2014 Viewbook

Learning together prepares unique individuals for a complex world.

Table of Contents 4 Learning Together 6 Two Campuses 8 Academic Excellence

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12 Residence

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14 Fitness and Athletics 16 International Program 17 Indigenous Community 18 Oshawa Campus

22 Scholarships & Bursaries

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26 Academic Programs 26 Professional and Specialized Programs

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30 Humanities 33 Social Sciences 36 Sciences

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40 Admission Requirements 43 Keep In Touch

Outstanding Research

Why Trent?

Find Your Program

10 Student Life

20 Successful Alumni

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Ancient Greek & Roman Studies Anthropology O&P Archaeology Arts/Business Arts/Forensics Arts & Science Biochemistry & Molecular Biology − Specialization: Health Sciences Biology − Specialization: Conservation Biology − Specialization: Health Sciences Business Administration O&P − Specialization: Economics and Finance − Specialization: Entrepreneurship − Specialization: Ethics and Sustainability − Specialization: Human Resource Management − Specialization: Information Systems and E-Commerce − Specialization: Marketing and Consumer Culture − Specialization: Niigaaniiwin The Art of Leading Canadian Studies Chemical Physics Chemistry Computing & Information Systems − Specialization: Computer Science − Specialization: High Performance Computing − Specialization: Software Engineering Computing Systems & Physics Cultural Studies − Specialization: Image, Sound & Performance − Specialization: Writing & Narrative − Specialization: Film, Video & Media − Specialization: Social Thought Ecological Restoration Economics Education − Teacher Education Stream O&P − Emphasis in Teacher Education − Consecutive Bachelor of Education − Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education English Literature O&P

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Environmental Chemistry Environmental & Resource Science Environmental & Resource Studies Environmental Science/Studies Forensic Science French Studies (Modern Languages) − Specialization: Québec Studies Gender & Women’s Studies Geography Hispanic Studies (Modern Languages) History O&P Indigenous Diploma Programs Indigenous Environmental Studies Indigenous Studies − Specialization: Niigaaniiwin The Art of Leading International Development Studies International Political Economy Journalism Kinesiology NEW Mathematics − Specialization: Mathematical Finance − Specialization: Statistics Mathematical Computer Science Mathematical Economics Mathematical Physics Media Studies Nursing Philosophy Physics Political Studies Psychology O&P Science/Business Science/Forensics Social Work NEW O&P Sociology O&P Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Trent-ESL English for University Water & Aquatic Science NEW

O&P

Indicates programs available in Oshawa and Peterborough.

All other programs available in Peterborough only.

NEW New program

Among the top ten research universities of the year, ten years running Re$earch Infosource ranking of Primarily Undergraduate Universities

Trent University consistently ranks highly in student satisfaction and reputation surveys:

94% of students were

satisfied with the overall quality of their education

95% of students are happy they chose Trent

“… an over-performer in academic research”

96% of students say Trent

Higher Education Strategy Associates

CUSC 2012

Student Engagement Leader Among Ontario Universities Level of academic challenge Active and collaborative learning Student-faculty interaction Enriching educational experiences Supportive campus environment National Survey on Student Engagement

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As Trent celebrates its 50th Anniversary in 2014, the University’s philosophy of personal development through supportive, collaborative engagement is more in demand than ever. More than an education, Trent ignites passion for inclusion, leadership and social change – and prepares graduates with the essential skills to succeed in an inter-connected world.

provides a safe environment

Here’s a snapshot of why Trent is a great choice for post-secondary education: • Excellent faculty-to-student ratio: average class size 27 students • Full-tuition scholarship with 90% average

• Automatic entrance scholarship with 80% average • Study abroad in more than 40 countries • 88% of graduates are employed within six months • 92% of graduates are employed within two years

University Rankings #1 in Ontario Overall #1 in Scholarships & Bursaries* #1 in Awards Per Full-Time Faculty #1 in Medical & Science Grants Maclean’s Magazine University Rankings primarily undergraduate category * Percentage of total operating expenditures devoted to scholarships and bursaries

Top Marks Quality of Teaching and Learning Student-faculty Interaction Academic Counselling Instructors’ Teaching Style Campus Atmosphere The Globe and Mail’s Canadian University Report

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Together, we can push the boundaries in ourselves and in our world.

“At Trent I wasn’t just a passive recipient of knowledge, but rather a co-creator of my own intellectual capacity.”

Trent University Chancellor Don Tapscott, alumnus, bestselling author and business visionary

Global Impact Here and abroad, Trent students, faculty and alumni are working together to tackle big issues, solve complex problems, and make positive change.

The Right Balance World class faculty choose Trent for its engaged students and its commitment to balancing innovative teaching with research excellence.

Inclusive Community At Trent everyone has a voice and an opportunity to contribute.

It’s Personal Accessible and approachable faculty are defining elements of Trent’s unique approach to teaching and learning.

LEARNING

TOGETHER

Active Participation The supportive environment at Trent inspires you to create change in your life, your relationships and in the world.

Meaningful Purpose Trent is committed to collective values that foster social justice, environmental sustainability and community development.

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Experiential Learning Trent provides rich and varied opportunities to learn inside and outside the classroom.

Welcoming Atmosphere Student life at Trent is welcoming and dynamic, with lots of choice, and a network of support and opportunity.

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Two campuses Two ideal locations

Peterborough is a place where spectacular natural and outdoor recreation abound, while Oshawa boasts a distinctive urban community vibe.

Peterborough: Symons Campus

Oshawa: Thornton Road Campus

Along the banks of the Otonabee River, Trent’s Symons Campus enjoys awardwinning architecture on a stunning natural landscape. The City and County of Peterborough are integral parts of the University community and provide a thriving environment in which to live and grow, along with many opportunities to connect learning with projects and businesses in the community.

Building on a proud 40year history of granting degrees in the Durham region, Trent Oshawa’s faculty and students are actively engaged in lively debate and inspiring exploration. Situated within the GTA, close to the GO Train, Highway 401 and steps from Durham’s rapid transit bus corridor, the campus borders the welcoming cities of Oshawa and Whitby with the conveniences of city life. Along with proximity to a vibrant greenbelt, parks, and beaches, Oshawa and the Durham Region provide ideal opportunities for student engagement.

Peterborough has the energy, diversity and resources of a thriving university town, offering boutiques, art galleries, museums, pubs, cafés and a vibrant music and performance scene. With the Rotary Trail and Trent Severn Waterway running through campus, natural scenery and recreation abound - all just 90 minutes from Toronto.

Learning in the Community Winner of a Community-Based Research Award, Lauren Ostrowski benefitted from experiential learning through the Trent Centre for CommunityBased Education. She collaborated directly with the Peterborough Lakefield Community Police Service on her Forensic Science project that involved critical analysis of the relationship between police and victim support systems.

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Find out more about Trent University Oshawa on page 18.

Research in our Own Backyard The combination of Trent Oshawa’s internationally-known faculty and newly equipped laboratories made the University an ideal authorized excavation partner for the Oshawa Community Museum, providing students with the opportunity to apply their skills during a dig “in their own backyard,” followed by processing artefacts in the laboratory at Trent Oshawa.

“I would like to say thank you to the students for digging up our community’s history and sharing it with us.”

Oshawa Mayor John Henry

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Academic Excellence

Today’s employers are looking for the skills Trent graduates take with them: critical thinking, analytical reasoning, strong communication skills, and applied knowledge in real-world settings.

Flexible Options

Degrees with More

At Trent, students are encouraged to choose a mix of courses from a wide range of degree programs in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences, as well as professional and specialty programs.

In additon to specializations, Trent offers emphasis options to complement your degree: Applied Ethics Cultural & Linguistic Anthropology Food & Agriculture Geographical Information Systems Global Power & Politics Law & Policy Linguistics Medieval, Antique & Renaissance Studies Museum Studies Northern & Polar Studies Teacher Education Theatre Studies

Experiential Learning Get course credits through experiential learning at the Trent Centre for Community Based Education. Apply your skills in field research or self-directed courses. Some degree programs also offer internship opportunities.

Hands-on Research

Solid Foundation

Trent provides unparalleled opportunities to get involved in research early in your

Students excel in research and at graduate and professional schools because of Trent’s long history of providing a comprehensive foundation in both the arts and sciences.

academic career. Work directly with your professors or with one of Trent’s Canada Research Chairs. These are Canada’s top researchers and you’ll find more of them here than at most universities of our size.

What to Expect The Life Cycle of a Student

Students Named on Patent NEW Programs Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) Receiving credit as co-inventors on a new patent or getting published in a prestigious journal is a unique and impressive feat for any student. Bruce Darling and Mark Baker have the distinction of achieving both as undergraduate students thanks to their involvement in ground-breaking research at the Trent Centre for Biomaterials Research, with renowned researcher Dr. Suresh Narine.

The pair were part of a team that discovered a family of compounds which suppresses the gel point of biodiesel, making it more useable at lower temperatures.

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Graduate Degrees †

The new Social Work degree will prepare graduates with the knowledge and skills for meaningful professional practice in a wide range of social work contexts.

Water & Aquatic Science (B.Sc.)† The new B.Sc. in Water & Aquatic Science will respond to the demand for professionals who can integrate science and policy in understanding and solving water and aquatic issues.

Kinesiology (B.HSc.) A degree in Kinesiology will prepare you with the knowledge and skills to function as a health professional to improve or maintain the functional capacity and well-being of a range of healthy and clinical populations.

Trent University is home to a growing number of prestigious graduate programs like the Environmental and Life Sciences M.Sc. and Ph.D. Some of Trent’s programs were the first in Canada, such as the Indigenous Studies Ph.D. and the Canadian Studies Ph.D. Learn about available pathways once you complete your undergraduate degree: trentu.ca/graduatestudies

FIRST YEAR

2ND YEAR

3RD YEAR

4TH YEAR

Exploration Take a little bit of everything as you discover the possibilities and start to build your prerequisites.

Major Declaration Begin to focus your choices.

Mix it Up Collaborate and cross-pollinate your courses. Look ahead, plan a capstone project or study abroad.

In the Driver’s Seat Do your own research, merge programs and combine community-based education.

For full details, see page 35 † pending Ministry approval

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Student Life

Whether you are living on or off-campus, based in Peterborough or Oshawa, you are part of a welcoming, supportive community.

Discover all the ways you belong at Trent University.

College Life

Support Systems

College communities at Trent provide a rich life experience, a sense of belonging and many opportunities for personal and academic growth. Each college has supportive staff and unique traditions that are celebrated in a variety of events ranging from academic workshops and visiting speakers to formal dinners and student-run activities. The colleges also provide support services such as academic advising and peer mentoring. No matter where you live, you will feel at home and a part of the college community to which you will belong.

Student Affairs Adjusting to university means developing new skills and independence. At Trent, we challenge and support each other – in the classroom and beyond. Colleges, student services and student associations each provide a full range of personal supports all coordinated by Student Affairs. Our services include: Orientation

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Academic Skills Centre

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Get Involved Clubs and Groups A great way to meet new friends and explore your non-academic interests is to join one of many clubs or groups available on either campus. If you don’t see one that matches your interests, Trent makes it easy to create your own. trentu.ca/stuorg Impact Leadership Program Impact Leadership is an innovative certificate program that prepares students to assume a wide variety of leadership roles within the Trent community and beyond. trentu.ca/impact Co-Curricular Record Trent’s co-curricular record is an official “transcript” that tracks all non-academic activities and accomplishments while at Trent.

Your co-curricular record may include a variety of achievements and activities, including student leadership, awards, workshops, clubs and groups, and much more. trentu.ca/studentaffairs/getinvolved

Career Centre

Riverside Rail Jam! Created by Trent Business Students, Railjam brings snowboarders and skiers from across the country every year for competition and celebration. trentriversiderailjam.com

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Student Wellness Centre

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Student Accessibility Services

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Student Government and Leadership Trent Central Student Association (TSCA) in Peterborough and Trent Oshawa Student Association (TOSA) provide a variety of pivotal services, ranging from health and dental insurance to transit passes, and support and sponsor the many clubs and groups across both campuses.

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Students Create Their Own Sustainable Food Options on Campus Located in Champlain College, the Seasoned Spoon is an independent, student-run café with a mission to serve ethically-mindful fare. Food is grown and processed in the local region – some of it on Trent’s rooftop gardens – from certified organic/transitionally organic farms. seasonedspoon.ca 10 // Trent University 2014

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Residence

Trent residences aren’t just buildings. They are supportive environments for you to live, connect and grow.

Peterborough Symons Campus Our Residence Guarantee

Off-Campus Housing

Apply by the deadline and your spot in residence is guaranteed.

For off-campus housing and living/learning community options, visit: trentu.ca/housing

The Choice is Yours Do you prefer a single, double or triple room?

There are a number of different room options at Trent to live with friends, make new ones, Bedroom and find your homeGzowski awayCollege from home.

Trent Oshawa’s exclusive off-campus housing service places4students.com provides students with access to listings from local landlords.

Bedroom

Desk Shower

Bedroom Desk

Vanity & Sink

Sample Gzowski College single rooms with adjoining bathroom.

Amenities and More Living on campus enhances your learning through access to peer support, special lecture series, informal gatherings, co-curricular learning workshops, seminars and leadership opportunities. Everything is at your doorstep.

Your residence experience includes: a A guaranteed space when you apply by the deadline a Furniture a Internet a Meal plan a Activities and culture a Social and educational programs a Access to an Academic Advisor and College Residence Don a A sense of belonging

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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.

Stop in at the student-run coffee shop, the Magpie, or Lady Eaton Dining Hall for a homestyle meal. Lady Eaton has a unique sense of tradition, community and student spirit. For five decades, history, music and athletics have been hallmarks of student life at LEC. No matter your interests, there is a place for you at Lady Eaton. LEC offcampus students enjoy membership in a dynamic downtown space at Black Honey Café, where everyone is welcome. trentu.ca/colleges/lec

Discover, reflect, engage - dare to be Champlain! Champlain College embodies the spirit of adventure and discovery of the famous French explorer for whom it is named.

Situated on the west bank of the Otonabee River, Champlain’s environment provides many opportunities for reflection and informal learning. At the centre of the college is the impressive Great Hall – a multipurpose space for meals, studying, public lectures, concerts, receptions and hanging out. trentu.ca/colleges/champlain

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 performance space. OC is a thriving neighbourhood, right in the heart of campus since 1972. trentu.ca/colleges/otonabee

Room options: Single, Double or Triple Rooms Meal Plans: Flex Dollars† at Champlain Court: Pita Pit, Home Zone, Grill Works, Expresso’s, Pizza Pizza and more Costs: $8,123 to $10,383* Living/Learning Community:** Active Living 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 Costs: $8,123 to $10,383* Living/Learning Community:** Expressions

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. Events and programs reflect a collective interest in a sustainable and energized future, and revolve around themes of environmentalism, fair trade, and Indigenous learning. Join a diverse, dynamic community of scholars and students brought together by our passion for learning. trentu.ca/colleges/gzowski

Room options: Single or Double Rooms Meal Plans: Board plan† breakfast, lunch and dinner from a selection of traditional-style meals: salad bar, homemade soups and desserts Costs: $9,331-$10,595* Living/Learning Community:** Leadership and Civic Engagement

Room options: Single rooms with adjoining semiprivate washroom 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 Costs: $11,596 to $11,661* Living/Learning Community:** Environmental Sustainability

Meet Jessica Vuong, Residence Don Lady Eaton College Residence, upper-year student in History and Cultural Studies, (with a minor in French and an emphasis in Teacher Education) Hometown: Toronto Extracurricular activities: Walkhome, Sustainable Trent, Free Market volunteer Athletics: intramural volleyball Passions: social justice, hot yoga, global youth “My role as a don is to connect you to all the available services and resources on campus and to challenge and support you in your university experience. My advice? Everything is a two-way street. Everything you put in, you will get back.”

† 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.

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.

Meals are provided at set times throughout the day, and offer a buffet of options. 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. *All costs based on 2012 – 2013 prices. ** Note: Living/Learning Communities are established each year according to student interests and energies. Contact Housing Services trentu.ca/housing or residence@trentu.ca.

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Fitness and Athletics

Experience world-class fitness and athletics facilities at Trent.

Compete at the highest level of varsity, or enjoy friendly competition and a sense of fun among the many club sports available.

World Class Facilities

Trent Excalibur: Varsity Sport at its Best

Staying active and finding a healthy balance are essential to your success in a well-rounded university career.

Sixteen Trent varsity teams compete at the highest level in the OUA, OCAA and CUFLA. Varsity teams and clubs include: Cross Country Running Curling Golf Lacrosse Rowing Rugby Soccer Volleyball

Trent Athletics Centre: • 12,000 sq. ft. cardio loft and weight room • 28-foot indoor climbing wall • North America’s most advanced indoor rowing tank • International competitive squash court plus two North American courts • Expanded therapy clinic offering on-site physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports health services • 25m competitive pool • Two fitness studios • Wildrock Outfitters Canoe Centre • Wi-Fi equipped café Your athletic membership is included in your student fees.

Award-Winning Campus Recreation

(competitive and recreational levels) Outstanding Intramural Achievement Award ten years in a row from the Canadian Intramural Recreation Association (CIRA).

Try co-ed innertube water polo, outdoor/indoor soccer, 3-3 co-ed basketball, dodgeball, and volleyball. Pick-up beach volleyball, badminton and floor hockey are also available. trentu.ca/athletics/campusrec

The Race for the GRAIL The most prestigious intramural award, the Grail, is presented to the college that has the greatest student participation. Watch the Athletics section of the Arthur for updates in the race for the Grail!

Currently held by Champlain College.

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New for 2013/14:

Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Golf Bursaries and awards for student athletes are available.

Trent’s Most Sustainable Building By achieving a silver rating through the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™, the Athletics Centre is one of the most sustainable buildings at Trent and in the community.

Trent Oshawa Tuition includes membership to all City of Oshawa recreation facilities including the Civic Recreational Complex right next door, with access to an indoor soccer stadium, pool, aerobics studio, weight room, indoor track, tennis, squash and badminton courts.

Try-out schedules and varsity recruitment forms are available online. Trent Oshawa athletes are welcomed and encouraged to try-out for the varsity teams on the Peterborough campus. trentvarsity.ca

Rowing Canada Talent Development Centre Recently named one of Rowing Canada’s Talent Development Centres (TDC), Trent’s rowing program is pivotal in developing Canada’s next generation of Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

Working in partnership with Rowing Canada, Row Ontario, and Canadian Sport Centre Ontario, Trent’s TDC identifies talent and trains future elite athletes in the sport of rowing, with the goal of molding new athletes into future international champions. rowtopodium.ca

Head of the Trent One of the premier fall rowing competitions, Head of the Trent has grown to include over 50 universities and clubs, making it the largest single-day rowing regatta in North America – not to mention a lively backdrop for Trent’s annual homecoming celebration. trentu.ca/hott

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Enweying

Where the World Learns Together

Nishnaabemowin for “the way we speak together”

Trent International Program

Your Voice

Whether you are coming from Barrie or Botswana, you can get involved in global discussions with people from more than 100 countries right on campus. At Trent, you are part of a vibrant community that will support you in your studies, and beyond.

Trent values indigeneity and the knowledge, perspective, and voice students of Indigenous heritage bring to the Trent community. All students benefit from Trent’s leadership in Indigenous knowledge and culture.

Go Global: Study Abroad Your doorway to an amazing world view, TIP has several programs for you to choose from, each giving you a unique opportunity to get to where you want to go.

First Peoples House of Learning

Fit a semester or a year abroad seamlessly into your university experience through a formal exchange. Pay your normal Trent tuition and ancillary fees and the tuition fees are waived at the host university. You can also spend a summer abroad or take advantage of many international internship and volunteer abroad opportunities. Choose from more than 40 countries, from Australia to Wales.

Visit the TIP Office to get started on your global adventure.

Is English Your Second Language?

English for University offers intensive English language preparation for university success.

See page 35.

Our Commitment to International Students The Global Citizen Scholarships and awards recognize the contributions you make to your school, nation, and global community. These highly competitive awards are awarded each year to exceptional international scholars who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and community service involvement. In addition to the financial support provided, we will also invite you to participate in additional extracurricular programs, seek out campus mentors to help you achieve your leadership goals, and attend regular forums where you can meet other like-minded scholars.

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International Scholarships and Awards Automatic Entrance Scholarships for high-achieving students $1,000 – 3,000/ year x 4 years (no application required) IB Entrance Scholarships $1,000/year x 4 years (min. IB score of 28, can be combined with entrance scholarships) (no application required) Global Citizen Scholarship $10,000 - 30,000/ year x 4 years United World College Scholarship $10,000 – 30,000/year x 4 years Justin Chiu Scholarship $30,000/year x 4 years Jack Matthews Scholarship $30,000/year x 4 years Scotiabank International Student Scholarship $2,000 – 8,000/year x 4 years International Awards $1,000 - 10,000/year x 4 years Apply by February 15, 2014 at : trentu.ca/international/ financesandscholarships.php

The First Peoples House of Learning, located in the Enweying building at Gzowski College, is a bustling centre of activity that connects to local First Nations communities and provides special services, support and a home away from home for Indigenous students from all over the world.

For non-Indigenous students, it’s a place to build awareness and to become immersed in many new and traditional cultural experiences.

Your Community

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Attend social events in the Benedict Gathering Space and a diverse range of performances in the Nozhem First Peoples Performance Space. Join elders for a fireside talk in the tipi.

Self Identification

Self-identifying your Indigenous ancestry helps ensure we provide the best cultural and support services possible. Contact First Peoples House of Learning for more information: trentu.ca/fphl Indigenous Diploma Programs The Indigenous Diploma Program at Trent University is a program for applicants of Indigenous ancestry who wish to pursue university level studies, who may not have taken a traditional academic path towards postsecondary education, and who may benefit from studying in a supportive academic atmosphere for Indigenous students. Find out more on page 34.

Trent University Native Association Trent University Native Association (TUNA) is a long-standing student-run group, whose main focus is to create cultural awareness and support for Indigenous students within and outside the University.

TUNA sponsors events that foster a safe environment for expression, such as a yearly Pow-Wow, and are key supporters of the Traditional Elders Gathering.

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Trent University Oshawa Oshawa Degree Programs Learn to think critically, to communicate clearly and to solve complex problems. Focus your studies in areas of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Anthropology Business Administration Social Work† NEW English Literature History Psychology Sociology Teacher Education Stream Students can also complement their degrees with a range of courses available at the Oshawa campus including Biology, Environmental Studies, Cultural Studies, French, Geography, Indigenous Studies, Philosophy, Politics and Gender and Women’s Studies. † pending Ministry approval

Student Success “We want to work closely with you to plan your success and to make the right adjustments as you move through your academic career.”

Craig Cameron, Academic Advisor

Connected to the Pulse of the Community Trent Oshawa students were guests of the Honourable Michael Coteau, minister of Citizenship and Immigration at the 2013 annual Black History Celebration at Queen’s Park in recognition of their innovative contribution “Still I Rise!”

Trent University Oshawa offers a unique and personal experience.

Faculty and staff are accessible and directly engaged in the success of every student.

Inspiring Student-Faculty Interaction “I find the most effective way to work with students is to treat them as research colleagues,” says Dr. Sara Humphreys, a Trent Oshawa professor who encouraged Corey Maclean to publish his first science fiction novel before he even graduated.

Prof. Humphreys stays on the cutting-edge of digital teaching practices and includes students in her research.

Fitness and Athletics Benefit from access to all City of Oshawa fitness and recreation facilities, including pools, aerobics and fitness studios, weight rooms, squash, tennis and badminton courts, indoor running tracks, and soccer stadiums.

Convenient Location Proximity to work or home is an important consideration. Approximately 70 per cent of Trent Oshawa students commute to campus in less than 40 minutes. We are only minutes from the 401 (Stevenson Exit) by car, and parking is free. GO Transit is close with a direct link to the University and municipal transit stops nearby.

Durham Region Transit has recently launched a new Bus Rapid Transit “Pulse” service which connects students from Scarborough all the way to downtown Oshawa.

Get Involved Take advantage of both academic and personal support systems. Work with peer mentors who understand your perspective and can share their experience. Choose from many student-run associations and clubs through the Trent Oshawa Students Association (TOSA) or start your own, and enjoy guest lectures and special events.

“Still I Rise!” was an interdisciplinary collaboration that brought the Greater Durham Region community together while showcasing a wide range of student research.

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Shining Examples

GLOBAL INNOVATOR AND TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR

Don Tapscott, Honours B.Sc. in Psychology and Sociology, (1966) “At Trent, I learned how to think, how to write, how to solve problems,” says Don Tapscott, Trent’s first alumnus to become chancellor, a digital age guru, best-selling author of 14 books and one of the top ten global business thinkers. Don says that students should focus on a broad education. “It’s no longer just what you know; it’s your capacity to solve problems, to think, to research, and to reinvent your knowledge base. Trent’s student-focused, customized, collaborative learning experience is the new model for developing knowledge workers who can build more effective social and economic institutions.”

Trent graduates define success on their own terms, leading meaningful lives with global impact. Join a circle of Trent alumni who are luminaries in their fields.

AWARD WINNING AUTHOR

CAPTAINS OF AVIATION

BIOMATERIALS M.V.P.

DISTINGUISHED AMBASSADOR

Yann Martel, Honours B.A. in Philosophy, (1985)

Eric, Kate & Sean Gillespie, Honours B.A. Business Administration (2004, 2005, 2003)

Dr. Suresh Narine, M.Sc. in Chemical Physics/B.Sc. in Chemical Physics (1991)/ Ontario Research Chair in Green Chemistry and Engineering, NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Lipid-Derived Biomaterials

Lucie Edwards, Honours B.A. Economics and History (1973)

Author of the award-winning novel Life of Pi, which became an Oscar-winning motion picture, Yann Martel began writing while studying philosophy at Trent. “I loved playing with language, creating a set, inventing characters,” he says. “I kept at it and, slowly, I became a writer.” He sees Trent as a place to develop broad-minded, critical thinkers. “The world needs, above all else, thinking citizens who are informed in a way that they can deal with the world’s complexity. A good university, like Trent, can develop that.”

Alumni House: Trent alumni are ongoing supporters of current students in many ways from career development and networking events to funding bursaries, scholarships and awards. trentu.ca/alumni

Eric, Sean and Kate Gillespie say that Trent was essential to their development as business professionals. The siblings, who graduated from Trent’s Business Administration program, have seen their multi-million dollar family enterprise Flying Colours triple in size in just four years.

With clients ranging from movie stars to multi-national corporations, Flying Colours is a world leader in aircraft refurbishing, modification and completion. “Although we have specific responsibilities, we all wear different hats. Trent taught us how to adapt to different situations and prepared us for taking on various roles in our company.”

Check out videos, photo galleries and full profiles.

It’s no wonder Dr. Suresh Narine was named one of Canada’s Top 40 under 40 in 2011.

Internationally recognized as a pioneer researcher, Dr. Narine returned to Trent in 2009 as professor of Physics, Astronomy and Chemistry and he established the Trent Centre for Biomaterials Research (TCBR), a 7,000 sq. ft., state-of-the-art research and technology development facility that focuses on the creation of petro-chemical replacements and biomaterials from lipids. “As a Trent student,” Dr. Narine says, “I learned to think for myself, to challenge the status quo, and I learned that solutions often reside in unconventional partnerships. Without this approach, many of the successes I have counted in my life would not have been possible.”

Lucie Edwards describes the day she formally invited Nelson Mandela to become an honorary Canadian as the high point of her 33-year career in the Canadian Foreign Service, which took her to a series of hot spots in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Speaking of her time as a Trent student, she says: “You can’t get lost at Trent. The small group teaching, the emphasis on tutorials, the individual support – you’re fully engaged in what’s going on at the school. And the college system provides a wonderful community on a scale that is suitable for young people. My closest friends were made at Trent, and I see that close community spirit is still alive and well.”

THRILL MASTER ALUMNUS-IN-RESIDENCE (2013-14)

Linwood Barclay, Honours B.A. English Literature (1977) Linwood Barclay found the support he needed at Trent to pursue his passion for writing. Now an international bestselling author, he has fans like Stephen King waiting for his latest novel.

His recent novel Trust Your Eyes is set to become a film and it all started as an English major at Trent University. “At Trent, you can get to know your professors, drop into their offices, and have one-on-one conversations,” says Linwood. “You’re not just a face in the crowd.” And he points out that Trent’s broad approach to learning is relevant at a time when specific skills can become obsolete in a few years. “If you learn how to think critically, to understand other points of view, to assess a situation with a sense of history, you’ll be able to draw on that experience for much, much longer,” he says.

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Supporting the Pursuit of Excellence

Trent University National Renewable Entrance Scholarship For Canadian Students

Who Is Eligible

At Trent, we believe in rewarding academic excellence and in supporting an accessible education for all. That is why Trent University invests more in scholarships and bursaries than any other university of our size in Canada.

Application Required?

Criteria

Trent Scholarship Program

Secondary Students

No

Canadian students entering first year at Trent University directly from secondary school with an admission average of 80% or higher.

Admission Avg Max Scholarship Details Potential 95% $25,000 Full tuition x 4 years 90-94% $25,000 Full tuition x 4 years 85-89% $6,000 $1,500 x 4 years 80-84% $4,000 $1,000 x 4 years

Transfer Students

No

Students who transfer from another accredited Canadian post-secondary institution (college or university), with an admission average of 80% or higher.

Admission Avg Max Scholarship Details Potential 95% $12,000 $3,000 x 4 years 90-94% $10,000 $2,500 x 4 years 85-89% $6,000 $1,500 x 4 years 80-84% $4,000 $1,000 x 4 years

Prestigious Scholarships

Scholarship

All new students with a final admission average of 80% or higher receive a Trent University National Renewable Entrance Scholarship.

Name

The Champlain Scholarship

Application Criteria Required?

Max Scholarship Potential

Admission Average

Year 1

Year 2,3 and 4

Yes

Each year, two scholarships are awarded to entering students of exceptionally high academic achievement and promise.

$25,000

90% or above

Full tuition

Full tuition/ year

80-89%

Full tuition

$5,000/ year

Each year, one scholarship is awarded to an entering student who has shown outstanding leadership and involvement in his/her community, as well as academic achievement.

$25,000

90% or above

Full tuition

Full tuition/ year

80-89%

Full tuition

$4,500/ year

Each year, several scholarships are awarded to entering students of outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement.

$25,000

90% or above

Full tuition

Full tuition/ year

80-89%

Full tuition

$3,750/ year

Each year, one scholarship is awarded to an entering student of outstanding academic and extra-curricular achievement who has been awarded a medal or an honourable mention for a senior-level project at a CanadaWide Science Fair within the past two calendar years.

$25,000

90% or above

Full tuition

Full tuition/ year

80-89%

Full tuition

$3,750/ year

Visit the following websites to learn more: trentu.ca/financialaid trentu.ca/scholarships osap.gov.on.ca Canlearn.ca studentawards.com scholarshipscanada.com trentu.ca/careers

Full tuition for Canadian high school students with 90%

The Board of Governor’s Leadership Scholarship

Yes

Special Admission Scholarship

Yes

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 athletic skills and abilities.

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

Applications are available through the Office of Alumni Affairs.

CIBC Nursing Awards An entrance bursary of $2,500 is awarded to a limited number of students entering into the nursing program. Recipients are selected on a combination of academic merit and financial need.

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New Student Entrance Bursaries Entrance bursaries of $500 to $1,000 are available to students with a financial need who are attending post-secondary studies for the first time in September. Entrance bursary applications are available on the Financial Aid website.

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, to 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.

Athletic Entrance Bursary Athletic entrance bursaries are awarded to entering varsity athletes who demonstrate financial need, valued at a minimum of $500.

Former Crown Ward Entrance Bursary Entrance bursaries awarded to former Crown Wards entering their first year of study to assist with their first year of tuition. Crown Ward entrance bursaries provide funding for 50% of tuition, up to a value of $3,000.

Trent Work Study Program Funded by Trent University, TWSP provides more than 300 part-time jobs on campus during the study period for full-time students receiving OSAP or government student aid from another province.

Information will be available at the Financial Aid Office in September.

International Scholarships and Awards There are a variety of scholarships and awards for international students. For more information, see page 16.

Canada Wide Science Fair Scholarship

Yes

Trent University Entrance Scholarship Details and Conditions • All scholarships are renewable for up to four years with a minimum average of 80% in five Trent University credits • Full tuition scholarships are renewable at a minimum average of 90% in at least five Trent University credits. Students renewing between 80-89% will receive the amounts reflected in the chart for transfer students. Prestigious Scholarship renewal details are indicated in the chart above • Maximum values for full-tuition scholarships are approximate as tuition rates fluctuate year to year • Your final scholarship amount will be communicated to you by the Financial Aid office • Trent University scholarship conditions and values are subject to change • “Full tuition” applies to tuition, excluding student levies, ancillary fees or housing costs

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How Much Will It Cost?

Estimated Average Budget for an Academic Year

Residence

Off-Campus At Home

International

Tuition

$5,864

$5,864

$5,864

$17,300

Ancillary Fees

$1,400

$1,400

$1,400

$2,300

Books & Supplies $1,600

$1,600

$1,600

$1,600

Room & Board

$8,350 - 12,000

$8,500

$0

$6,400 - 12,000

Personal

Total

$2,400

$2,400

$2,400 $2,400

$19,614 - 23,264

$19,764

$11,264

$30,000 - 35,600

This chart represents an estimated average eight-month budget and tuition for 2013/2014. For more detailed information and tools for successful budget planning, please download the “Trent’s Student Guide to Financial Literacy” at trentu.ca/financialaid Trent University 2014 // 23

Getting access to your own best thinking, to one’s own wisdom, comes from the kind of education you get at Trent.

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Professional and Specialized Programs THE TRENT/FLEMING SCHOOL OF NURSING The Trent/Fleming School of Nursing emphasizes a holistic approach to healthcare. Graduates of the collaborative and compressed programs are well-known as critical thinkers whose compassion and scientific knowledge are rooted in the values of professional and social responsibility.

Accredited by the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing, and a Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) “Best Practice Spotlight Organization,” the program spans a variety of nursing contexts. Knowledge and skills are developed through lectures, seminars, case studies, simulation labs, online coursework, and clinical practice. Theory and practice occur simultaneously, starting in first year. By the final year of study, students will have had the opportunity to practice nursing in a range of hospital and community settings.

Popular Courses: Transcultural Concepts in Healthcare; Biomedical Ethics; Transitions in Health and Illness; Rural Nursing Practice; Contemporary Issues in Aging and Health trentu.ca/nursing

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Teacher Education Stream (B.A. or B.Sc.)

This program provides students with a strong foundation for application into a consecutive teacher education program, and ultimately the teaching profession. Students gain practical and theoretical knowledge through course work, participation in two workshops per year on current issues in education, and 75 hours of experience-based learning. Each year, a number of spaces in the Trent Consecutive Bachelor of Education program are reserved for graduates of the Teacher Education Stream.

Why Trent?

• Participate in workshops linked to the priorities of Ontario curriculum guidelines, including environmental education, Indigenous knowledge, and social justice • Take advantage of additional professional learning opportunities, such as Impact Leadership, Frontier College, and Penpals • Complete the Emphasis in Teacher Education and receive a special notation on your official transcript • Benefit from Trent’s professional partnerships with the community and educators

Why Trent?

• Study in the state-of-the-art Life and Health Sciences facility, home to simulation labs including a maternal/child and community care simulation • Benefit from partnerships with a range of healthcare providers and gain more than 1,300 hours of clinical experience over four years of study • Develop a strong understanding of social justice and political advocacy in the healthcare environment • Choose courses from an innovative curriculum, including aging, environmental health, Indigenous health, rural, and women’s health Career Paths: Acute Care / Home Care / Long-Term or Complex Continuing Care / Child, Mental or Public Health Nurse / Research / Education

THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

Career Paths: Teacher / Child Care Worker / Educational Author / Publisher / Principal

Make a Difference Participate in a medical field placement in a rural Honduran village as part of the “Honduran Medical Brigade.” trentu.ca/nursing

Popular Courses: Learning Styles and Teaching Children with Special Needs / Mathematics for Teacher Education / Physical Science for Teacher Education / Environmental Science for Teacher Education trentu.ca/education

education. The Emphasis program provides students with the academic background to pursue a Bachelor of Education, and offers workshops that address current issues in the field. The Emphasis does not guarantee admission into a Consecutive B.Ed. program, but the transcripts of students who complete the Emphasis will contain a special notation on their official transcript. trentu.ca/education

Consecutive Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)

The Consecutive Education program is available 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. There 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.

Why Trent?

• Engage in fields such as adult and special needs education, government and public policy, youth and recreational education, educational consulting and programming, environmental mentorship, and teaching abroad • Involve yourself in a program that promotes social justice, equity and diversity • Participate in a unique program in literacy, including a literacy placement Career Paths: Teacher / Career Counsellor / Curriculum Designer / Literacy Specialist / Training Consultant Popular Courses: Supporting Literacy and Learners with Special Needs / Issues in Planning, Assessment and Evaluation / Sociocultural Perspectives on Human Development and Learning / Educational Law, Ethics and Professional Conduct / Practicum: Developing Teaching Identity, Knowledge and Skill

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 Bachelor of Education.

Why Trent?

• Join the many students before you who have experienced high success rates as Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education students • Use first year to explore academic and division choices before deciding on Queen’s teaching division and flexible program options at Trent • Study in a supportive professional community with longstanding local partnerships Career Paths: Teacher / Career Counsellor / Curriculum Designer / Literacy Specialist / Training Consultant Popular Courses: Sociology of Education; Child Development; Children’s Literature; Math for Teacher Education; Foundations for Indigenous Learning; Music and Society trentu.ca/education/concurrent

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Emphasis in Teacher Education (B.A. or B.Sc.) The Emphasis in Teacher Education is available to Trent students in a single or joint Honours program who are considering a career in

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Arts & Science (B.A.S.)

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

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 leader in the management of the overlapping social, artistic, and scientific complexities of today’s world.

Policy and planning for an environmentally sustainable future requires interdisciplinary awareness and approaches. Your studies will address contemporary environmental challenges, policy and politics from multiple perspectives. You will develop an understanding of the legal and management procedures for solving natural resource and environmental problems, and learn how to combine scientific and social knowledge effectively. Students take an equal number of courses in environmental science and environmental studies.

Why Trent?

• Design your degree to suit your interests and strengths • Develop skills of inquiry and critical thinking from both scientific and humanistic perspectives • Participate in student-driven research with faculty members from a variety of disciplines Career Conscious Medicine / Law / Journalism / Public Policy / Teaching / Marketing & Communications / Government / Business / Publishing Popular Courses: Communicating Knowledge; Knowing and Wondering; Philosophy of Science trentu.ca/bas 28 // Trent University 2014

Why Trent?

• Learn how to integrate science and policy in understanding and solving environmental problems • Develop skills in state-of-the-art labs and facilities, and the extensive living laboratory provided by Trent’s natural setting • 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

Popular courses: Environmental Science and Politics; Energy, Science and Technology; Critical Environmental Thinking; Urban Environments; Environmental Ethics; Sustainable Innovation trentu.ca/ers

Business Administration (B.B.A.)

Prepare to be part of the next generation of leaders, business professionals and entrepreneurs. Through an integrated approach spanning corporate, selfemployment, online, small business and non-profit/community models, you will learn fundamentals of leadership management, gaining a deep understanding of the organization of business and its role in a changing world. Your studies will include a broad foundation of business knowledge through delivery of core courses across business areas beginning in first year. Choose to focus in one of several specializations, or connect your interest in business with other study areas through Trent’s commitment to interdisciplinary learning.

Why Trent?

• Specialize in Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Consumer Culture, Human Resource

Management, Niigaaniiwin – The Art of Leading, Economics and Finance, Ethics and Sustainability, or Information Systems and E-Commerce • Acquire real-world professional experience through a variety of opportunities, including upper year for-credit internships, communitybased research projects, the Trent Business Students’ Association, or participate in local and national student business competitions • Benefit from a human scaled approach to teaching, and the knowledge and expertise of a dedicated alumni community of business leaders and mentors Career Conscious Corporate, Small-Business and Non-Profit / Accountant / Indigenous Business Development Officer / Marketing and Communications Director / Labour Relations Specialist / Entrepreneur Popular Courses: Management Skills; Entrepreneurship; Leadership, Training and Development: A Cross-Cultural Approach; Ethics and Capitalism; Financial Accounting; Advertising

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BBA Students Break MicroVenture Record Trent Business students broke national records with a successful MicroVenture project for their entrepreneurship course.

The students started a business with five dollars in capital. After just ten days, they had achieved revenues exceeding $6,000 and a profit of over $5,000. “This activity is a great fit with Trent’s active learning model,” said program director, Dr. Ray Dart.

Why Trent?

• Access Canada’s Research Chair in DNA Profiling, Forensics and Functional Genomics, and benefit from Trent’s partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources • Work directly with scientists in the lab and professionals in the field • Hone your investigative skills in blood spatter analysis, finger printing, and evidence recovery in mock crime scenes at Trent’s Crime Scene House Career Paths: Crime Scene Technician / Criminalist / DNA Analyst / Forensic Pathologist / Medical Research Scientist / Pharmaceutical Marketing / Document Analyst / Police Officer / Research Scientist / Social Worker / Wildlife Forensic Scientist Popular Courses: Crime Scene Investigation; Trends in Forensic Science; Biocrime and Bioterrorism; Computer Crime and Forensics; Presentation of Forensic Evidence; Species-at-Risk Biology and Policy Arts/Forensics (Joint-Major B.A.), Science/Forensics (Joint-Major B.Sc.)

Arts/Business (Joint-Major B.A.), Science/Business (Joint-Major B.Sc.)

Forensic Science (B.Sc.F.S.)

The joint major (B.A. or B.Sc.) allows students to combine business with any other academic interest as a joint major.

Forensics is the investigative science behind the law. This program combines theory and practice to give you the confidence and skills to excel in this fascinating field. Award-winning faculty and leading professionals bring Trent students an extensive working knowledge of a diverse range of topics, along with current developments in the field. Gain hard skills and real-world experience to prepare for a professional career.

Why Trent?

• Study in the only university in Canada to offer a wide range of joint majors in Business Administration • Create a unique educational focus based on your interests with an interdisciplinary knowledge base

The joint major (B.A. or B.Sc.) allows students to combine forensic science with any other academic interest as a joint major.

Why Trent?

• Study in the only university in Canada to offer a wide range of joint majors in Forensic Science • Create a unique educational focus based on your interests with an interdisciplinary knowledge base • Gain access to outstanding faculty and cutting edge labs, and benefit from the opportunity to get involved in communitybased or self-directed research, or summer employment opportunities trentu.ca/forensicscience Trent University 2014 // 29

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 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.

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies (B.A.) 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 accomplished instructors and scholars.

Why Trent?

• Examine, through interdisciplinary study, the history, society, literature and physical remains of the ancient Mediterranean from 3000 B.C. to 650 A.D. • Take courses based on the active research of faculty who are leaders in the field • Participate in one-of-a-kind extracurricular activities and projects, like student productions of ancient Greek plays and archaeological excavation in the Mediterranean

Why Trent?

• Select from more than 20 interdisciplinary programs and 70 optional courses • Work with community groups on meaningful research projects or participate in offcampus student retreats • See Canada from another perspective through a one-year North American exchange program Career Paths: Biographer / Public Administrator / Community Relations Consultant / Diplomat / Immigration Officer / Lawyer / Policy Analyst / Public Policy Officer / Journalist / Politician Popular Courses: Security, Surveillance and the Making of the Contemporary Canadian State; Canada in the 1960s; First Nations and the Metis of Western Canada; Canada: The Land; Northern Summer Field Course trentu.ca/canadianstudies

Career Paths: Archaeologist / Archivist / Curator / Editor / Secondary School Teacher / Journalist / Library and Information Systems Specialist / Professor / Public Relations Specialist Popular Courses: Trojan War; Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology; Gladiators: Games of Death in the Roman Arena; Love, Sex and Death; Collapse of Complex Societies trentu.ca/ahc

culture itself, to decode its complex systems of messages, and ultimately, understand how culture finds meaning in our everyday lives.

Career Paths: Advertising and Marketing Executive / Director / Author / Cultural Events Planner / Museum and Heritage Consultant / Radio or Television Producer / Videographer / Communications Specialist / Journalist / Cultural Critic Popular Courses: Media and Society; Civilization and Human Nature; Science Fiction; World Cinema; Issues in Global Media; Music and Society; Mass Media and Popular Culture; Visual Arts Studios; Theatre Workshops.

English Literature (B.A.)

Canada Research Chair in Cultural Studies, Dr. Davide Panagia challenges media concepts in dialogue with undergraduate students in his media research lab.

Canadian Studies (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. Seminar and workshop classes provide opportunities for discussion, critical thinking, and one-on-one interaction with leading scholars.

Cultural Studies (B.A.) 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. One of the first programs of its kind in Canada, Canadian Studies offers unparalleled insight into the life and history of Canada, and how the nation and its people have evolved to who we are today.

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As a student of Cultural Studies, you will participate in one of the only programs of its kind in Canada, and explore concepts about human nature, technology, art, culture, and change. Through engagement in a range of courses in visual arts, cultural theory, media, film, theatre, music, and creative writing, you will learn to question and analyze the notion of

Why Trent?

• Develop a solid foundation for graduate studies in M.A./Ph.D. and/or professional studies • Engage with authors during guest lectures and study with award-winning faculty dedicated to teaching and research • Explore alternative learning methods, including dramatic performances, music, peer-assessed active learning, blogging and many other innovative strategies

Popular Courses: Franco-Ontarian Literature; French Civilization; The Pre-revolutionary Novel; Grammar and Linguistics; Quebec Science Fiction and Fantasy; Geopoetics trentu.ca/modernlanguages

Popular Courses: Reading Shakespeare for the Classroom and Stage; Creative Writing; Children’s Literature; Popular Fiction; American Literature; Canadian Literature; Modern Irish Literature trentu.ca/english

Why Trent?

• Specialize in Arts, Comparative Literature, Film, Video and Media, or Social Thought, or take a comprehensive approach • Create culture yourself through workshops taught by renowned theatre directors, artists, musicians, writers, and filmmakers • Home of internationally-renowned journal, Theory & Event

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Partners in Learning

Career Paths: Broadcaster / Journalist / Librarian / Public Relations Specialist / Teacher / Writer / Translator / Archivist / Editor / Communications Strategist / Arts Critic / Researcher / Content Manager / Marketing Specialist

Why Trent?

• Experience the diversity of Hispanic culture, past and present • Acquire Spanish language proficiency to compliment other programs, such as International Development Studies • Learn through a multi-disciplinary approach to Spanish and Spanish American literature and language

Gender & Women’s Studies (B.A.)

Gender is everywhere, influencing human behaviour, interaction, and social institutions.

This program explores a broad range of feminist perspectives on health, history, popular culture, law, the environment, social policy, and globalization. Develop an interdisciplinary understanding of gender relations, sexuality, and women’s diverse experiences across cultures, throughout history, and in contemporary societies.

Career Paths: Cultural Affairs Coordinator / Foreign Services Officer / Interpreter/ Linguist / Professor/ Translator Immigration Officer / Marketing Consultant / Writer Popular Courses: Spanish Culture and Civilization; SpanishAmerican Film and Literature; Spanish Literature of the Golden Age; Advanced Spanish and Composition; Honours Thesis trentu.ca/modernlanguages

The Power of Words English Literature student Elisha Rubacha was the first to win the Barbara Rooke travel prize, awarded for her inspiring account of Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises. The prize funded her travel to Spain along with a cash reward of $2,000.

French Studies Modern Languages (B.A.) Experience an array of courses on French language, Francophone cultures, literatures and linguistics. French Studies offers opportunities for all levels of French learners; whether you are at beginner level, coming from Core French or Immersion, you will be 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. In our bilingual country, and beyond, career opportunities abound for graduates of French Studies.

Why Trent?

• Obtain a specialization in Quebec Studies • Spend a year studying abroad in Nantes (France) • Participate in French-based events, such as presentations by guest speakers, public readings, and student-run mini-conferences Career Paths: Cultural Affairs Coordinator / Foreign Services Officer / Interpreter/ Linguist / Professor/ Translator Immigration Officer / Marketing Consultant / Writer

Why Trent?

• Select courses from a range of offerings and disciplines, encouraging choice and specialization • Become part of a community of like-minded individuals, and engage with guest lecturers, authors and leaders in the field, and enhance your skills through community-based education opportunities • Learn from some of the foremost scholars in the country Career Paths: Lawyer / Policy Advisor / Community Health Officer / Counsellor / Health Promoter / Equity Advisor / Human Rights Advocate / Journalist / Social Worker / Teacher / Program Manager Popular Courses: Gender and Popular Culture; Social Construction of Sexuality; Gender, Race and Class; Gender, Globalization and Resistance; Community Research Placement; Criminalizing Women

Inspiring Achievement With support from the Trent community and Accessibility Services, Ronald (Jordan) Hurley achieved tremendous academic and personal success as he obtained his Bachelor of Arts in History and Computer Studies while dealing with mobility and auditory issues. He was awarded the prestigious Bagnani Medal at Convocation for high overall standing.

His desire is to become an advocate for others dealing with physical challenges.

trentu.ca/womensstudies Jordan’s full profile: trentu.ca/convocation Hispanic Studies Modern Languages (B.A.) History (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 one of the world’s most widely spoken languages and experience the rich cultural heritage of the Hispanic world. This program will expand your writing and language skills and your career options as a global communicator.

As a student in one of the largest programs at Trent, you will have the opportunity to engage with award-winning historians and an array of global specialties including: Europe, Canada, US, Russia, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and world expansion, from

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the Middle Ages to the twenty-first century.

You will develop exceptional research and communication skills that can be applied across many career options.

Why Trent?

• Benefit from small group discussion seminars taught by award-winning faculty • 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, Africa, Pre-Confederation Canada, or medieval Europe • Spend a year studying abroad at one of many partner universities around the world, or in Peterborough studying Museum Management

Career Paths: Writer / Editor / Digital Media Specialist / Producer / Director / Communications Specialist / Filmmaker / Broadcaster / Copywriter / Public Relations Consultant Popular Courses: Critical Thinking; Media and Society; Introduction to Philosophy: Moral and Political; Knowing and Wondering trentu.ca/journalism

Career Paths: Curator / Historic Preservation Officer / Teacher / Journalist / Historical Consultant / Diplomatic Corps/ Military / Politician / Lawyer and Legal field / Archivist / Producer / Administration / Writer / Librarian / Civil Servant Popular Courses: Ten Days That Shook the World; Going Global: How Everyday Things and Ideas Shaped World History; History of Madness; Everyday History; Soviet Experiment; Canadian History through Murder, Execution, Assassination, and Suicide; Medieval Warfare trentu.ca/history Journalism (B.A. or B.Sc.) The journalist’s role is to tell society’s stories to help citizens better understand their world. The fully integrated Journalism Program prepares graduates to be informed, critically aware, and technically skilled journalists. You will earn an Ontario college advanced diploma in Journalism (Online, Print and Broadcast) from Loyalist College, and a Joint-Major honours (B.A. or B.Sc.) degree in Journalism and another discipline of your choice from Trent. The program is based at both institutions, giving students a unique combination of services and access to faculty support and leading edge research, as well as technical facilities.

Your degree and diploma can be completed together in four (Arts) or five (Science) years of full-time study.

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 • Build a comprehensive portfolio that documents your knowledge, skills and career readiness • Participate in a capstone project and an eight week internship that will facilitate networking and career development 32 // Trent University 2014

Media Studies (B.A.) Drawing from courses in Anthropology, Canadian Studies, Computer and Information Studies, Cultural Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Philosophy, and Sociology, you will engage with complex questions about society and the media through an interdisciplinary lens.

Explore the ways in which information in the digital age is consumed, lived, and organized, and how contemporary media environments differ from those in the past. Your studies will include research on media institutions, the influence of advertising on contemporary media, the effect of new technologies, feminist critiques of images of women, theories of ideology and “cultural hegemony,” digital media, and the role of mass media in shaping how we imagine and see our world.

Philosophy (B.A.) What do you believe, and why? Philosophy can help with the answers. You will study 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.

Students of philosophy develop advanced skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication – valuable foundations in any number of career choices.

Why Trent?

• Explore 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 Career Paths: Doctor / Lawyer / Human Resources Executive / Human Rights Officer / Journalist / Public Relations Professional / Equity Advisor / Ethics Consultant / Marketing Executive Popular Courses: Critical Thinking; Love and Desire; Philosophy of Law; Moral Issues; Philosophy of Emotion; Cyberethics; Advanced Topics in Biomedical Ethics trentu.ca/philosophy

Popular Courses: Media and Society; Virtual Worlds: The Anthropology of Online Communities; Issues in Global Media; Digital Culture; Multimedia and Design trentu.ca/mediastudies

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 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.) Anthropology is the study of the human experience, from our earliest ancestors to contemporary digital society. You will learn to see humankind as complex social and biological beings with the capacity for language and culture. Drawing on insights from archaeology, cultural, linguistic, and biological anthropology, you will explore the extraordinary variability in human adaptation, organization and belief, and how the common circumstances we face unite us.

Why Trent?

• Study with renowned researchers in one of the most highly regarded programs in Canada • Participate in an archaeological field school in Belize or Ontario • Spend a year abroad in Ghana, Thailand, or France Career Paths: Archaeologist / Public Service / Cultural and Heritage Consultant / Environmental Impact Assessor / Ethnographer / Forensic Anthropologist / Immigration and Human Rights / Public Health / Medical Anthropologist / Museum Curator / Program Manager Popular Courses: Plagues and Peoples; Freaks and Geeks: The Anthropology of Subcultures and CyberCultures; Culture and Food; Environmental Archaeology; Mortuary Archaeology

Why Trent?

• Study an interdisciplinary curriculum, with a special emphasis on new digital media • Develop skills in communications, critical and analytical thinking, and ethical awareness • Gain in-depth knowledge of media and effective communication skills Career Paths: Advertising and Marketing / Teaching / Journalism / Cultural Production / TV, Radio or Internet Documentary Production / Media Consultancy / Communications / Content Manager /

SOCIAL SCIENCES

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The Power of Ethics “Establishing an endowed chair in ethics shows Trent’s commitment to the importance of thinking excellently and critically about the most fundamental questions of our lives and our shared responsibilities,” says Professor Kathryn Norlock, a renowned researcher and scholar in the field of ethics, feminist philosophy, environmental philosophy and sociopolitical issues. Eighty-nine percent of employers rate ethical judgement skills and integrity as highly important skills.

Archaeology is the interdisciplinary study of the human past through the examination of material and biological remains, including artifacts, human and animal bones, architecture, and plants. You will learn the field methods and laboratory techniques used to study these materials, as well as theories archaeologists use to understand the ancient cultures and past civilizations of the Americas, Europe and the pre-Classical and Classical Mediterranean world. This exciting new interdisciplinary program combines courses from Anthropology, Ancient History & Classics, and the sciences.

Why Trent?

• Specialize in Anthropological Archaeology or Classical Archaeology • Conduct field work in Ontario, or abroad in places like Belize, Europe, Turkey, North Africa, and more • Practice in specialized labs for bioarchaeology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), archaeozoology and lithic analysis

Popular Courses: The Canadian Economy; Public Economics; International Economics; Environmental Economics; Health Economics; The Economics of Global Interdependence; Managerial Economics trentu.ca/economics

Career Paths: Archaeological Data Manager / Archaeologist / Archaeotourism Professional / Archivist / Bioarchaeologist / First Nations Liaison Officer / Heritage Management Consultant / Heritage Planner / Professor / Laboratory Supervisor / Museum Curator / Teacher Popular Courses: Archaeozoology; Collapse of Complex Societies; Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology; Human Adaptability; Case Studies in Classical Archaeology trentu.ca/archaeology Economics (B.A. or B.Sc.) Study the impact that individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and governments have on the economy. Through your studies, you will gain an understanding of the methods and tools required to analyze complex economic issues, such as 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.

Why Trent?

• Gain experience through participation in faculty research during your undergraduate degree • Benefit from small-group classes, seminars and workshops • Undertake individual research projects using economic modeling tools Career Paths: Financial Analyst / Business Risk Consultant / Economic Journalist / Fundraising Coordinator / Institutional Research Analyst / Politician / Investment Banking Analyst / Health Policy Planner / Market Research Analyst

Collaborative Research Dr. Mak Arvin and Dr. Byron Lew are co-authors of the new and acclaimed International Journal of Happiness and Development. The journal seeks to broaden our understanding of “happiness” and how it may relate to development from economic, political, psychological, and/or sociological perspectives. Editor in chief, Professor Arvin – eight-time winner of Trent’s Merit Award for Excellence in Research – was drawn to Trent for the opportunity for close collaboration amongst colleagues and with students.

Indigenous Environmental Studies (B.A. or B.Sc.) Trent’s Indigenous Environmental Studies program is the first in North America to integrate Indigenous traditional knowledge with a Western scientific approach. You will explore complex topics such as climate change, Indigenous health, and the environment.

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• Learn from Indigenous and non-Indigenous faculty through your joint studies in Indigenous Studies and Environmental and Resource Science/Studies • Take part in experiential learning, field courses or exchange opportunities Career Paths: Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer / Ecologist / Environmental Activist / Environmental Educator / Environmental Impact Assessment Specialist / Natural Resources Manager Popular Courses: Indigenous People’s Health and Environment; Canada: The Land; Sustainable Indigenous Communities; Introduction to Indigenous Food Systems; Indigenous Environmental Research Protocol and Ethics trentu.ca/ies

Indigenous Studies (B.A.) 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 non-Indigenous 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 cross-cultural learning.

Why Trent?

• Participate in experience-based learning through direct interactions with Elders • Study abroad in one of our International Programs in Thailand and Mexico • Engage in research projects that make a difference in the local community Career Paths: Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Teacher / Journalist / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer Popular Courses: Foundations of Indigenous Learning; Introduction to Nishnaabemowin; Hill Tribes and Thai Culture; Indigenous Masked Dance 34 // Trent University 2014

and Storytelling; Urbanization and Indigenous Peoples ; Images in Contemporary Media

Law, Rights, and Development; Cause of War; Local Dynamics of Change; Global Migration

Political Studies (B.A.)

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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 explore connections to public policy and the contentions of civil society, as well as vital issues, such as what makes democracy possible, the notion of power itself, globalization and its effects on politics, and the role of citizens in democratic governance.

Interactive student-professor relationships within small classroom settings allow you to build confidence and gain important skills and knowledge for embarking on a variety of career fields as well as graduate or professional school.

Indigenous Diploma Programs 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.

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 Programs of their kind in Ontario, offering both diplomas and degree transfer credits trentu.ca/indigenous International Development 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 wideranging themes such as global poverty and hunger, conflict, ecological degradation, gender relations, and cultural identity. 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.

Why Trent?

• Study in an internationally-recognized program, the first developed in Canada • Participate in experience-based learning through year-abroad programs in Ghana or Ecuador • Gain a critical perspective on world issues through small group teaching and dedicated faculty members Career Paths: Human Rights Officer / Community Education Coordinator / Lawyer / Diplomat / Journalist/ International Civil Servant / Filmmaker / Medical Doctor / Humanitarian Assistance Worker Popular Courses: Human Inequality in Global Perspective; The World Food System; Media and Development;

“I came to Trent for the International Development Studies program, knowing its reputation for excellence,” says Constance Dupuis, who ran Trent’s IDST Community Movements Conference, the longest running, student-led conference at the undergraduate level in international development in North America.

International Political Economy (B.A.) This joint-major program explores the interconnected nature of the study of politics and economics at international and global levels.

Courses combine the study of politics with economics, international development studies, anthropology, business, Canadian studies, history, and more, offering graduates a strong foundation of knowledge for a broad range of career or post-graduate options.

Why Trent?

• Study an interdisciplinary curriculum drawing from a range of diverse programs • Engage with faculty in small class settings, bringing theory and practice together • Explore this growing field of interest with renowned scholars representing a wide variety of academic backgrounds Career Paths: International Affairs Agent / International Researcher or Advisor / Nongovernmental Advisor / Diplomat / International Development Agent / Public Employee / Private Sector Popular Courses: Growth of the Global Economy; Literature and Globalization; African Culture and Society; Causes of War; Environment and Development trentu.ca/ipe

and conduct community-based research projects with local agencies • Spend a year abroad studying at one of many partner universities around the world

NEW PROGRAMS

Career Paths: Market and Social Researcher / Civil Servant / Community Corrections Officer / Demographer / Human Resources Professional / Immigration Officer / Labour Analyst / Social Worker / Substance Abuse Counsellor / Teacher / NGOs / Social and Community Service

The challenging field of Social Work provides essential supports to communities by helping its individuals, groups and families meet their basic human needs. The new Bachelor of Social Work at Trent University will prepare graduates with the knowledge and skills for meaningful professional practice in a wide range of social work contexts. Through an interdisciplinary curriculum grounded in social justice, human rights and cultural awareness, you will develop a strong foundation of clinical knowledge, critical thinking skills, and social responsibility. You will explore a range of contemporary themes connected to social work from across disciplines in your first two years. Students who qualify for the professional years will focus exclusively on social work theory and practice in years three and four of the program, including more than 700 hours of supervised clinical placement.

Popular Courses: Sociology of Education; Critical Criminology; Sociology of Health and Illness; Deviance and Social Control; Culture and Society; Law, Rights and Development trentu.ca/sociology

Why Trent?

• Explore democracy and its global challenges, focusing on world politics, Canadian politics, or political theory • Benefit from many experiential learning opportunities such as community-based research and internships, or participate in a study abroad opportunity • Pursue the Emphasis in Law and Policy Career Paths: Policy Professional / Journalist / Lawyer / International Relations Specialist / Media Consultant / Civil Servant / NGO Staffer / Public Relations Officer / Politician / Political Assistant / Lobbyist / Political Researcher and Consultant Popular Courses: World Politics; The Political Imagination; The Politics of Creativity; Green Politics; The Body Politic/The Body In Politics; Justice and Rights trentu.ca/politics Sociology (B.A.) 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, the program engages students in understanding and acting on the consequences of social change. You will explore and question 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 in small group settings with awardwinning faculty • Engage in experiential learning opportunities

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Water & Aquatic Science (B.Sc.) †

Trent - ESL: English for University 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 TrentESL. While studying in Trent-ESL, you are a full member of the university community, with options to live in residence, participate in extracurricular activities, and become familiar with campus life.

Why Trent?

• The average class size of 13 students means that you receive exceptional personalized attention • At 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 • Flexible programming with four start times each year (September, January, April, and June) trentu.ca/esl

Freshwater systems provide many essential ecosystem services, such as clean water, food, energy, recreation, climate regulation and waste assimilation. As the human populations and economies grow, demand for these ecosystem services will continue to increase.

The new B.Sc. in Water & Aquatic Science at Trent University will address contemporary water and aquatic challenges from multiple perspectives, and respond to the demand for professionals who can integrate science and policy in understanding and solving water and aquatic issues and pressures. Choose to focus your interests and specialize in Aquatic Biology or Watershed Science.

Kinesiology (B.HSc.) Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement with a focus on prevention of injury and chronic disease. A degree in Kinesiology will prepare you with the knowledge and skills to become a kinesiology practitioner, able to prescribe individualized exercise programs to improve or maintain the health, functional capacity and well-being of a range of healthy and clinical populations. As a student in this major, you will have the opportunity to apply for internship opportunities in your fourth year of studies. Trent University is collaborating with the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) to deliver this comprehensive program, in which the first two years are completed at Trent’s Peterborough campus, and years three and four at UOIT in Oshawa. Kinesiology is now a regulated health profession in Ontario and this degree provides you with the skills and knowledge you will need to function as a health professional and write the competency exam to become a registered Kinesiologist. † pending Ministry approval Trent University 2014 // 35

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.)

Biology (B.Sc.)

Without biochemistry, there is no life.

Working in state-of-the-art facilities, you will gain a solid grounding in chemistry, biochemistry, genetics and cell biology. This program prepares you both technically and intellectually for advanced studies in this dynamic and ever-changing discipline.

The study of biology probes the entire diversity of life, from molecules to global ecosystems.

Biology is 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.

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, gaining the knowledge to solve the problems we face every day.

Why Trent?

• Choose to specialize in Health Sciences • Benefit from a hands-on approach to learning through laboratory work and small group learning with expert scholars • Design and execute your own experiments and research, or take advantage of opportunities to assist with faculty research Career Paths: Doctor / Biopharmaceutical Technologist / Genetic Technologist / Intellectual Property Lawyer / Molecular Imaging Specialist / Neuroscientist / Pharmacologist / Science Centre Curator / Teacher Popular Courses: Biochemical Concepts; Cell Biology; Microbiology; Metabolism; Bioinorganic Chemistry; Immunology trentu.ca/chemistry trentu.ca/biology

Why Trent?

• Choose to specialize in Health Sciences or Conservation Biology • Work alongside faculty in the department and from collaborating scientists at the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources • Participate in the Ontario Universities Program in Field Biology, in which you may choose to engage in a varied selection of field courses held in Canada or around the world Career Paths: Bioinformation Specialist / Bio-Medical Sales Representative / Conservation / Biologist / Doctor / Forensic Scientist / Toxicologist / Veterinarian / Zoologist Popular Courses: Human Anatomy; Biology of Invertebrates; Evolution; Medical Entomology; Population Genetics; Pharmacology for Health Sciences; Herpetology; Field Courses

Now on her way to Queen’s medical school, Michelle D’Alessandro graduated in 2013 with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Whether shadowing anesthesiologists during surgical and clinical procedures, authoring a scientific paper or spending many summers working in research labs, Michelle flourished within the distinct undergraduate experience offered by Trent.

Popular Courses: Analytical Chemistry; Biochemical Concepts; Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry; Modern Organic Synthesis; Photochemistry

Career Paths: Climate Modeller / Biophysicist / Electron Microscopist / Electronics Developer / Nuclear Scientist / Materials Researcher / Patent Lawyer / Teacher

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Popular Courses: Quantum Mechanics and Reaction Kinetics; Thermodynamics; Photochemistry; Electricity and Magnetism

Are you interested in becoming a part of the exciting and rapidly-growing information technology industry? Trent’s Computing & Information Systems degree will prepare you with the necessary skills required for a successful career in the technology sector.

Choose between three streams of study: Computing Systems, Information Systems and Computer Studies. For more in depth studies, the Computing Systems Stream offers three specializations: Computer Science, High Performance Computing, and Software Engineering.

trentu.ca/physics trentu.ca/chemistry Chemistry (B.Sc.) Research in chemistry explores and uncovers the impact we have on our surroundings and how the choices we make today will affect our future. As a chemistry student, you will contribute directly to these discoveries and will gain experience in modern chemical research design and methods. Chemistry is the central science, and you will learn how this discipline contributes to, and is enhanced by, all other physical and life sciences.

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Why Trent?

• Benefit from the delivery of a focused program offering personal interaction and mentoring from award-winning faculty

Computing & Information Systems (B.A.or B.Sc.)

Why Trent?

• Personalized experience with professors who are experts in their fields and who can provide a well-rounded view from the technical, business and cultural perspectives • Progressive use of the latest science and digital technologies • Take advantage of hands-on, real-world experience through our third-year internship course and fourth-year project course

Computing Systems & Physics (B.Sc.) Computing Systems and Physics at Trent is ideal for people seeking careers in hightech 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. You will gain an understanding of leading-edge technology combined with a foundation 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.

Why Trent?

• Benefit from small-group lab work that will complement theoretical studies • Gain experience through summer research opportunities or project courses • Develop a strong foundation for further education through graduate studies in M.Sc./Ph.D Career Paths: Database Administrator / Information Systems Specialist / Network Specialist / Robotics / Research Scientist / Software Developer / Software Engineer / Systems Analyst / Website Designer Popular Courses: Computer Organization; Electricity and Magnetism; High Performance Computing; Introductory Quantum Physics; Modern Optics; Statistical and Thermal Physics trentu.ca/cois trentu.ca/physics Ecological Restoration (B.Sc.)

Career Paths: Database Administrator / Software Developer / Information Systems Manager/ Technical Support Specialist / Programmer / Network Specialist / Research Scientist / Software Engineer / Systems Analyst / Website Developer / Research Specialist / Computer Security / Technical Writer / Graduate Studies

Chemical Physics (B.Sc.) As a student of Chemical Physics, you will explore the physics and chemistry of molecular and atomic-scale systems and condensed matter, and the techniques required to develop an understanding of the fundamental principles of our physical world. You will gain the knowledge and skills to conduct quantitative research, preparing you for employment or graduate studies in fields such as science, technology and engineering.

Career Paths: Anesthesiologist / Corrosion Analyst / Environmental Lawyer / Food and Drug Inspector / Industrial Hygienist / Pharmacist / Quality Control

• Participate in exciting hands-on research with faculty as a student research assistant • Develop your own research through a oneor two-semester project course

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chemistry, including spectrophotometers, ion trap mass spectrometers, gas and high-performance liquid chromatography equipment

Why Trent?

• 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 and Resource Science/Studies • Study in a program accredited by the Canadian Society for Chemistry, and benefit from opportunities to assist faculty in research or develop independent research projects • Gain experience with special equipment for modern experimental and theoretical

Popular Courses: High Performance Computing; Web Application Development; Computer Crime & Forensics; Digital Culture; Computer Networks; Big Data; Human-Computer Interaction trentu.ca/cois

Fleming College. Applications are made to Fleming College through The Ontario College Application Service (OCAS).

Why Trent?

• Experience the best of university and college by connecting theory and principles with hands-on practical application of your studies • Integrate knowledge from a broad range of disciplines, including ecology, aquatic biology, hydrology, botany and social science • Gain experience through field camps, field courses and community-based research projects Career Paths: Landscape Restoration Technician / Shoreline Naturalization Technician / Watershed Planning Technician / Wetland Habitat Technician Popular Courses: Restoration Ecology; Environmental Ethics; Ecological Design; Environmental Law and Regulation; Ecology and the Management of Wetland Systems trentu.ca/ecologicalrestoration Environmental Chemistry (B.Sc.) Discover the environment, from the molecular level to the global level. Your studies in Environmental Chemistry will address contemporary environmental challenges, policies, and politics. In this program you will explore the sources, cycles and fates of chemicals in the environment, their interactions with organisms and responses to contaminants.

Why Trent?

• Work with advanced instrumentation and learn modern analytical techniques in stateof-the-art laboratory facilities • Learn to approach environmental problems from a multi-disciplinary perspective • Gain real-life research experience working with professors and research groups Career Paths: Analytical Laboratory Technician / Environmental Auditor / Environmental Health Inspector / Research Scientist / Hydrogeologist / Pollution Control Engineer

Called the “ecology of hope”, Ecological Restoration offers a positive response to environmental degradation. The study of Ecological Restoration takes a big picture approach, meaning you will learn ecological principles you can apply to any ecosystem or project. You will gain the practical and theoretical knowledge needed to help restore deteriorated environments while studying in this unique and exciting program that combines the strengths of Trent University and

Popular Courses: Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry; Aquatic Environmental Chemistry; Ocean and River Chemistry; Chromotography; Environmental Air Pollution; Environmental Toxicology trentu.ca/chemistry trentu.ca/ers

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Environmental & 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 the exciting field of Environmental and Resources Science/Studies.

Why Trent?

• Study in the first environmental science program to be accredited by Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) Canada • Design your own program according to your interests, choosing from one of the broadest ranges of environmental studies courses available in any Canadian university • Study in the field and in the laboratory with internationally recognized environmental scientists, or spend a year studying abroad in international research placements

fieldwork, community-based projects, and opportunities to assist with faculty research • Obtain a focus in Geomatics, including spatial information systems and remote sensing Career Paths: Urban Planner / Educator / Environmental Health Specialist / Environmental Policy Analyst / Community Development Officer / GIS Applications Specialist / Population Growth and Migration Specialist / Land Use Planner / Water Resources Manager / Geoscience Consultant Popular Courses: The Global Climate System; Geography of Health and Healthcare; Geography of the Polar Regions; Community-Based Research in Geography; Urban Environments; Soil Science; Wilderness Resources trentu.ca/geography

Career Paths: Ecologist / Eco-Tourism Professional / Energy Consultant / Environmental Activist / Environmental Educator/ Environmental Impact Assessment Specialist / Fisheries Biologist / Natural Resources Manager / Policy Advisor Popular Courses: Environmental Science and Politics; Environmental Impact Assessment; Pollution Ecology; Environment and Development; Climatic Change trentu.ca/ers Trent’s Environmental and Resource Science program was the first to be accredited by ECO Canada Geography (B.A. or B.Sc.) Geography at Trent exposes you to hands-on experience with real-world issues and critical perspectives related to both human and physical geography. Explore complex issues such as the causes and impacts of climate change, health geography, water resources, and the historical roots of geopolitical conflicts. At Trent, we believe the best way to learn geography is through an interactive environment. Small group learning and experiences outside of the classroom are pillars of the program.

Why Trent?

• Experiment with state-of-the-art equipment like the Wind Tunnel Lab, and the Soil/Water Interaction and Transport Chamber • Benefit from a variety of experienced-based options, such as methods courses,

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Mathematics (B.Sc.) Mathematics is the exploration of abstract mental universes and the application of pure reason. More than simply the study of numbers, you will learn about the fundamental structure of the universe and the limits of human reason. Develop a new way of looking at the world around you by learning about the systems and structures that underpin all of nature.

Why Trent?

• Explore your interests in both pure and applied mathematics, and choose from a variety of streams in Mathematics and related disciplines, including a specialization in Mathematical Finance or Statistics • Learn in small groups working alongside faculty dedicated to challenging and strengthening your skills • Participate in summer research opportunities, or get involved with the Math Society of Trent (MASCOT) Career Paths: 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

Popular Courses: Calculus; Linear Algebra; Mathematical Reasoning; Number Theory; Voting, Bargaining and Social Choice; Mathematical Risk Management; Chaos, Symbolic Dynamics, Fractals trentu.ca/math 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. 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, or explore your own research interests fully supported academically by faculty • Develop a solid foundation for further education through graduate studies in M.Sc./Ph.D. • Benefit from small-group lab work that will complement theoretical studies Career Paths: 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 Popular Courses: Mathematical Logic; Discrete Structures; Mathematical Cryptography; Linear Programming; Computability; Comparative Programming Languages trentu.ca/math Mathematical Economics (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. Combining core courses in economics with mathematics, 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).

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 • Get involved in summer research opportunities working alongside faculty dedicated to challenging and strengthening your skills Career Paths: 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 Popular Courses: Statistics for Economics and Management; Mathematical Economics and Economics Models; Statistical Inference; Econometrics; Linear Programming trentu.ca/economics

Mathematical Physics (B.Sc.) An understanding of Mathematical Physics is essential to understanding many topics, from celestial mechanics to the issue of global climate change. 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 frameworks of physics and facility with the mathematical methods that form the foundation and tools of physics.

Physics (B.Sc.) Discoveries in physics and astronomy continue to broaden our understanding of the universe and advance space exploration, speed up communications, assist medical and environmental fields, and lead to new innovations such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), and high-density computer memory. You will learn to bring abstract yet powerful concepts to life, ask important questions about the most basic particles and forces in nature, and apply what you learn to complex systems such as novel quantum materials and celestial bodies.

Why Trent?

• Learn through innovative and interactive teaching methods, studying in a constantly evolving environment with new techniques that faculty develop and incorporate into curriculum • Get involved in the leading-edge research of award-winning faculty, or explore your own research interests through independent research projects • Spend a year studying abroad

Popular Courses: Ordinary Differential Equations; Classical Mechanics; Methods of Applied Mathematics; Computational Physics; Quantum Mechanics; Condensed Matter Physics trentu.ca/math trentu.ca/physics

Why Trent?

• Connect with renowned faculty in many areas of specialization and get involved in their research • Develop your problem solving, interpersonal relations and critical thinking while learning to understand, interpret and evaluate research • Undertake an undergraduate independent research thesis or research practicum supervised by award-winning faculty Career Paths: Advertising / Therapist / Counsellor / Crisis Intervention Officer / Human Resources / Marketing / Police Officer / Rehabilitation Advisor / Social Worker / Sports Psychologist / Technology and Design Popular Courses: Personality Theory; Cognitive Psychology; Child Development; Physiological Psychology; Dreams and Dreaming; Abnormal Psychology; Health Psychology

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

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Popular Courses: Astrobiology: Life in the Universe; Thermal Physics; Modern Optics ; Nuclear and Particle Physics; Condensed Matter Physics; Astrophysics: Galaxies and Cosmology

Food is necessary for human life and central to our civilization. Agriculture presents environmental, economic and social challenges, but also promises new ways of producing healthy, sustainable and affordable food. You will develop an interdisciplinary approach to understanding contemporary issues in organic food, food safety, fair trade and many other aspects of food and agriculture from scientific, political and social perspectives.

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Why Trent?

• 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 supportive, small-group settings Career Paths: Aerodynamics Specialist / Research and Development / Astrophysicist / Cosmologist / Professor / Subatomic Physicist / Superconductivity Researcher / Financial Analyst / Secondary School Teacher

discipline, combined with the opportunity at upper levels to focus on more specialized topics.

Psychology (B.A. or B.Sc.) Psychology is defined as the scientific study of behaviour and the mind. You will study the principles governing behaviour through lectures, labs, seminars and research.

Opportunities for participation in on-going faculty research include areas such as sleep, dreams, sexuality, anxiety, emotional intelligence, health, learned resourcefulness, language impairment, attachment, development, perception and memory. You will acquire both research skills and a broadlybased background in the basic content of the

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Why Trent?

• Take advantage of Trent’s extensive agricultural campus and rooftop gardens • Participate in experiential learning opportunities through faculty or community research projects, the student-run organic café (The Seasoned Spoon), or in one of many environmental clubs or groups • Obtain a specialization in Applied Agriculture, through Fleming College’s Sustainable Agriculture Program Career Paths: Agro-Tourism Operator / Community Food Activist / Food Policy Analyst / Land Use Consultant / Organic Farmer Popular Courses: Environmental Implications of Agriculture; The World Food System; Ecological Agriculture; Soil Science; Culture and Food; Nutritional Anthropology trentu.ca/agriculture

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Admission Requirements

Professional and Specialized Programs (these are limited enrolment programs)

Arts & Science (B.A.S.)

Business Administration (B.B.A.)

Environmental Science/Studies (B.E.S.S.) Forensic Science (B.Sc.F.S.)

All Programs Require a Minimum: • Ontario Secondary School Diploma • A minimum 70% overall final average

• A minimum of six grade 12 4U or 4M courses including program specific requirements

• ENG4U with a minimum grade of 60% For programs with additional requirements see the following charts

Bachelor of Arts Programs Ancient Greek & Roman Studies Anthropology Archaeology Canadian Studies Computing & Information Systems Cultural Studies Economics English Literature Environmental & Resource Studies French Studies (Modern Languages)

Gender & Women’s Studies Geography Hispanic Studies (Modern Languages) History Indigenous Environmental Studies Indigenous Studies International Development Studies International Political Economy Journalism Media Studies

Philosophy Political Studies Psychology Sociology Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Arts/Business* Arts/Forensics Arts Undeclared

Additional Requirements

Recommended Courses

*Arts/Business program applicants are recommended to have MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U

Kinesiology (B.HSc.)

Nursing (B.Sc.N.)

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

Social Work (B.S.W.)† Teacher Education Stream (B.A. or B.Sc.)

Additional Requirements

Recommended Courses

75% overall average 70% overall average 75% overall average 75% overall average. SBI4U, SCH4U, and MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U Admission average is calculated on required courses, including ENG4U, plus your two next best 4U/M courses 75% overall average. SBI4U and MHF4U or MCV4U or MDM4U 75% overall average, with a minimum of 70% in ENG4U and a minimum of 65% in SBI4U, SCH4U and a 4U Math Admission average is calculated on required courses, including ENG4U plus your two next best 4U/M courses.

80% overall average with at least three 4U courses A Personal Statement of Experience (PSE) is required.

For more information: trentu.ca/education/concurrent For dates and deadlines visit: trentu.ca/applicants 70% overall average 75% overall average An Applicant Profile is required. For more information: trentu.ca/education For dates and deadlines visit: trentu.ca/applicants

MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U SBI4U, SCH4U and a 4U Math SPH 4U

SCH4U

Bachelor of Science Programs

Anthropology

Archaeology Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Biology Chemical Physics

SBI4U and SCH4U SBI4U and SCH4U SCH4U and MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U SCH4U

Chemistry Computing & Information Systems

Computing Systems & Physics Economics

Environmental Chemistry Environmental & Resource Science

Geography Indigenous Environmental Studies

Journalism Mathematics Mathematical Computer Science Mathematical Economics Mathematical Physics

Physics Psychology

Science/Business Science/Forensics

Sciences Undeclared Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems

Water & Aquatic Science†

Ontario SPH4U

Alberta/Northwest

Territories/Nunavut B.C./Yukon

Manitoba

MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U

New Brunswick

SBI4U and SCH4U Newfoundland/

Labrador Nova Scotia

Prince Edward Island

MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U

Quebec - CEGEP MHF4U or MCV4U or MCB4U or MGA4U

SPH4U Saskatchewan

Admission Requirements

Pre-requisite Course Equivalencies Biology

Chemistry

English

Math

Physics

Please see page 40

SBI4U

SCH4U

ENG4U

Eng 30-1 plus four academic 30 or 31 courses Eng 12 plus three academic grade 12 courses Eng 40S plus four academic grade 12 courses at the S or U level Eng 121 or 122 plus four academic grade 12 courses Eng 3201 plus eight credits at the 3000 level Eng 12 plus four academic grade 12 courses Eng 621 or 611 plus four academic courses at the 600 level Eng 603 or 604 plus eleven academic credits Eng 30A or 30B plus four academic 30 level courses

Biology 30

Chemistry 30

English 30-1

SPH4U

Physics 30

Biology 12

Chemistry 12

English 12

MHF4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MCB4U Pure Math 30 or 31 Math 12

Biology 40S

Chemistry 40S

English 40S

Physics 40S

Biology 121 or 122 Biology 3201 Biology 12

Chemistry 121 or 122 Chemistry 3202

English 121 or 122 English 3201

Applied Math 40S or Pre-Calculus 40S Math 120, 121 or 122

Chemistry 12

English 12

Biology 611 or 621 Biology 101

Chemistry 611 or 621 Chemistry 202

Chemistry 30

English 611 or 621 English 603 or 604 English 30

Biology 30

Math 3200, 3201, 3204, 3205 or 3207 Math 12 or Pre-Calculus 12 Math 611 or 621 Math 201 or Calculus I and II Math 30 A, 30 B, or 30 C

Physics 12

Physics 121 or 122 Physics 3204 Physics 12 Physics 621 Physics 203 Physics 30

SBI4U

A 4U Math course is recommended for all Science programs.

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Provincial Admission Requirements

† pending Ministry approval

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Keep in Touch Admission Requirements for Transfer Students Transfer from College

Transfer from University

Applicants who have completed at least one year (two semesters) in a Canadian community college, with a minimum cumulative average of 65% will be considered for general admission. Students who have completed less than two full semesters will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. To be considered for transfer credits, students must have a minimum admission average of 70%. Each course with a minimum grade of 70% will be evaluated for individual transfer credit.

Applicants transferring to Trent University from an accredited Canadian university must have successfully completed a minimum of one semester, with a final average of 65% to be considered for admission. Individual courses with a minimum grade of 60% will be evaluated for transfer credits.

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Admissions Outside of Canada International Baccalaureate (IB) 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. Transfer credits may be offered for IB Higher level courses with a minimum grade of 5.

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

United States Secondary School 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 four different senior level academic subjects.

Recommended 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.

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

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 CAEL 60 CPE C MELAB 85 with no part below 80 Conditional Admission Through Trent ESL Trent-ESL offers intensive English language and academic skills preparation and allows gradual admission to degree studies for students who do not meet our English proficiency requirements or who feel they will benefit from additional language support. trentu.ca/esl Please note that specific program prerequisites are listed on the Admissions Requirements page. To learn more about program prerequisites, equivalencies to Ontario curriculum, or international admission requirements, please contact tip@trentu.ca.

Other International Secondary Schools Visit trentu.ca/tip for country specific requirements.

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