Trent University's 2013 Viewbook

trentu.ca Peterborough • Oshawa I Ontario 2013

Welcome to Table of Contents Degree Programs & .................. 18 Specializations Professional Programs........ 20 Humanities............................... 22 Social Sciences...................... 25 Sciences................................... 26 Trent Facts................................... 4 Student Services......................... 6 Residences & The Colleges........ 8 Oshawa Campus............................ 10 About Peterborough.................. 12

You are unique. You are discovering your goals and values. You want to live what you learn.

At Trent University, your experience begins with the best in university education – making connections with professors in some of Canada’s top research and teaching facilities. From there, opportunities abound to challenge yourself, get involved, make new friends and have extraordinary experiences.

At Trent, we help you excel in your studies by putting you in touch with faculty focused on you and your individual goals. Choose from more than 70 degrees, emphases and specializations and delve into Trent’s signature areas: Sustainability and the Environment Canadian and Indigenous Studies Life and Health Sciences Critical Cultural Inquiry In this viewbook, you’ll find out how Trent supports your individual goals: become an outstanding athlete; study abroad in an exciting international location; work with community groups for course credit; be part of an inclusive and lively campus community. But the best way to really experience Trent is to see what life is like on campus. Get in touch. Book a tour today or visit our virtual tour online. We look forward to finding out more about you, too.

Athletics...................................... 13 Successful Alumni..................... 14 Scholarships & Bursaries........ 16 Admission Requirements........... 32 Visit Trent.................................... 35

Trent out-performed other universities across the province in the National Survey on Student Engagement for: level of academic challenge active and collaborative learning student-faculty interaction enriching educational experiences supportive campus environment trentu.ca/undergraduate

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“After receiving a week of training in the basics of radio production at the CBC in Toronto, Ms. Cameron, who graduated from Trent in June 2012, will spend the summer gaining first-hand experience and contributing to radio programming and production. Jenna says, “I hope to use the critical perspective my studies have given me to create critically-informed, sociallyconscious and accessible media.”

Jenna Cameron International Development Studies/Indigenous Studies One of just four students nationally to be awarded the prestigious Gzowski Internship at CBC

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Ideally Located Trent’s 1450-acre riverfront campus is located in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada – just 90 minutes from downtown Toronto and three hours from the nation’s capital. Trent University Oshawa has an urban vibe all its own – conveniently located just minutes from the GO station and Highway 401.

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Like You, We Have a Few Things Going for Us Since opening its doors in 1964, Trent has distinguished itself in Canada by putting students first and striking a balance between outstanding teaching and leading-edge research. Trent faculty value teaching and the experience of connecting with students in classes sized just right for learning.

Excellence Recognized Brain Gain: Philosopher and Ethicist Dr. Kate Norlock comes to Trent University

Appointed the Kenneth Mark Drain Chair in Ethics, Professor Norlock came to teach at Trent from a university in the U.S. “I hope to further my goal of involving many voices in discussions of ethics,” says Prof.

Norlock. “As a teacher, I’m enjoying working with Trent students and meeting with new and different classes.” trentu.ca/chairinethics

Trent’s Business program ranked among the top five in Canada Trent’s Environmental and Resource Science program was the first to be accredited by ECO Canada

Students gave Trent top marks for: Class Sizes Quality of Teaching Student-Faculty Interaction Atmosphere Environmental Commitment Sources: CUSC 2010 and Globe and Mail Report on Education

Doctor, Lawyer, Teacher, (Insert Your Choice of Professional School Here)…

Trent University provides the best foundation from which to launch your graduate and professional studies. The rich and recognized liberal arts and science background Trent offers has prepared many graduates for success at law school, medical school, teacher education and countless other professional careers. Ask us how you can start your professional life here.

One-of-a-Kind Facilities Award-winning architecture in a stunning landscape meets with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities to support your learning experience. Learning opportunities abound in the Trent Centre for Biomaterials Research, Climate Change Lab and Wind Tunnel Laboratory, the new Life and Health Sciences Facility, or the Chemical Sciences Building with North America’s most advanced Water Quality Centre. The Athletics Centre brings world-class sport and community fitness to a whole new level. Gzowski College in the Enweying Building is the home of ovation-inspiring theatre in The Nozhem First Peoples Performance Space. Not to mention the modern, new Thornton Road Campus in Oshawa that is quickly becoming a choice destination for many students.

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#1 in Canada for Scholarships and Bursaries* Full tuition** is yours with a 90 per cent average. With the most investments in scholarships and bursaries for its size in Canada, Trent believes in rewarding your academic achievement and in making your education as accessible as possible. Check page 16 for more. *Maclean’s ranking. **conditions apply. See trentu.ca/fulltuition for full details.

AMONG THE TOP TEN RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES OF THE YEAR+, ELEVEN YEARS RUNNING Trent is a research-intensive university, which means you will be learning from highlyrespected faculty members at the leading edge in their fields. Many students at the undergraduate level have an opportunity to assist with research for academic credit, experience and paid internships. +Research Info$ource ranking of Primarily Undergraduate Universities

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Working in Trent’s world-class Water Quality Centre, Professor Frost hopes to increase awareness of water quality issues. “I pose a question to students and facilitate their own discovery through testing and experimentation,” says Prof. Frost, describing his inquiry-based approach to education, where learning is derived through practice, discussion and teaching others.

Dr. Paul Frost - Biology Professor and Holder of the David Schindler Professorship in Aquatic Science

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A LEADER IN INDIGENOUS LEARNING AND CULTURE Located in a region rich with Indigenous history and culture, Trent established the first Indigenous Studies program in North America and

Get Involved

continues to be an example to other institutions. The First Peoples House

Gathering Space and Indigenous theatre in Nozhem Performance Space.

Find balance. Have fun. Find yourself through an array of close to 100 student clubs and groups. Don’t see your interest reflected?

Students have started everything from a theatre company, an organic café and even a provincial snowboarding competition on campus.

Ask about Trent’s diploma programs specifically for Indigenous students

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of Learning is the centre of Indigenous activities at Trent. For Indigenous students, it is a home away from home; for non-indigenous students, it’s a place to learn and immerse themselves in the founding culture of Canada.

Experience Wednesday fireside talks with elders, socials in the Benedict

making the transition to university (page 31). trentu.ca/fphl

Feel Supported You are here to focus on learning and discovery. Our student services include exceptional support, such as Academic Skills and Advising, Career Centre, Counselling, Health Services, Multi-Faith Spiritual Affairs, the Impact Leadership Program, Disability Services and more. trentu.ca/studentservices

AT TRENT, YOU CAN EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS ON MANY LEVELS. WITH EVERY TURN AND NEW DISCOVERY, YOU WILL FIND SUPPORTIVE PEOPLE TO HELP YOU GET TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

Go Global Want to live your education in a global way? The Trent International Program (TIP) is your doorway to an amazing world view.

Whether you are coming from Barrie or from Botswana, you can get involved in global discussions with people from more than 100 countries – right here at Trent. You can also study abroad for a term or an academic year in one of more than 40 countries, from Australia to Wales – paying regular Trent fees. Friendly and open to your ideas for international adventure, our TIP staff will guide your global journey. trentu.ca/tip

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Trent: your community, your home Whether you live on campus or off, study full- or part-time, you will feel at home at Trent.

As members of Trent’s College community, you can take part in rich and varied intellectual, cultural, social and recreational life, as well as academic and support services to help you succeed. In fact, studies have shown that students who engage in the life of a college have higher rates of success in university. Special lecture series, informal gatherings, co-curricular learning workshops, seminars or leadership opportunities are just a few of the ways your college will help you connect with other students and faculty. Each college has its own character and traditions that enhance the living and learning environment.

Lady Eaton College

Champlain College

Otonabee College

Gzowski College

LEC is located on a hillside near a collection of trails and paths overlooking the university.

Champlain College embodies the same spirit of adventure and discovery as the famous French explorer for which it is named. Situated on the West Bank of the Otonabee River, Champlain is a scenic place for both casual and formal activities. At the centre of the college is the impressive Great Hall– a multi-purpose space for studying, public lectures, concerts, receptions, and hanging-out. Champlain is home to the Trent International Program, the Seasoned Spoon Café (an organic student-cooperative), as well as the Trent Global Living Community, La Maison Française, and Active Living.

The word “Otonabee,” from the Anishnaabe language, means “fast and boiling waters.” It gives you a sense of the exciting and energetic life at this college. But harmonizing with our natural environment doesn’t stop there – even the architecture of OC is designed to look like the rolling drumlins that surround Trent.

OC is home to Wenjack Theatre, Trent’s largest lecture hall and peformance space. A thriving neighbourhood right in the heart of campus since 1972.

The colours of the building are derived from the four colours of a medicine wheel: yellow, red, black and white. Gzowski College is integrated with Trent’s First Peoples House of Learning, and named after famed CBC Journalist and broadcaster and Trent’s eighth chancellor, Peter Gzowski. The college offers semiprivate washrooms, lounges, air conditioning, double beds and the popular Robinson dining hall.

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Room options: Single rooms with adjoining semiprivate washroom

Stop in at the student-run coffee shop, the Magpie, or Lady Eaton Dining Hall for a homestyle meal.

Lady Eaton College (LEC), known for its artistic side, holds annual art exhibitions throughout the college for students to show off their work. The exhibits are held in honour of Lady Eaton who contributed her own collection of Inuit artwork to the college. trentu.ca/colleges/lec Room options: Single or Double Rooms Meal Plans: Board plan† breakfast, lunch and dinner from a selection of traditional-style meals with a twist: salad bar, homemade soups and desserts

trentu.ca/colleges/champlain Room options: Single, Double or Triple Rooms

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Meal Plans: Flex Dollars † at Champlain Court: Pita Pit, Home Zone, Grill Works, Expresso’s, Pizza Pizza and more

Leaders of Tomorrow

Costs: $8,123 to $10,383*

Costs: $9,331-$10,595*

Living/Learning Community:**

Room options: Single, Double, or Triple Rooms Meal Plans: Flex Dollars † at the Otonabee Market Place: Miso, Home Zone, Grill Works, Montague’s Deli, Pizza Pizza

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Costs: $8,123 to $10,383*

Meal Plans: Board plan † features menu options prepared right before your eyes. Enjoy stir frys, rotisserie chicken, baked pastas, grilled entrees, deli sandwiches, fresh vegetables and salads

Living/Learning Community:**

Costs: $11,596 to $11,661*

Arts Expressions

Living/Learning Community:** Environmental Sustainability

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† Flex Dollars: Use your Trent University ID card like a debit card to purchase individual meal items; each time you make a purchase, the cash equivalent is subtracted from your Flex Dollars balance. I Board Plan: “All you care to eat” dining; there is a set cost for each meal-time, and your Trent University ID card is your admission ticket to the dining hall. I Meals are provided at set times throughout the day, and offer a buffet of options. I No matter where you live, you can use your meal plan at any of the college dining halls. Each meal plan comes with Flex Dollars so that you’ll always have variety and convenience when you eat at Trent. I *All costs based on 2012 – 2013 prices. I ** Note: Living/Lear ning Communities are established each year according to student interests and energies. Contact your college directly for more information. trentu.ca/housing

THESE AREN’T JUST BUILDINGS. THEY are PLACES TO LIVE AND GROW.

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The Seasoned Spoon is an independent, studentrun café with a mission to serve ethically-mindful fare on ‘real’ dishes. Food is grown and processed in our local region – some of it on Trent’s rooftop gardens – from certified organic, ‘transitionally organic’ farms. trentu.ca/stuorg/seasonedspoon 15 11 9

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Stepping through the doors at Trent University’s Oshawa campus, you become part of a distinctive academic experience. trentu.ca/oshawa

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IT’S A COMMUNITY WHERE IDEAS FLOURISH AND INDIVIDUALITY SHINES. ABOVE and BEYOND, IN AND OUTSIDE THE LECTURE HALL Trent University Oshawa supports the person as well as the scholar. Gain skills that will help you succeed after graduation – like making community connections, volunteering and pursuing recreational and extra-curricular activities. Take advantage of academic and personal support systems. Choose from student-run associations and clubs, and enjoy guest lectures and special events.

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Location matters For many Trent University Oshawa students, proximity to work or home is an important consideration; approximately 70 per cent commute in less than 40 minutes. Our campus on Thornton Road is just a few kilometres from the 401, and parking is free. GO Transit is close with a direct link to the University and municipal transit stops nearby. Close to the hustle and bustle of Toronto, but not quite in it, the welcoming City of Oshawa offers the conveniences of city life along with proximity to a vibrant greenbelt, parks, beaches and the engaging inclusiveness that comes from our campus community of 800 students.

A connected and caring campus Building on a proud 38-year history of granting degrees in the Durham region, Trent University Oshawa is a close-knit community that fosters connections. Faculty and students are actively engaged with the local community. Small classes inspire lively debate.

RESEARCH & the DEVELOPMENT of YOUR THINKING Unearth history in the new local archaeological field course Discover influential Canadian literary figures Examine gambling risk factors and other social issues

Investigate psychological issues affecting children; analyze the relevance of dreams; consider the merits of vision versus perception – all led by distinguished scholars

KEEP FIT Your tuition includes membership to all City of Oshawa recreation facilities, including the Civic Recreation Complex, the Legend Centre and the South Oshawa Community Centre. Enjoy access to an indoor soccer stadium, pool, aerobics and dance studio, equipment and weight room, indoor running track, tennis, squash and badminton courts - all right next door.

55 Thornton Road South, Oshawa, Ontario - Phone: 905-435-5100 1-888-739-8885 Email: oshawa@trentu.ca

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A Home Away from Home in Peterborough Peterborough was the first home of Trent University. At the heart of the Kawartha region, Peterborough is a place where spectacular natural scenery and outdoor recreation abound. Hike, bike, skate, boat or ski. The city and the campus are connected by the enviable Rotary Trail system, and located along the famous Trent-Severn Waterway with its collection of locks running through the centre of the city, as well as our campus.

The city is alive with shopping, culture and nightlife. A quick stroll through downtown Peterborough will reveal funky clothing boutiques, art galleries, museums, clubs, pubs, cafés and a vibrant music and performance scene. All just 90 minutes from Toronto, Canada’s largest city – now connected by GO Transit Bus Service direct to campus.

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Fitness for body and mind When it comes to fitness and recreation, the new Trent Community Sport & Recreation Centre offers something no other community or university centre can: state-ofthe-art indoor and outdoor facilities combined with access to the Otonabee River, diverse nature areas and kilometres of winding trails right at our doorstep. As a Trent student, you have it all. trentu.ca/athletics

Varsity Sports Compete for Trent at the highest level of university athletics. Athletic scholarships, awards and bursaries are available. The University features fully-funded men’s and women’s varsity teams and club teams, including: Rowing Rugby Soccer Volleyball Swimming Cross-Country Running Curling

Fencing Lacrosse (Men’s) Varsity Clubs Track & Field Golf Hockey

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Club Sports Competition and a sense of fun are strong among these studentrun teams that compete with other universities as well as with each other. The range of pick-up sports depends on student interest. Some of the sports offered have included: Triathlon Martial Arts Figure Skating Synchronized Swimming Badminton

Ultimate Frisbee Dance Mountain Biking Equestrian

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Succeed here

Trent University has prepared more than 40,000 graduates for success in the world Dalal Al-Waheidi, International Development Studies and Political Science

Dr. James Orbinski,

Managing Director, Free the Children, Middle East and North Africa Region

Psychology

Doctor, Humanitarian, Founding Member of Nobel Peace Prize-winning Médecins sans Frontières / Doctors without Borders (MSF) Canada, Awardwinning author

Lucie Edwards, Economics and History

Don Tapscott,

Former High Commissioner for Canada, Department of Foreign Affairs, Lifetime Achievement Award of Excellence

Psychology and Statistics

Best-selling author and global business strategist, ranked ninth of “Top 50 Business Thinkers” in the world

Stephen Stohn,

Philosophy and Economics

Entertainment and Copyright Lawyer, President, Epitome Pictures, Executive Producer, Degrassi 14

Watch a video of Mr. Tapscott as he discusses bird murmurations as a metaphor for how the Internet is changing the world. http://bit.ly/b0FAK2

“I’m thrilled to be back in an environment where there’s real energy for discourse; where you can find a politics professor, a philosophy professor, and a physics student deeply engaged in a spontaneous conversation about what their work means to the environment.” Dr. Suresh Narine

Dr. Suresh Narine,

Chemistry and Physics

Named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 by The Globe & Mail; Director of the Trent Centre for Biomaterials Research; Trent University Professor, Depts. of Physics & Astronomy and Chemistry; Ontario Research Chair in Green Chemistry and Engineering; NSERC/GFO/ERS Senior Industrial Research Chair in Lipid Derived Biomaterials.

As an international student from Guyana, Suresh Narine found Trent University to be a welcoming place that sparked his desire to revolutionize the way we use chemicals in our everyday lives. Years later, as an internationally-sought researcher, Dr. Narine moved his state-of-the-art laboratories and international team of experts across the country to Trent, creating the ideal facilities for the creation of new products and materials from natural oils to replace those created from petrochemicals.

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Trent’s Renewable Entrance Scholarships Trent University is #1 for scholarships and bursaries, consistently investing more than any other university of its size to reward academic excellence. That’s because we believe there are many ways to be an exceptional student.

All new entering students with a final admission average of 80% or higher will be automatically considered for one of Trent University’s Renewable Entrance Scholarships.

Awards and Bursaries Green and White Athletic Scholarships Athletic Financial Awards are offered to entering student athletes who have achieved an academic average above 80%, and have been recruited for athletics skills and abilities. trentvarsity.ca/awards.php

Children of Trent University Alumni Scholarship Awarded to an entering student with a minimum 80% average whose parents or grandparents attended Trent University.

Applications are available through the office of Alumni Affairs: trentu.ca/alumni/benefitsandservices.php

Entrance Bursaries Entrance bursaries of $500 and $1,000 are available to students with financial need who are attending post-secondary education for the

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Bursary for Dependents of Deceased Canadian Forces Personnel Provides on-campus residence fees for the first fall/winter academic session and basic tuition for fall/winter for a maximum of four academic years.

Awarded to one incoming student with a demonstrated financial need.

City of Peterborough Entrance Awards For entering students who are residents of the City of Peterborough. A $2,000 award is presented to the top student in each Peterborough high school, who has a minimum 80% average, and displays a financial need.

Work-Study program Trent University offers an on-campus work-study program with opportunities for students with a demonstrated financial need.

first time in September. Entrance bursary applications will be available

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on the Financial Aid website. There are many bursaries available at

Check out the following websites to learn more about Trent’s

Trent. Some featured bursaries appear here:

Prestigious Scholarships and other financial aid: trentu.ca/financialaid

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Canadian Scholarships High School Student Scholarships

Prestigious Scholarships

Transfer Student Scholarships

Admission Average Maximum Scholarship Details Value

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$25,000

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Champlain

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$25,000

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Board of Governors

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Special Admission

$25,000

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$6,000

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Michael Treadwell

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Canada Wide Science Fair Award

$25,000

full tuition x 4 years

For high school students, admission average is based on final top six 4U/M courses (prerequisites for Nursing and Forensics will be included in the average). Full tuition applies to tuition, excluding student levies, ancillary fees or housing costs. Conditions apply. Details at trentu.ca/fulltuition

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

Prestigious Scholarships by application only. Visit trentu.ca/financialaid for full details.

Trent University Entrance Scholarship Details and Conditions: All scholarships are renewable for up to four years with a minimum average of 80% in five

The Global Citizen Scholarships and Awards recognize the contributions

Trent credits.

Full tuition scholarships are renewable at a minimum average of 90% in at least five Trent credits. Students

you make to your school, nation, and global community. These highly competitive awards are awarded each year to exceptional international

renewing between 80%-90% will receive the amounts reflected in the chart for transfer students.

Prestigious scholarships are renewable at a minimum average of 80%.

scholars who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and community service involvement. In addition to the financial support

Maximum values for full tuition scholarships are approximate as tuition rates fluctuate year to year.

provided, we will also invite you to participate in additional extra-

Your final scholarship amount will be communicated to you by the Financial Aid Office.

curricular programs, seek out campus mentors to help you achieve your leadership goals, and attend regular forums where you can meet other

Trent University scholarship conditions and values are subject to change.

like-minded scholars.

Visit trentu.ca/financialaid for full details

Our Commitment to International Students:

How much will it Cost?

Automatic entrance scholarships for high-achieving students $1,000 – 3,000/year x 4 years (no application required) Global Citizens Scholarship $10,000 - 28,000/ year x 4 years United World College Scholarship $10,000 – 28,000/year x 4 years Justin Chiu Scholarship $28,000/year x 4 years Jack Matthews Scholarship $28,000/year x 4 years International Awards $1,000 - $8,000/year x 4 years Apply by February 15, 2013 at trentu.ca/international/financesandscholarships.php

For transfer students, admission average is based on final overall GPA at last institution attended. Transfer students are students applying from an accredited Canadian college or university.

Residence

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Books & Supplies 1,500

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These costs are estimated based on 2011-2012 costs for the eight-month academic term.

Visit trentu.ca/financialservices for complete details.

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Degree Programs The Trent Difference…

Trent offers a wide range of degree programs in the sciences, humanities and social sciences, along with exceptional professional programs including Business Administration, Education, Forensic Science, Environmental Science/Studies, and Nursing. At Trent, combining courses from different disciplines – even across the arts and sciences – is welcomed and encouraged.

Undergraduate Degree Programs & Specializations

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies............................. 22 Anthropology*........................................................ 25

- Specialization: Image, Sound & Performance

Archaeology............................................................ 25

- Specialization: Writing & Narrative

Bachelor of Arts & Science....................................... 20

- Specialization: Film, Video & Media

Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies.............. 20

- Specialization: Social Thought

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology............................ 26 - Specialization: Health Sciences

Emphasis programs Groups of courses with a particular focus are available as a complement to regular degree programs and are listed on your transcript.

Biology.................................................................... 27

Ecological Restoration............................................. 28 Economics............................................................... 25 Education:............................................................... 21

- Specialization: Conservation Biology

- Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education

- Specialization: Health Sciences

- Emphasis in Teacher Education

Business Administration*........................................ 20

The following Emphases are available:

- Specialization: Human Resource Management

Applied Ethics Cultural & Linguistic Anthropology Food & Agriculture Geographical Information Systems Global Power & Politics Global Studies Law & Policy Linguistics Medieval, Antique & Renaissance Studies Museum Studies Northern & Polar Studies Teacher Education Theatre Studies

- Specialization: Niigaaniiwin - The Art of Leading

- Consecutive Bachelor of Education - Queen’s - Trent Concurrent Teacher Education English Literature*.................................................. 22

Canadian Studies.................................................... 22

Environmental & Resource Science*........................ 28

Chemical Physics..................................................... 27

Environmental & Resource Studies........................... 28

Chemistry................................................................ 27

Environmental Chemistry........................................ 28

Computing & Information Systems......................... 27

Forensic Science...................................................... 20

- Specialization: Computer Science - Specialization: High Performance Computing - Specialization: Software Engineering Computing Systems & Physics................................. 27 * Available in both Peterborough and Oshawa

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Cultural Studies....................................................... 22

French Studies (Modern Languages)........................ 23 - Specialization: Québec Studies Gender & Women’s Studies.................................... 23 Geography.............................................................. 28

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Sociology*.............................................................. 26

Hispanic Studies (Modern Languages)...................... 23

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems................. 30

History*.................................................................. 23 Indigenous Environmental Studies.......................... 25

Diploma and Certificate programs

Indigenous Studies.................................................. 25

Indigenous Diploma Programs…….......................... 31

- Specialization: Niigaaniiwin - The Art of Leading

Trent-ESL English for University*.............................. 31

International Development Studies......................... 26 International Political Economy............................... 26

Trent distance education courses offer a quality

Journalism............................................................... 24

learning experience, convenience, and flexibility.

Graduate Degrees at Trent

Mathematical Computer Science............................ 29

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Trent University has a growing number of prestigious graduate programs.

Mathematical Economics........................................ 29 Mathematical Physics.............................................. 29 Mathematics........................................................... 29 - Specialization: Mathematical Finance - Specialization: Statistics Media Studies......................................................... 24

(B.A.) = Bachelor of Arts (B.Sc.) = Bachelor of Science (B.A. or B.Sc.) = Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

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Nursing................................................................... 20 Philosophy............................................................... 24 Physics & Astronomy............................................... 30 Political Studies...................................................... 26 Psychology*............................................................ 30

Scan this QR code to view videos on a variety of first-year courses available to you.

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Anthropology M.A. Applied Modelling and Quantitative Methods M.A. / M.Sc. Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies M.A. Canadian Studies Ph.D. Cultural Studies Ph.D. English (Public Texts) M.A. Environmental and Life Sciences M.Sc. and Ph.D. History M.A. Indigenous Studies Ph.D. Materials Science M.Sc. and Ph.D. Psychology M.A. / M.Sc. Sustainability Studies M.A. Theory, Culture and Politics M.A. Trent- Queen’s Ph.D. / M.A. / M.Sc. (various disciplines)

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Professional and Specialty Programs Bachelor of Arts & Science (B.A.S.)

Business Administration (B.B.A., B.A. or B.Sc.)

This program is designed for students who are equally fascinated by the study of Arts/Social Sciences and the Sciences, and who perform very well across these disciplines. You will develop skills of inquiry and critical thinking by studying topical issues like climate change from scientific, social and humanist perspectives. You will gain the knowledge, confidence and skills to become a key player in the management of the overlapping social and scientific complexities of today’s world.

The Business Administration program will prepare you to become part of the next generation of leaders, business professionals and entrepreneurs. Your courses will go beyond the scope of traditional management to examine new and emerging practices. Study sustainability, ethics, global perspectives and innovation as cornerstones of successful leadership. You will have the opportunity to connect your business interest with other study areas through Trent’s commitment to interdisciplinary learning.

Why Trent?

Participate in student-driven research under the supervision of faculty with diverse backgrounds Enjoy the benefits of limited class sizes and extensive faculty interactions

Career Conscious Medicine / Law and Law Enforcement / Journalism / Public Policy / Teaching / Communication

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Bachelor of Environmental Science/ Studies (B.E.S.S.) Policy and planning for an environmentally sustainable future requires interdisciplinary awareness and approaches. Your studies will address contemporary environmental challenges, policy and politics. You will develop an understanding of the legal and management procedures for solving natural resource and environmental problems, and learn how to combine scientific with social knowledge effectively.

Why Trent?

Gain an education that integrates environmental science and policy Learn from committed, experienced professors with specializations in areas like environmental law and forest management Spend a year studying abroad and take advantage of research placements

Career Conscious Ecologist / Environment Protection Officer / Environmental Educator / Environmental Engineer / Environmental Risk Assessor / Policy Advisor / Urban and Regional Planner

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Why Trent?

Study in one of the Globe and Mail’s top five business programs among small universities in Canada, and learn in an environment affiliated with the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education Participate in a high-profile international internship Compete in provincial and national competitions in business ethics, management accounting and human resource managements – Trent Business Admin student-led teams and projects consistently place in provincial and national competitions

Career Conscious Corporate, Small-Business and Non-Profit / Accountant / Indigenous Business Development Officer / Advertising and Marketing Director / Labour Relations Specialist / Entrepreneur

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Forensic Science (B.Sc.F.S., B.A. or B.Sc.) Trent’s Forensic Science program efficiently combines theory and practice, exposing you to the skills you need to excel in a fascinating field that includes careers and research specializing in law, health, environment, and policing. Hands-on experience begins in your first year where you apply comprehensive theoretical knowledge in a Crime Scene House teaching lab.

Develop real-life skills like processing a crime scene, analyzing DNA, presenting forensic evidence, and engaging in teamwork and critical thinking.

The B.Sc.F.S. option provides specialist courses such as the second year placement, the fourth year community-based project, and courses on the presentation of forensic evidence in court.

The joint major (B.A. or B.Sc.) allows students to combine forensic science with any other joint major. Samples include Forensics and Biology; Forensics and Physics; Forensics and Business Administration; Forensics and Anthropology, and more.

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Why Trent?

Study in the most established program of its kind in Canada Benefit from the experiences of a range of professionals, including scientists, lawyers, and police officers Travel abroad to complete an international placement Conduct a crime scene investigation in the Crime Scene House, and present your findings in a mock courtroom setting Attend the only university in Canada to offer a wide range of joint majors in Forensic Science.

Career Conscious Crime Scene Technician / Criminalist / DNA Analyst / Forensic Pathologist / Police Officer / Social Worker

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The Trent/Fleming School of Nursing (B.Sc.N.) Studies in Nursing at Trent emphasize a holistic approach to healthcare. You will develop knowledge and skills through lectures, seminars, case studies, nursing simulation labs, and clinical practice. Clincal practice placements begin in first year; by your final year you will have had the opportunity to practice nursing in a wide range of hospital and community settings.

Clinical practice is a principle focus of your final year; it is also the time when you will study advanced nursing topics in your area(s) of interest or do an undergraduate thesis.

Why Trent?

Study in the new Health Sciences facility, home to simulation labs including maternal/child and community care simulation Gain over 1300 hours of clinical experience over your four years of study Develop a strong understanding of social justice and political advocacy in the healthcare environment Choose courses from an innovative curriculum based around five areas of interest: aging, environmental health, Indigenous health, rural and women’s health

Career Conscious Acute Care / Home Care / Long-Term or Complex Continuing Care / Child, Mental or Public Health Nurse / Research / Education

Some of the courses you will take: Nursing therapeutics and disease conditions; Health promotion and population health; Living with chronic disease; Clinical practice focused on acute care; Nursing research in practice; Leadership in contemporary nursing

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EDUCATION

Emphasis in Teacher Education (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education Program (B.A. or B.Sc. and B.Ed.) This program offers you the best of two worlds: an opportunity to explore the wide variety of course options and interdisciplinary study available while achieving your Honours degree from Trent, and the chance to couple those learning experiences with education courses from Queen’s University. You will gain teaching experience in real classroom settings starting in your first year and culminating in your fifth year while you are at Queen’s completing your B.Ed.

The Emphasis in Teacher Education is available to students in a Single or Joint Honours program at Trent who are preparing to teach at the Elementary or Secondary level. This course-based program provides students with the academic background to pursue a Bachelor of Education as well as participation in workshops that address current issues in education. The Emphasis does not guarantee admission to any Consecutive B.Ed. program, but the transcripts of students who complete the Emphasis will contain the notation “with an Emphasis in Teacher Education.” Detailed information can be found online and in the Trent University Academic Calendar.

The Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education is designed for students planning to teach at the Elementary or Secondary level.

The program provides students with an academic and nonacademic foundation for entrance into a Consecutive Teacher Education program and ultimately, the teaching profession.

Studies include courses that provide practical and theoretical knowledge in teaching subjects, curriculum, and foundational studies. Students engage in experience-based learning to develop teaching related skills in a variety of settings. Each year, a number of spaces in the Trent Consecutive B.Ed. program are reserved for graduates of this program.

Why Trent?

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Why Trent?

Join the many students before you who have experienced high success rates as Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education students Participate in teaching experiences and credit for education courses and placement experiences beginning in your first year of study at Trent Study in a supportive professional community with longstanding local partnerships Choose from flexible program options and get the guidance you need to make important career-related decisions

Career Conscious Teacher / Career Counsellor / Curriculum Designer / Literacy Specialist / Training Consultant

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Consecutive Education (B.Ed.) The Consecutive Education program is available to you once you have completed your undergraduate degree and leads to certification to teach at the Elementary or Secondary level in Ontario. Students apply the theory and skills they learn in their courses to the classroom, where they use this expertise to think critically about their own professional practice and to develop professional identity through attention to individual needs, multiple modes of learning, human diversity, and critical thinking in content areas. Submit your application through the Teacher Education Application Service at www.ouac.on.ca/teas.

Participate in experience-based learning in a variety of settings Benefit from Trent’s professional partnerships with the community and educators Participate in workshops linked to the priorities of Ontario curriculum guidelines, including environmental education, infusion of Indigenous knowledge, and a commitment to social justice

Career Conscious Teacher / Child Care Worker / Educational Author / Publisher / Principal

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Why Trent?

Engage in fields such as adult and special needs education, government and public policy, youth and recreational education, educational consulting and programming, and teaching abroad Make the program work for you, by choosing to complete your studies on a full-time or part-time basis Involve yourself in a program that promotes social justice, equity and diversity Participate in a unique program in literacy, including a literacy placement Obtain your B.Ed. and embark on an exciting career in education

Career Conscious Teacher / Career Counsellor / Curriculum Designer / Literacy Specialist / Training Consultant

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Humanities Humanities degrees emphasize communication, research, problem solving, and human understanding in local, national and global contexts. With broadly transferable skills, graduates excel in careers requiring excellent writing and verbal abilities, critical thinking, creativity, negotiation, and the interpretation and presentation of complex information. Perhaps most importantly, the depth and breadth of a Humanities degree builds flexible and adaptable graduates, opening doors to successful careers across industries and sectors.

Careers in the Humanities Politics / Law / Media Consulting / Translator / Library Science / Government Intelligence / Journalism / Public Relations / Bioethics / Interpreting / Public Administration / Historian / Editing / Advertising / Professor / Diplomacy / Archivist / Communications / Writing / Filmmaking / Speech Writing / Business Administration / Research / Teaching / Publishing / Content Management / Sales & Marketing / Technical Writing / Event Planning / Digital Media / Museum Curating / Human Resources / Performing / International Relations / Activist / Management / Designer

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies (B.A)

Cultural Studies (B.A.)

Studying Ancient Greek and Roman Studies will expose you to the foundation of modern western civilization, and provide you with the knowledge to understand why and how we function as a society today. Explore issues of state and empire, warfare, class struggles, the economy, religion, gender, cultural heritage, and the genius of the human spirit – issues as relevant today as they were back then. Courses are based on the research of our accomplished, first-rate instructors and scholars.

Pursuing Cultural Studies at Trent will encourage you to engage in the works of challenging artists, writers, and theorists over a diverse range of courses in visual arts, cultural theory, media, film, theatre, music and creative writing. You will explore the answers to complicated questions like: “What is human nature and does it change when culture changes?”,“How can we talk meaningfully about everyday life without falling into cliché?”,“Is technology external to us or is it an extension of our bodies?” and “What is the function of art?” As a student of Cultural Studies, you will participate in one of the only programs of its kind in Canada and delve into a complex world of thought, theory and art.

Why Trent?

Examine history, society, literature and physical remains from 3000 B.C. to 650 A.D. within the multicultural context of the ancient Mediterranean and through interdisciplinary study Participate in one-of-a-kind extracurricular activities and projects, like student productions of ancient Greek plays and archaeological excavation in the Mediterranean Compete for national prizes and spots in graduate schools around the world as have many students of Ancient Greek and Roman Studies before you

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Canadian Studies (B.A.) What does it mean to be a Canadian in the 21st Century? How are Canadians’ identities and institutions being transformed by Stephen Harper’s “new Canada”? Gain an understanding of the issues affecting Canadians the most, including: politics, culture, the environment, immigration, multiculturalism, citizenship, labour, First Nations, the North, regionalism, social welfare, and the women’s movement. Develop working answers for questions like “What makes Canadians tick?” and “What is Canada’s role in a changing world?” One of the first programs of its kind in Canada, Canadian Studies at Trent offers you unparalleled insight into the life and history of Canada—and helps to explain why Canada and Canadians are the way they are today.

Why Trent?

Take topical and cutting-edge courses such as “Security, Surveillance and the Making of the Contemporary Canadian State” Work with local community groups on meaningful research projects that make a difference Participate in student retreats to our conference centre Windy Pine in Haliburton, Ontario Spend a year exploring another part of the country as part of our one-year North American exchange program

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Why Trent?

Specialize in Arts, Narrative, Media or Theory, or take a comprehensive approach Approach the study of culture analytically, speculatively, creatively, and imaginatively Take advantage of opportunities to create culture yourself through workshops taught by renowned theatre directors, artists, musicians, writers, and film makers

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English Literature (B.A.) Studying English Literature at Trent will prepare you for any career that demands creativity, critical inquiry, and strong communication and writing skills. Explore history and culture through language, with literature courses spanning the medieval centuries to the global world of today. Your seminar and workshop classes will provide opportunities for discussion, critical thinking, and one-on-one interaction with leading scholars.

Why Trent?

Gain entrance to the best graduate programs and professional schools in the country, and win scholarships and literary awards, as have many Trent English Literature students before you Engage with guest authors during lectures and learn from faculty dedicated to teaching and research, recognized through provincial and national teaching awards Explore alternative learning methods including dramatic performances, music, peer-assessed active learning, blogging and many other innovative strategies Actively perform Shakespeare’s work with an emphasis on “hearing the plays,” studying them as texts for public spaces, and considering their contemporary contexts in the popular course: “Reading Shakespeare for the Classroom and Stage”

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French Studies (Modern Languages) (B.A.) Through small group teaching, experience an array of courses on French language, Francophone cultures, literatures and linguistics at Trent. French Studies offers opportunities for all levels of French learners; whether you are coming from Core French or Immersion, you will be level assessed and placed in the class that is right for you. As you progress, you will explore great works of literature in their original language, and study classics in history, politics and art in their original forms.

Why Trent?

Obtain a specialization in Quebec Studies by choosing from a wide variety of courses focused on Quebec history, literature and culture Spend a year studying abroad in Nantes (France) Make French language and culture part of your everyday life by participating in French based events, such as movie, food and culture nights

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Gender & Women’s Studies (B.A.) Gender and Women’s Studies explores gender relations and women’s experiences across cultures, throughout history, and in contemporary societies. As a student of Gender and Women’s Studies, you will examine how gender relations interact with race, class, ability and other categories of difference to shape every site of human interaction from the very local to the global. By combining theory with empirical and experiential knowledge, Gender and Women’s Studies uncovers the dynamic workings of gender, identity and power.

Why Trent?

Choose from a diverse range of course offerings from fields like history, literature, psychology, sociology, politics, cultural studies and Indigenous studies Become part of a community of like-minded individuals, and engage with guest lecturers, authors and leaders in the field Learn from some of the foremost Women and Gender Studies scholars in the country

Greek & Latin Language & Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Ancient Greek and Latin are at the linguistic and literary core of English and the Romance languages. As a student of Greek and Latin, you will learn to read both the masterpieces and the everyday writing of antiquity, including poetry, drama, history, oratory, and inscriptions, in their original languages. Studying Greek and Latin language and literature will improve your English communication skills by expanding your vocabulary, and through the analysis of writing constructions and styles.

Develop your proficiency in composition and the critical analysis of any language through the fascinating study of these ancient languages.

Studying history opens up a world of possibilities and equips you to think your way into the future. As part of one of the largest programs at Trent, History students have the opportunity to study with an array of award-winning historians with specialties around the globe, including: Europe, North America, Russia, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and world expansion, from the Middle Ages to the twenty-first century. Most classes have small group seminars taught by the professor, and through small group learning and effective teacher-student interaction, you’ll develop exceptional research and communication skills that can be applied to many careers.

Why Trent?

Read Greek and Latin passages in your first semester of study - introductory courses are designed to expose you to the languages early Earn a degree that complements your interest in studying Medieval and modern languages

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Hispanic Studies (Modern Languages) (B.A.) As a student of Hispanic Studies, you will choose between a variety of courses in Spanish language and Hispanic literature, culture and civilization. By studying at Trent you will become proficient in Spanish and experience the rich cultural heritage of the Hispanic world.

Why Trent?

Benefit from small group discussion seminars primarily taught by faculty members Work with award-winning faculty with research specialities in diverse fields Choose courses thematically, such as the Holocaust, incarceration, the Vietnam War, or the family and sexuality, or by time period and location, such as the modern Middle East and medieval Europe – or unique courses like the History of Madness Spend a year studying abroad at one of our many partner universities around the world or in Peterborough studying Museum Management

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Why Trent?

Participate in a full year-abroad program in Spain Experience the diversity of Hispanic culture, past and present Learn through a multi-disciplinary approach to Spanish and Spanish American literature and language

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Prof. Anastakis teaches “The Car in History,” a popular fourth-year History/Canadian Studies course that looks at business, culture, society and the automobile in North America.“Students love this course and the kind of history it provides because they can relate to it,” he says.“They are individually affected by the automobile, just as wider society is. Just as importantly, the engaging and insightful discussions that students have in the course have provided me with perspectives that I utilize in my own research. This is the kind of integrative teaching and research that makes Trent such a special place.”

Dr. Dimitry Anastakis History Professor

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Journalism (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

The journalist’s role is to tell society’s stories to help citizens better understand their world. The new fully integrated TrentLoyalist Journalism Program prepares graduates to be informed, critically-aware, and technically skilled journalists. You will earn a joint-major honours (B.A. or B.Sc.) degree in Journalism and another discipline of your choice from Trent, as well as an Ontario college advanced diploma in Journalism (Online, Print and Broadcast) from Loyalist College. Your degree and diploma can be completed together in four or five years of full-time study.

Ever wonder why? Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about the world and your place in it. As a student of philosophy at Trent, you can explore questions about the nature of reality, the meaning of human existence, ethics, and the limits of knowledge. Studying philosophy gives you the opportunity to develop advanced skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication.

Why Trent/Loyalist?

Develop your journalism skills in a state-of-the-art integrated newsroom where you will work simultaneously on audio, video, print, traditional broadcast and online media Benefit from a great combination of both practical college training and a university education Build a comprehensive Journalism portfolio that documents your knowledge, skills and career-readiness Participate in an integrated capstone project and an eight-week internship that will facilitate networking and career development Explore the complementary roles of imagination and reasoning while exploring selected topics of common concern across disciplines in Arts and Science 1000Y – Knowing and Wondering

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Media Studies (B.A.) Through your education in Media Studies you will engage with complex questions about society and the media. Learn what it means to be “media literate” today and how contemporary media environments work differently from those in the past.

You will ask and discover the answer to questions like: “What happens to our concepts of community, memory, knowledge, the individual, place and team with each new media innovation?”

Why Trent?

Study a curriculum composed of a unique combination of courses in Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Philosophy, Computing & Information Systems, Canadian Studies, Sociology and Pyschology Explore the implications for knowledge, individuality and community at the heart of the humanistic study of the media Gain in-depth knowledge of media and effective communication skills

Career Conscious: Advertising and Marketing / Teaching / Journalism / Cultural production / TV, Radio or Internet Documentary production / Media consultancy / Communications

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Why Trent?

Choose courses based on topics such as logic and morality, as well as philosophical movements ranging from Socrates and Confucius to Kant and Derrida Experience the annual Ryle Lecture series and other philosophy events that allow you to engage with world-renowned philosophers Become part of a vibrant philosophical community of students in Trent’s oldest undergraduate club, The Philosophical Society

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OTHER BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE OPTIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE: Anthropology Archaeology Computing and Information Systems Economics Environmental and Resource Studies Forensic Science Geography Indigenous Environmental Studies Indigenous Studies International Development Studies Psychology Sociology Sustainable Food and Agriculture

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“By studying physical anthropology and biology at Trent University and learning about the human skeletal system and other biological systems, I was better able to prepare for my run across Canada for the Canadian Cancer Society. Thanks to my studies, I know what it takes for my bones to repair as I run day-in and day-out, and that knowledge is simply invaluable to my journey. What better way to live your education than to let your education help you to help others?”

Scott Cannata Anthropology Student Scott ran a marathon every day, completing a coast-to-coast run to help fight cancer. www.theruntolive.com

Social Sciences Social Sciences help us understand humanity and the world around us. Benefiting from a combination of theoretical and practical study, students in the Social Sciences question assumptions and analyze complex social issues. Applying scientific methodology to the study of humanity, graduates develop a broad range of expertise, such as critical thinking, communication, problem solving, research, and analysis. Graduates gain a unique skill set that can be successfully applied to employment opportunities across public and private sectors.

Anthropology (B.A. or B.Sc.) The study of Anthropology is the study of the human experience.

By exploring this field you will come to understand what makes humankind complex social and biological beings, with the capacity for language and culture. You will learn about the extraordinary variability in human adaptation, organization and belief, as well as how the common circumstances we face unite us. Studies are offered in all four areas of Anthropology, and by faculty conducting cutting-edge research world-wide.

Archaeology (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Indigenous Environmental Studies

Archaeology is the interdisciplinary study of the human past through material remains. You will examine the artifacts, art and architecture that people created, used and discarded many years ago. You will learn the field methods, laboratory techniques, and theories that archaeologists use to reconstruct and understand the ancient cultures and past civilizations of the Americas, Europe and the pre-Classical and Classical Mediterranean world.

The interdisciplinary nature of the program links classes in Anthropology and Ancient History & Classics with the sciences.

(B.A. or B.Sc.)

Why Trent?

Target your courses to specialize in Anthropological Archaeology or Classical Archaeology Conduct field work at Trent’s field schools in Ontario, Belize and the Mediterranean Study under internationally known faculty who conduct research around the world Practice in specialized labs for bioarchaeology, GIS, archaeozoology and lithic analysis Connect with professional archaeologists and bioarchaeologists through the Trent University Archaeological Research Centre

Career Conscious Archaeological Data Manager / Archaeologist / Archaeotourism Professional / Archivist / Bioarchaeologist / Classical Archaeologist / First Nations Liaison Officer / Heritage Management Consultant / Heritage Planner / Historic Archaeologist / Laboratory Supervisor / Museum Curator / Professor / Teacher

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Why Trent?

Study in one of the most highly regarded Anthropology programs in Canada Participate in an archaeological dig during your undergraduate degree at our field schools in Ontario and Belize Combine your studies with courses at Fleming College to obtain a special concentration in Museum Studies

Career Conscious Archaeologist / Art Conservator / Civil Service / Cultural and Heritage Consultant / Environmental Impact Assessor / Ethnographer / Forensic Anthropologist / Immigration and Human Rights Law

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Trent’s Indigenous Environmental Studies program is the first in North America to integrate Indigenous traditional knowledge with a western scientific approach. With the right combination of skill and knowledge you can make a difference that benefits our environment and people. Indigenous Environmental Studies will give you the necessary skills and experience to work with First Nations communities, and prepare you to provide support to the consultants and exploration companies who work with First Nations communities.

Why Trent?

Study Indigenous Environmental Studies through a unique curriculum that integrates traditional and western learning Learn from Indigenous and non-Indigenous faculty through your joint studies in Indigenous Studies and Environmental Science/Studies Study under faculty engaged in important research in climate change, Indigenous health, and the environment

Career Conscious Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer / Ecologist / Eco-Tourism Professional / Energy Consultant / Environmental Activist / Environmental Educator / Environmental Impact Assessment Specialist / Natural Resources Manager

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Indigenous Studies (B.A.)

Study the impact that individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and governments have on the economy. Through your studies in Economics at Trent, you will gain an understanding of the methods and tools required to analyze complex economic issues, like unemployment, inflation, economic growth and the regulation of the market structure. You will use national and international data to explore trends and tendencies and to test economic models.

Learn how Indigenous peoples in Canada and around the world are shaping our globe through a creative blend of Indigenous and Western knowledge. You will study the historical and contemporary interactions between Indigenous and nonIndigenous societies, and the cultural foundations of Indigenous life in areas such as performance, literature, politics, ecology, and governance. Learn from exceptional faculty with backgrounds in both western and Indigenous knowledge and experience crosscultural learning.

Why Trent?

Why Trent?

Economics (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Assist professors with their research work during your undergraduate degree Learn in small-group classes and workshops Undertake individual research projects using economic modeling tools

Career Conscious Banker / Business Risk Consultant / Economic Journalist / Fundraising Coordinator / Institutional Research Analyst / Politician

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Learn from Indigenous Elders Study abroad by participating in one of our International Programs in Thailand and Mexico Complete research projects that make a difference in the local community

Career Conscious Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Teacher / Journalist / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer

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International Development Studies (B.A.)

Political Studies (B.A.)

Studying International Development Studies at Trent allows you to examine the sources and consequences of human inequality from a global perspective. Through an interdisciplinary lens, you will explore wide-ranging themes such as global poverty and world hunger, conflict, ecological degradation, gender relations and cultural identity. Gaining a critical perspective on real world issues through small group teaching and from dedicated faculty members, your studies will pay particular attention to the world’s most vulnerable populations and their complex relations with the most powerful countries and international organizations.

Political Studies encompasses everything we do, including the ways we influence one another, acquire and maintain power, make collective decisions and advance social change. Through critical thinking and intellectual discipline, you will gain insight into how to make sense of the world in ways directly relevant to the human experience, and the ideas and actions that shape political life. You will experience a course of study strategically focused on world politics, Canadian politics and political theory.

Interactive student-professor relationships allow you to build confidence and gain important skills and knowledge.

Why Trent?

Study in an internationally-recognized program (the first developed in Canada) Participate in experiential learning through our Year Abroad Programs in Ghana or Ecuador Become part of a vibrant local and global community of activists and scholars

Career Conscious Human Rights Officer / Community Education Coordinator / Lawyer / Diplomat / Journalist / International Civil Servant / Filmmaker / Medical Doctor / Humanitarian Assistance Worker

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Why Trent?

Take an active student role in the functioning and governance of the department Partner with local agencies through the Trent Centre for Community-Based Education and conduct research projects that will have a direct influence in the local community Take advantage of valuable internship opportunities and recognition through scholarships and prizes

Career Conscious Environmental Education Officer / Foreign Media Correspondent / Foreign Services Officer / Lawyer / Lobbyist / Policy Analyst / Public Relations Professional / Diplomat / Journalist / Researcher / Political Assistant / Politician

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International Political Economy (B.A.)

Sociology (B.A.)

This joint-major program will allow you to explore your interest in the inter-connected nature of the study of politics and economics at international and global levels. Courses merge the study of politics with economics, international development studies, anthropology, business, Canadian studies, history and more. You will experience courses devoted to understanding the current global order taught by faculty devoted to interdisciplinary work.

Sociology is the study of society and the processes and patterns of social relations that influence our everyday world. Rooted in the social sciences and inspired by a passion for social justice, it is an excellent discipline for understanding and acting on the consequences of social change. You will explore and question the diverse cultures, social experiences, dynamics of power and inequality, and global changes that forge relations between individuals, groups, institutions and societies. Through a broad range of courses, and opportunities for cross-cultural learning, you will complete your studies with a heightened understanding of human relationships.

Why Trent?

Study under experts in the field of political economy Engage with faculty who bring theory and practice together Explore this growing field of interest with fellow students and renowned scholars representing a wide variety of academic backgrounds

Career Conscious International Affairs Agent / International Researcher or Advisor / Nongovernmental Advisor / Diplomat / International Development Agent / Public Employee / Private Sector

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Why Trent?

Study in small group settings with award-winning faculty Popular courses include critical criminology, the sociology of education, families and households, and the sociology of health and illness.

Tackle community-based research projects and participate in experiential learning through the Trent Centre for Community-Based Education Spend a year abroad studying at one of our many partner universities around the world

Career Conscious Market and social researcher / Civil Servant / Community Corrections Officer / Demographer / Human Resources Professional / Immigration Officer / Labour Analyst / Social Worker / Substance Abuse Counselor / Teacher / NGOs / Social and Community Service

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Sciences Students in the Sciences gain specialized knowledge and training they apply throughout their careers.

Science degrees build a strong base of technical skills and expertise, including research and critical analysis, logic, reasoning and problem solving. Graduates draw on their knowledge of scientific principles and apply their skill set to explain or resolve complex problems.

Career opportunities are endless for graduates of Bachelor of Science degrees.

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (B.Sc.) Without chemistry, there is no life. Studying at Trent will give you a solid grounding in chemistry, genetics and cell biology, and prepare you intellectually and technically for advanced studies in the dynamic and ever-changing disciplines of biochemistry and molecular biology. You will benefit from a hands-on approach to learning through laboratory experiments and small group learning with expert scholars.

Why Trent?

Participate in laboratories focused on the design and execution of your own experiments Take advantage of opportunities to work with faculty on their research Target your courses in order to obtain a specialization in Health Sciences

Career Conscious Biopharmaceutical Technologist / Genetic Technologist / Intellectual Property Lawyer / Molecular Imaging Specialist / Neuroscientist / Pharmacologist / Science Centre Curator / Teacher

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Biology (B.Sc.)

Chemistry (B.Sc.)

The study of Biology probes the entire diversity of life, from molecules to global ecosystems. Central to understanding the most pressing of today’s concerns, from managing the spread of infectious diseases to feeding a planet of seven billion people, studying biology will give you the knowledge to solve the real problems we face every day. Through lectures, labs and fieldwork on Trent’s ecologically diverse campus, you will learn the underlying theories and concepts of biology and apply them to real questions and challenges.

Chemical discoveries, from paper to semiconductors, change our world. Research in chemistry is constantly uncovering the impact we have on our surroundings, illustrating how the choices we make today will affect our future. You will contribute directly to these discoveries as a chemistry student at Trent through opportunities to conduct individual research projects, gaining experience in modern chemical research design and methods. You will learn through an exciting and comprehensive program of study in lectures, hands-on laboratory learning and small group settings. Chemistry is the central science, and you will learn how this discipline contributes to and is enhanced by all other physical and life sciences.

Why Trent?

Work alongside Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources’ scientists, who are located on campus and work closely with Trent’s Biology department Participate in the Ontario Field Course Program, in which you can conduct research abroad on marine mammals in Taiwan and Hong Kong Conduct research and learn in state-of-the-art labs in the Life and Health Sciences Building

Why Trent?

Study in a program accredited by the Canadian Society for Chemistry Take advantage of opportunities to assist faculty with their research Choose to specialize in organic, inorganic, physical and analytical chemistry or biochemistry, and take advantage of course options supported by the departments of Physics, Biology and Environmental Resource Studies Learn by using special equipment for modern experimental and theoretical chemistry, including spectrophotometers, ion trap mass spectrometers, matrix isolation apparatus, gas and high performance liquid chromatography equipment in the Chemical Sciences Building

Career Conscious Anesthesiologist / Corrosion Analyst / Environmental Lawyer / Food and Drug Inspector / Forensic Chemist / Industrial Hygienist / Perfumer / Pharmacist / Quality Control Analyst

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Career Conscious Bioinformation Specialist / Bio-Medical Sales Representative / Conservation Biologist / Doctor / Forensic Scientist / Toxicologist / Veterinarian / Zoologist

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Chemical Physics (B.Sc.) As a student of Chemical Physics at Trent you will explore the physics and physical chemistry of molecular and atomic-scale systems and condensed matter. You will gain the knowledge and skills to conduct quantitative research, preparing you for employment or graduate studies in fields like science, technology and engineering. At Trent, Chemical Physics is delivered to you in a single, coherent program and offers you personal interaction and mentoring from faculty.

Why Trent?

Study the physics and physical chemistry of atomic, molecular and bulk systems and learn relevant mathematical approaches Participate in exciting hands-on research with professors and their research groups Gain the scientific knowledge required for further study or work in a wide-range of fields and occupations Try a one- or two-semester Project Course in which you are actively involved in research at the cutting edge of the field

Career Conscious Climate Modeller / Crime Laboratory Analyst / Electron Microscopist / Electronics Developer / Food Scientist / Hazardous Waste Manager / Materials Researcher / Patent Lawyer / Teacher

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Computing & Information Systems

Computing Systems & Physics (B.Sc.)

(B.A. or B.Sc.)

Computing Systems and Physics at Trent is an exciting program, ideal for people seeking careers in high-tech fields or graduate studies in physics or computer science. You will study hardware/ software interfaces, electronics, software design, networks, distributed operating systems, and the underlying principles of physics and mathematics. Through small-group learning and lectures you will gain an understanding of cutting-edge technology combined with a base in physics that will help you answer questions about the particles and forces composing our universe and the rich complexities that arise through their interactions.

The study of computing and information systems is central to our understanding of how the world processes, manages and communicates information using digital technologies. At Trent you will have the opportunity to choose between two streams of study: Computing Systems and Information Systems. Through the study of scientific methodologies of software development, high performance computing, artificial intelligence and data mining, you will learn how the collection, processing and dissemination of information is crucial to the success of an effective organization.

Why Trent?

Specialize in Computer Science, High Performance Computing or Software Engineering Study a well-balanced curriculum, emphasizing cutting-edge technology and the role it plays in today’s Information Age Take advantage of opportunities to participate in faculty research projects and to explore your own research interests

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Why Trent?

Study a well-balanced curriculum, emphasizing cutting-edge technology and the role it plays in today’s Information Age Learn from concerned faculty who get to know you on a first-name basis and take a genuine interest in your personal educational goals Take advantage of opportunities to participate in faculty research projects and to explore your own research interests

Database Administrator / Information Systems Specialist / Network Specialist / Robotics / Research Scientist / Software Developer / Software Engineer / Systems Analyst / Website Designer

Popular course: a hands-on course in Electronics, in which you construct the fundamental circuits found within all computers, and interface these with other devices for instrument

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Ecological Restoration (B.Sc.) Called the ecology of hope, Ecological Restoration offers a positive response to environmental degradation. The study of Ecological Restoration takes on a “big picture approach,” meaning you will learn ecological principles that you can apply to any ecosystem or project. You will gain the practical and theoretical knowledge needed to help restore degraded environments while studying in this unique and exciting program that combines the strengths of Trent University and Fleming College. Applications are made to Fleming College through OCAS. Why Trent?

Experience the best of university and college by learning the necessary theory and principles combined with the hands-on practical application of your studies Integrate knowledge from a broad range of disciplines, including ecology, aquatic biology, hydrology, botany and social science Participate in field camps, field courses and experiential education

Career Conscious Landscape Restoration Technician / Shoreline Naturalization Technician / Watershed Planning Technician / Wetland Habitat Technician

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Environmental Chemistry (B.Sc.) You will discover the environment, from the molecular level to the global level, as an Environmental Chemistry student at Trent.

Your studies will address contemporary environmental challenges, policies and politics and will explore the sources, cycles and fates of chemicals in the environment, their interactions with organisms and what can be done to counter their effects. Studying Environmental Chemistry will prepare you to tackle challenging environmental problems from a multi-disciplinary perspective.

Why Trent?

Work with advanced instrumentation and learn modern analytical techniques in state-of-the-art laboratory facilities Gain hands-on, real-life research experience working with professors and their research groups

Career Conscious Conservation Scientist / Environmental Auditor / Environmental Health Inspector / Environmental Journalist / Hydrogeologist / Pollution Control Engineer / Renewable Energy Consultant

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Environmental and Resource Science/ Studies (B.A. or B.Sc.) Scientific knowledge is essential to understanding our environment and to creating a sustainable future. So too is an awareness of the political and managerial dimensions of natural resource and environmental problems, international trends and agreements, and the options available to local communities.

At Trent you can choose to complete a B.A. or B.Sc. in Environmental and Resources Science/Studies: The B.A. option provides opportunities for students interested in the social sciences and humanities to study with renowned environmental scholars. You will examine a range of contemporary environmental challenges, and explore sustainable solutions, in courses like environmental law, sustainable innovation, and global environmental policy.

The B.Sc. option enables students to obtain an advanced scientific understanding of the environment. You can choose from more than 50 environmental science courses, including environmental chemistry, restoration ecology, environmental air pollution, and climatic change.

Why Trent?

Study in the first environmental science program to be accredited by Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) Canada Design your own program, choosing from one of the broadest ranges of environmental studies courses available in any Canadian university Become part of an environmentally-conscious student community, situated on a beautiful natural campus Study in the field and in the laboratory with internationally recognized environmental scientists Spend a year studying abroad and take advantage of research placements

Career Conscious Ecologist / Eco-Tourism Professional / Energy Consultant / Environmental Activist / Environmental Educator/ Environmental Impact Assessment Specialist / Fisheries Biologist / Natural Resources Manager / Policy Advisor

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Geography (B.A. or B.Sc.) Geography courses at Trent expose you to hands-on experience with real-world issues and critical perspectives related to both Human and Physical Geography. Course work focuses on such issues as the causes and impacts of climate change, health geography, water resources, and the historical roots of geopolitical conflicts. We believe the best way to learn geography is through an interactive environment; thus, small group learning and experiences outside of the classroom are pillars of program delivery.

Why Trent?

Gain necessary knowledge and skills through methods courses, and participate in local and international fieldwork experiences and community-based education Work in a variety of urban, rural and remote environments across Ontario, North America and internationally Undertake independent and community-based research projects or take advantage of opportunities to assist with faculty research Experiment with state-of-the-art equipment like the Wind Tunnel Lab and the Soil/Water Interaction and Transport Chamber Obtain a focus in Geomatics, including spatial information systems and remote sensing Study popular topics like Geography of Health and Health Care, Geography of the Polar Regions, Applied Geoscience and Northern Studies

Career Conscious Educator / Environmental Health Specialist / Environmental Policy Analyst / Community Development Officer / GIS Applications Specialist / Population Growth and Migration Specialist / Urban and Land Use Planner / Water Resources Manager

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Mathematics (B.Sc.) Mathematics is the exploration of abstract mental universes and the application of pure reason; it involves logic, not just numbers. You will learn about the fundamental structure of the universe and the limits of human reason. Develop a new way of looking at flowers and plants by learning about the systems and structures that underpin all of nature. More than just a study of numbers, equations and problems, mathematics will open new perspectives to you that you never dreamed possible.

Mathematics is a profound exploration of the cosmos and an adventure of the human spirit.

Why Trent?

Explore your interests in both pure and applied mathematics, probability theory, finance and statistics Choose from a variety of degrees in Mathematics and related disciplines, including a specialization in Mathematical Finance or Statistics, Mathematical Computer Science, Mathematical Economics, and Mathematical Physics Learn in small groups working alongside faculty dedicated to challenging and strengthening your skills Participate in a summer research project

Career Conscious Accountant / Actuary / Bio-Mathemetician / Cryptographer / Demographer / Financial Analyst / High School Teacher / Robotics Programmer / Statistician / Stockbroker

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Mathematical Computer Science (B.Sc.) Designing communication networks, encrypting data for internet transmission, or engineering revolutionary new software would not be possible without a solid understanding of Mathematical Computer Science. You will study number theory, cryptography, abstract algebra, advanced combinatorics, probability theory, numerical analysis, metalogic, programming, digital logic, and the theory of computation. Your studies will prepare you for the workplace or for graduate work in theoretical computer science, cryptography or applied discrete mathematics.

Why Trent?

Take advantage of opportunities to participate in faculty research and to explore your own research interests Study in an exciting and cutting-edge field that is always changing Learn from engaging faculty who get to know you on a first-name basis and take a genuine interest in your personal educational goals

Career Conscious Computer Game Design / Computer Graphics / Cryptanalyst / Cryptographer for government (e.g. intelligence agencies) or private sector (e.g. computer security consultant) / Network Communications / Research Scientist / Software Designer / Virtual Reality

Mathematical Economics (B.Sc.)

Mathematical Physics (B.Sc.)

The study of Mathematical Economics helps us understand complex and ever-changing economic dilemmas by examining the production and dissemination of scarce resources. You will learn how to analyze games of strategy, bargaining and auctions (game theory), how to make sense of complex economic data (econometrics), how to maximize profit and minimize costs (optimization) and how to maximize happiness (welfare economics). This program combines core courses in Economics with classes in differential equations, probability theory, optimization theory, game theory, mathematical finance and advanced statistical methods.

An understanding of Mathematical Physics is essential in understanding many topics from celestial mechanics to the issue of global climate change. You will study differential equations, probability theory, complex analysis, differential geometry, advanced numerical methods and advanced techniques of applied mathematics. Physics is the most fundamental of the natural sciences, and mathematics is the language of physics. This program develops, in parallel, experience with the central theoretical frame-works of physics and facility with the mathematical methods which form the foundation and tools of physics.

Why Trent?

Why Trent?

Challenge yourself with complex material delivered in small-group learning environments, offering support for your personal educational goals Gain knowledge and skills ideal for graduate studies in Economics or for a career in government, banking or industry Gain a thorough understanding of how the market works, and when and why it doesn’t

Career Conscious Economist / Rate Analyst / Financial Auditor / Account Executive Economic Advisor / Econometrician / Financial Analyst / Banker / Investor / Insurance Analyst / NGO / United Nations departments (e.g. UNDP, WHO) / World Bank / International Monetary Fund

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Choose from courses focused on astrophysics, condensed matter physics, relativity and differential geometry Gain knowledge and skills ideal for graduate studies in theoretical physics Challenge yourself with complex material delivered to you in small-group settings, offering you the support you need to be successful in your studies Learn where the universe came from and where it is going Take a hands-on course in Computational Physics, in which you solve a wide variety of everyday problems using powerful numerical approaches

Career Conscious Aerodynamics Specialist / Research and Development / Astrophysicist / Cosmologist / Subatomic Physicist / Superconductivity Researcher / Financial Analyst / High School Teacher

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Physics & Astronomy (B.Sc.)

Psychology (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems

Discoveries in physics and astronomy continue to broaden our understanding of the universe and advance space exploration, speed up global communications, assist forensic science, and lead to new innovations such as MRI and high density computer memories. You will learn to ask important questions about the most basic particles and forces composing our universe and uncover answers to questions like “What is temperature?” and “Why do planets orbit the sun?” Your studies at Trent will bring abstract concepts to life and may lead to further exploration of galaxies, new technologies or advancements in medical science.

Psychology is defined as the scientific study of behaviour and the mind. You will study the principles governing behaviour through lectures, labs, seminars and opportunities for participation in ongoing faculty research in areas such as: sleep, dreams, sexuality, anxiety, emotional intelligence, learned resourcefulness, language impairment, attachment, development, perception and memory.

You will acquire both the research skills and a broadly-based background in the basic content of the discipline, combined with the opportunity at upper levels to focus on more specialized topics.

(B.A. or B.Sc.)

Why Trent?

Why Trent?

Interact with award-winning faculty who conduct leading-edge research in physics Study in a constantly evolving environment using new techniques faculty incorporate into curriculum Learn through innovative and interactive teaching methods Get involved in faculty research or spend a year studying abroad Try a course in Astrophysics: Galaxies and Cosmology, in which you apply the principles of physics to understand the nature and evolution of galaxies throughout the universe

Participate in hands-on study and research Connect with renowned faculty in many areas of specialization Develop your problem solving, inter-personal relations and critical thinking while learning to understand, interpret and evaluate research Undertake an undergraduate independent research thesis supervised by awardwinning faculty

Why Trent?

Work in the field in Trent’s extensive agricultural campus Study a diverse range of topics, from prospects for local agriculture to the place of food in global trade Help run our student-led campus organic café

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Advertising / Art/Music/Play Therapist / Counsellor / Crisis Intervention Officer / Human Resources / Marketing / Police Officer / Rehabilitation Advisor / Social Worker / Sports Psychologist

Astronomer / Climate Modeller / Electronics Developer / Meteorologist / Nuclear Reactor Operator / Patent Lawyer / Planetary Geologist / Physicist / Teacher

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Food is necessary for human life and central to our civilization.

Agriculture presents environmental, economic and social challenges, but promises new ways of producing healthy, sustainable and affordable food. In your studies of Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems, you will develop an understanding of contemporary issues in organic food, food safety, fair trade and many other aspects of food and agriculture. You will learn from professors with backgrounds in environmental science, anthropology, biology, international development studies and other diverse fields, and will gain an interdisciplinary understanding of the scientific, political and social dimensions of food and agriculture.

Career Conscious Agro-Tourism Operator / Community Food Activist / Food Policy Analyst / Land Use Consultant / Organic Farmer

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OTHER BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE OPTIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE: Archaeology Bachelor of Arts and Science Economics Forensic Science Indigenous Environmental Studies Journalism

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DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS Indigenous Diploma Programs

Trent-ESL: English for University

Students in the Foundations of Indigenous Learning and the Indigenous Environmental Studies diplomas bring with them to Trent their diverse cultures, values, histories and languages.

The Indigenous Diploma Program works in harmony with the individual strengths each student brings to the larger group. The program provides the opportunity for students of Indigenous heritage to make the transition into university level studies in a supportive environment. Students who complete the diploma program may choose to continue on and pursue a Bachelor’s degree, towards which they may transfer their diploma credits.

Trent-ESL offers intensive English language preparation for university success. In small classes, you will build your language, research, and academic skills and become engaged in campus life. Conditional admission means that you will have a guaranteed position in your degree program once you complete Trent-ESL. While studying in Trent-ESL, you are a full member of the university community, with options to live in residence, participate in extra-curricular activities, and become familiar with campus life.

Why Trent?

Benefit from an environment where Indigenous knowledge is respected and recognized as a valid means by which to understand the world Be a part of the only Indigenous Diploma Program of its kind in Ontario, offering both a diploma and degree transfer credits Join the first post-secondary institution to create an Indigenous studies program in Canada in 1969, to offer Master’s and Ph.D. degrees, and to hire full professors based on their traditional knowledge Engage in the rich Indigenous life at the First Peoples House of Learning on campus Connect with real communities at the Elders and Traditional Peoples Gathering, Indigenous Women’s Symposium and many events that bring Indigenous people together from around the world

Why Trent?

Average class size of 13 students means that you receive exceptional personalized attention Once you are in level four or five, you can begin taking credit courses towards your degree Extra hours in curriculum-based modules offer vocabulary and content specific to your academic program Dedicated staff and orientation programs help you succeed in your studies at Trent Four start times each year (September, January, April, and June)

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Trent Admission Requirements

Ontario Secondary School Diploma A minimum 70% overall final average

A minimum of six Grade 12 4U or 4M courses, ENG4U with a minimum grade of 60%

For programs with additional requirements see below including program specific requirements

BACHELOR OF ARTS PROGRAMS Additional Requirements Recommended Courses

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies Gender & Women’s Studies Media Studies Anthropology Geography Philosophy Archaeology Greek & Latin Language and Literature Politics Canadian Studies Hispanic Studies (Modern Languages) Psychology Computing & Information Systems History Sociology Cultural Studies Indigenous Environmental Studies Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Economics Indigenous Studies Arts Undeclared English Literature International Development Studies Arts and Forensics Environmental & Resource Studies International Political Economy Arts and Business MHF4U or MCV4U or French Studies (Modern Languages) Journalism (Joint Trent-Loyalist program)

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Additional Requirements

Recommended Courses

Anthropology Archaeology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology SBI4U and SCH4U Biology SBI4U and SCH4U Chemical Physics SCH4U and MHF4U or MCV4U SPH4U

or MCB4U or MGA4U Chemistry SCH4U Computing and Information Systems Computing Systems and Physics MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U

or MGA4U Economics Environmental Chemistry Environmental and Resource Science SBI4U and SCH4U Geography Indigenous Environmental Studies Journalism (Joint Trent-Loyalist program) Mathematics MHF4U or MCV4U Mathematical Computer Science or MCB4U or MGA4U Mathematical Economics Mathematical Physics Physics and Astronomy MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U SPH4U

or MGA4U Psychology SBI4U Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Sciences Undeclared Science and Business Science and Forensics A 4U Math course is recommended for all Science programs

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Professional and Specialized Programs (These are limited enrolment programs)

Additional Requirements

Recommended Courses

Bachelor of Arts & Science (B.A.S.)

75% overall average

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)

70% overall average

Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education (B.A. or B.Sc. and B.Ed.)

80% overall average with at least 3 4U courses A Personal Statement of Experience (PSE) is required and can be found at: trentu.ca/education/concurrent For dates and deadlines visit: trentu.ca/applicants

Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education (B.A. or B.Sc.)

75% overall average An Applicant profile is required and can be found at: trentu.ca/education

For dates and deadlines visit: trentu.ca/applicants

Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies (B.E.S.S.)

75% overall average

Forensic Science (B.Sc.F.)

75% overall average. SBI4U, SCH4U, MHF4U SPH 4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U are required Admission average is calculated based on required courses, plus your two next best 4U/M courses.

Trent-Fleming School of Nursing (B.Sc.N.)

75% overall average, with a minimum of 70% in ENG4U and a min. of 65% in SBI4U, SCH4U and a 4U Math Admission average is calculated based on required courses, plus your two next best 4U/M courses.

MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U

SBI4U, SCH4U and a 4U Math

Admission Requirements Outside of Canada International Baccalaureate (IB)

United States Secondary School

English Proficiency

Minimum overall score of 28 in International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB), including three courses at the Higher Level. English proficiency test waived with grade of 5 or better in English A, Higher Level. Transfer credits may be offered for IB Higher Level courses with a grade of 5.

Minimum ‘B’ average (3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) in a recognized academic Grade 12 program with a minimum of 70% in grade 12 English and at least 4 different senior level academic subjects. Combined SAT score of 1,650 or composite ACT score of 24. Transfer credit may be offered for AP courses with grade of 4 or better.

The following test results are accepted as proof of English proficiency. Scores must be original, official results sent directly from test centre.

General Certificate of Education (GCE) Minimum ‘C’ grade in five O-level subjects and two A-level (A2) subjects, or minimum ‘C’ grade in four O-level subjects and three A-level (A2) subjects.

Two AS subjects may be substituted for one A2 subject. English proficiency test waived with C in O-level English. Transfer credits may be offered for A2 courses with C or better.

Other International Secondary Schools Official transcripts and supporting documents will receive full consideration and evaluation. Visit trentu.ca/international for country specific requirements.

Please visit trentu.ca/tip for country specific requirements.

Please note that specific prerequisites are listed on the opposite page. To learn more about program prerequisites, equivalencies to Ontario curriculum, or international admission requirements, please contact tip@trentu.ca.

Language Test Minimum score

TOEFL (institutional code 0896)

86 iBT

580 PBT with minimum TWE score of 4.5

IELTS

6.5, with no band lower than 6.0

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admission requirements (out of province) PROVINCE ONTARIO EQUIVALENCIES Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut

4U English English 30-1

English 30-1 plus four other academic

4U Math Pure Math 30 or 31

30 or 31 courses

4U Calculus Pure Math 30 AND 31

4U Biology

Biology 30

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 30

4U Physics Physics 30

British Columbia/Yukon

4U English English 12

English 12 plus three other academic grade

4U Math Math 12

12 courses. Provincial exams not required

4U Calculus Math 12

4U Biology

Biology 12

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 12

4U Physics Physics 12

Manitoba

4U English English 40S

English 40S plus four grade 12 courses

4U Math Math 40S

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4U Calculus Pre-Calculus Math 40S

4U Biology

Biology 40S

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 40S

Nova Scotia

4U English English 12

English 12 plus four other academic or advanced

4U Math Math 12

grade 12 courses

4U Calculus Pre-Calculus Math 12

4U Biology

Biology 12

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 12

4U Physics Physics 12

Prince Edward Island 4U English 621 or 611 plus four other academic and/or 4U advanced courses at the 600 level.

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Quebec-CEGEP English 603 plus eleven academic credits.

English English 603 Math Math 201 Calculus Calculus I and II Biology Biology 101 Chemistry Chemistry 202 Physics Physics 203

4U Physics Physics 40S

4U 4U 4U 4U 4U 4U

New Brunswick

4U English English 121 or 122

Saskatchewan

4U English English 30 or ELA A30

English 121 or 122 plus four other

4U Math Math 120, 121, or 122

One 30-level English plus four other academic

4U Math

30-level Math

academic grade 12 courses.

4U Calculus Math 120 or 121

grade 12 courses at level 30.

4U Calculus

30-level Math

4U Biology

Biology 121 or 122

4U Biology

Biology 30

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 121 or 122

4U Chemistry

Chemistry 30

4U Physics Physics 121 or 122

4U Physics Physics 30

Newfoundland/Labrador

4U English English 3201

Ten credits at the 3000 level including

4U Math Math 3200, 3201, 3204,

English 3201 (2 credits)

4U Calculus

4U Biology Math 3200, 3201, 3204,

4U Chemistry

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4U Physics

Biology 3201

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Chemistry 3202

Physics 3204

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