Placements in organizations provide students with the opportunity to explore the relationship between theory and practice in financial accountability as well as obtain relevant employment experience to prepare for careers
In certain instances a Candidate for the Masters degree may elect to complete a placement in order to fulfill course requirements.
This course assists students in developing strong analytical, quantitative, and communication skills through independent research and by working in collaboration with a partner organization. It familiarizes students with some of the major issues and research approaches in economics through discussions and presentations of various topics.
This course provides students with practical experience analyzing issues through the lens of Black Canadian Studies with placement in the offices of elected officials.
In this capstone course, students engage in high-impact Community Focused Experiential Education. Activities focus on writing, researching, editing and publishing works for an online university undergraduate magazine.