Click on this link to see a list of all...

Text Adoptions NEW: There are now two similar methods of completing Textbook Adoptions: Textbook Adoptions via Response to Mass Email: At various points of time throughout the year and prior to ordering deadlines listed below, mass emails will be sent out to professors registered (via data in Banner) to teach a course(s) during the term in question. You will be asked to respond to the email...

St. Francis Xavier University StFX Store Policy On Desk Copies Course instructors are respectfully reminded that they are personally responsible for the provision of desk copies of textbooks used in their courses. Most publishers, however, will provide each instructor with a free desk copy if they are requested to do so, in writing and personally by the instructor concerned. Forms to facilitate...

Internet Based Language and Cultural Resources for Students and Educators For students and educators of French, Gaelic, and Spanish interested in language learning and cultural awareness via Internet and multimedia technology. This page presents a guide to Internet based language and cultural resources, computer assisted language learning (CALL) organizations, journals and other resources. Please...

International Exchange enables StFX students to study at a partner university overseas as part of their undergraduate degree while also hosting students from our university partners here at StFX. Students who participate in exchange develop valuable skillsets that will expand their career opportunities and engender a deeper understanding of what it means to be a global citizen.

The Service Learning Program will hire 3 Service Learning Student Leaders for the 2020-2021 academic year. The students who fill these positions will assist in the day-to-today operation of the Service Learning Program while developing their own leadership skills. SERVICE LEARNING STUDENT LEADER - FULL JOB DESCRIPTION Who should apply: We are seeking a broad mix of students representing a range of...

Coordinator Dr. Steve Baldner Philosophy Department Nicholson Tower 706 (902) 867-2115 @email Teaching Faculty Dr. Louis Groarke Philosophy 100.11H (Fall Term) Nicholson Tower 705 (902) 867-3611 @email Dr. Guy Lalande History 101.12H; 102.22H Nicholson Tower 519 (902) 867-3947 @email Dr. Joseph Khoury English 111.17H (Fall Term) Nicholson Tower 410 (902) 867-2470...

Terry Beaulieu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Mikael Haller, Ph.D., Associate Professor  Emergence and development of complex societies; quantitative methods and computer applications to archaeology (GIS/CAD), urban anthropology; settlement patterns; household archaeology; colonialism; gender and identity; public archaeology; Mesoamerica; Lower Central America.  L. Jane McMillan, Ph.D., former Canada...

How do I enroll in the Humanities Colloquium? Enrolling is simple! Send an email message to the Admissions Department,  @email, or you can call Admissions at 902-867-2219. Enrollment in the Humanities Colloquium requires nothing beyond being admitted into the Bachelor of Arts Program at StFX. Any student admitted to Arts at X is welcome to enroll in the HC. Which courses will you take? When...

Degree Patterns You can choose to do a major, advanced major or honours degree in Anthropology. The university has specific requirements for students wishing to complete these different types of degrees. For degree pattern requirements in Anthropology, as well as all course descriptions, see  Course Patterns. To help you decide what type of degree suits you best, here are some points to consider...

Humanities Colloquium St. Francis Xavier University Sample Reading List English Philosophy History The Ancient World (8 Sept – 23 Oct) Aristophanes, The Clouds Sophocles, Antigone Lucretius, On the Nature of Things St. Paul, Hebrews The Ancient World (8 Sept – 23 Oct) Plato, Apology, Phaedo Aristotle, Physics Bks 1-2,  On the Soul, Bk. 2 Lucretius, On the Nature of Things The Ancient World (8 Sept...

Lectures and Events 2023-24 Capstone Lectures in the Humanities Colloquium are coming soon!

Anthropology will prepare you for rewarding careers in such areas as: social research, planning and execution, law enforcement and corrections, forensic archaeology, international development, cross-cultural aspects of international trade, native affairs, advocacy work on such issues as environment, anti-poverty and disability, professions in health, and community and social services. The honours...

Why Take an English Degree Aside from offering students a wide variety of courses that survey a range of national literatures, historical periods, and that provide students with detailed examinations on the changing history, definitions, and function of literature, art, and culture, the degree patterns our Department offers are designed to gradually yet intensively develop students' skills as...