Community, economic, and social development provides students with the tools and knowledge to make meaningful change within their community and the world around them.
Students will develop a holistic perspective of the world around them and develop the knowledge and understanding to work to advocate for positive change, fight for economic and social equality, and defend human rights, with a specific focus on smaller urban, rural, northern, and Indigenous communities.
Students can also minor in environmental sustainability and social justice and globalization.
In students’ third-year of study, they will complete a 150-hour work placement, while in their fourth-year, they will be required to complete a 300-hour placement and a major paper or project.
Language Proficiency Test - IELTS/TOEFL
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Bachelor of Arts in Community Economic and Social Development
