Trent University 2011 Viewbook by Trent University

Two campuses. Limitless possibilities.

peterborough â&#x20AC;˘ Oshawa, Ontario

2011

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Trent University is a unique experience. In fact, it’s over 7,800 unique experiences, a different one for each student, that all come together to create a distinctive culture. People here are a little different. They’re welcoming. They’re friendly, collaborative and maybe a little

Introduction to Trent

Best things about Trent

history

8 international study 10

scholarships

alumni

peterborough

16 Trent University Oshawa – Thornton Road Campus 18

colleges/living

student services

athletics

for yourself. But you are also welcomed into more than just a university.

programs at trent

sciences

Trent is a community of people who together are learning, teaching

arts

and growing. Each person contributes to the community in their own way

idealistic. Here you are valued as an individual. You are challenged to think

and takes from it a different experience that will go with them whatever they do and wherever they go in the world. Sure, Trent is about getting respected credentials for your future. But it’s also about learning how to make a difference in the world. 2

That’s what some people call being “Trenty”

34 ARTS AND SCIENCE professional programs

37 Diploma Programs 38

admissions

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About the Cover Photo: Chalk messages on the Faryon Bridge are a common way for Trent students to communicate about the variety of social, academic, and cultural events that take place on campus, one example of which was an inspirational talk by Craig Kielburger, founder of Free The Children and co-founder of We to Me.

Introduction to Trent

Best things about Trent

history

8 international study 10

scholarships

alumni

peterborough

16 Trent University Oshawa – Thornton Road Campus 18

colleges/living

student services

athletics

for yourself. But you are also welcomed into more than just a university.

programs at trent

sciences

Trent is a community of people who together are learning, teaching

arts

and growing. Each person contributes to the community in their own way

idealistic. Here you are valued as an individual. You are challenged to think

That’s what some people call being “Trenty”

34 ARTS AND SCIENCE professional programs

37 Diploma Programs 38

admissions

LIKE YOU, WE’VE GOT A FEW THINGS GOING FOR US. Not just a good university, A great one We were selected, again, as Canada’s Research University of the Year in 2009.* This ranking scores institutions on faculty research intensity, publications and academic reputation. How does that relate to your learning? Our professors bring that excellence to the classroom. Maybe that’s why Trent received an A- grade for student satisfaction.** And maybe this goes to show you that bigger isn’t always better. Better, however, is pretty much always better. “Trent offers a dynamic learning environment, where teaching Get an education that’s A Uniquely Multicultural and research come together to respected, so you can be too Learning Experience enable students and faculty to Our reputation as one of Canada’s top universities We’ve attracted top professors and students from means that a degree from Trent, well, means something. around the world. Here, you’ll find professors such make a difference.” It means that you have attended one the top ranked universities in the country, solidly inside the top ten in the latest Maclean’s Rankings. In the Globe and Mail Canadian University Report students themselves ranked us at or near the top in several categories, including: quality of education, teaching, class size, student-faculty interaction and overall most satisfied students.

Here, spirit isn’t just a cheer

FRee tuition*: because we think you’re a good bet

Our college system helps keep this spirit alive. Here at Trent our over 7,800 students, faculty and staff come together to live, learn and grow in communities we call colleges. These living and learning communities embrace both sides of the Otonabee River, spread out over 1,450 naturally beautiful acres.

Trent is number one for scholarships and bursaries and awards more international scholarships than any other Canadian university of our size. If you come to us with an average of 90% or above, your first year of tuition is free. We want students who show the potential and desire to make a difference in the world.

The Trent University Oshawa campus, in its own unique way, has an equally vibrant campus community.

*Conditions apply. See trentu.ca/freetuition for details

* researchinfosource.com

as Haroon Akram-Lodhi, who came to Trent from the International Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands because of our global reputation for excellence. You’ll also find students from over 100 different countries weaving themselves into the fabric of our culture. Our communities of learning celebrate everyone’s contribution.

Dr. A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi, Professor, International Development Studies

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** globeandmail.com

Here, spirit isn’t just a cheer

FRee tuition*: because we think you’re a good bet

The Trent University Oshawa campus, in its own unique way, has an equally vibrant campus community.

*Conditions apply. See trentu.ca/freetuition for details

* researchinfosource.com

Dr. A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi, Professor, International Development Studies

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** globeandmail.com

1964 was quite a year The year Trent University was founded was also the year that the Canadian flag design was finalized, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and Nelson Mandela gave his famous “I Am Prepared to Die” speech.

We’re older than you are, but young enough to believe we can change the world.

So, there’s little wonder that Trent University embodied right from the beginning a strong social conscience, optimism and a sense that together as a learning community we have the power to change the world. Today that spirit is expressed in the dynamic interplay of research, teaching and learning at Trent, which enhance and energize the student experience - and have made Trent renowned for making valued and socially responsible contributions the world over. For more on Trent just follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/trentuniversity

AND 2010 CONTINUED OUR SUCCESS •

95% of Trent students are employed within six months of graduating, above the provincial average for universities

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More than 90% of students consistently express satisfaction with the quality of teaching, and opportunity to develop lasting friendships on campus

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At an average of 19.7 to 1 at our Peterborough and Oshawa campuses, Trent has one of the best faculty-to-student ratios of any university in Canada

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In the Globe and Mail Canadian University Report, Trent was ranked number one for environmental commitment

“This is the place to go to find your niche in the universe. Professors and other staff will be your guides and mentors as you navigate through the learning curves and transitions of life. You will leave Trent with a strong sense of self and purpose.” Maryam Monsef, Fourth-year Student, Psychology and Biology

We’re older than you are, but young enough to believe we can change the world.

AND 2010 CONTINUED OUR SUCCESS •

95% of Trent students are employed within six months of graduating, above the provincial average for universities

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More than 90% of students consistently express satisfaction with the quality of teaching, and opportunity to develop lasting friendships on campus

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At an average of 19.7 to 1 at our Peterborough and Oshawa campuses, Trent has one of the best faculty-to-student ratios of any university in Canada

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In the Globe and Mail Canadian University Report, Trent was ranked number one for environmental commitment

The world seems small when you view it through your computer screen. It is vast and fascinating when you go out and meet it face to face. The Trent International Program (TIP) provides you opportunities to engage the world by spending a summer, term or academic year abroad. You can receive academic credit, complete a practicum, internship, get involved in a volunteer program, or a service-learning placement. You can also conduct research around the world for a few weeks or months.There’s a whole world of opportunity out there. TIP is your key to unlocking it.

Here’s a breakdown of the benefits: •

Global experience for a new globalized world

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Ability to compete successfully in the international market

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Understanding and appreciation of new cultures

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Opportunity to develop a second language

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Affordable: pay Trent fees on exchange

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Scholarships, bursaries and awards specifically for study abroad

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You are supported before, during and after your return

Ecuador in Trent? You can do that too.

Trent in Ecuador? You can do that.

Out of a student population of 7,800 at Trent, over 600 are international students who come from over 100 different countries. Getting to know people from around the world is part of how the Trent experience can enrich your life and open doors to the world. Through the Trent International Program, you can become involved with diverse cultural and global issues and make lifelong friends from all over the world.

“The campus was captivating and the international program provided people I could relate to and and ask for help from, without feeling uncomfortable.”

Trent student Lihn Phan with her students in Ecuador.

Kai Kramer, student from Harare, Zimbabwe, Business Administration, Minor in Economics, and VP Membership Services for TCSA

Here’s a breakdown of the benefits: •

Global experience for a new globalized world

•

Ability to compete successfully in the international market

•

Understanding and appreciation of new cultures

•

Opportunity to develop a second language

•

Affordable: pay Trent fees on exchange

•

Scholarships, bursaries and awards specifically for study abroad

•

You are supported before, during and after your return

Ecuador in Trent? You can do that too.

Trent in Ecuador? You can do that.

“The campus was captivating and the international program provided people I could relate to and and ask for help from, without feeling uncomfortable.”

Trent student Lihn Phan with her students in Ecuador.

Kai Kramer, student from Harare, Zimbabwe, Business Administration, Minor in Economics, and VP Membership Services for TCSA

WHY IS TRENT #1 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES IN CANADA? Trent University consistently invests more than any other university in its class towards scholarships. That’s because we believe there are many ways to be an exceptional student. You’ll find a variety of ways to take advantage of our investments here, and even more online. So read on and follow the links. You’ll be glad you did.

FREE TUITION for 90%* At Trent it pays to be a high achiever. If you have an entering average of 90% or higher, your first year of tuition at Trent is free*! Trent offers a wide range of entrance scholarships for academic achievement. Have a look at our scholarship grid on this page to find out more.

International Scholarships and Awards The Global Citizen Scholarships and Awards recognize the contributions that you make to your school, nation, and global community. These highly competitive awards range from $4,000 to $25,000 annually and 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 extra-curricular programs, seek out campus mentors to help you achieve your leadership goals, and provide regular forums for you to meet with other like-minded scholars. Apply by March 1, 2011 at trentu.ca/tip You will be automatically assessed for an entrance scholarship of $1,000 - $3,000 based on your academic achievements in secondary or post-secondary schools. Learn more about international scholarships at trentu.ca/tip

Over $5 Million distributed annually in Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards and Prizes Our diverse scholarship program fosters and rewards academic achievement at a number of levels. Bursaries and awards are granted to students with documented financial need and satisfactory academic standing. Applications are available online in August, January and May. trentu.ca/financialaid

Renewable Entrance Scholarships Trent Prestigious Scholarships

Trent’s National Renewable Scholarships for Canadian High School Students Admission Average* 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-3 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Total

The Champlain Scholarship $20,000 over 4 Years Awarded to 2 students each year

$6,000 $4,000

Board of Governors’ Leadership Scholarship $18,500 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year

Trent’s Nursing Scholarships Admission Average**

95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-2 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-3 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-4 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Total

Yr-3 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Total $12,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,000

Yr-3 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Total $12,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,000

The Special Admission Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 12 students each year

$10,000 $6,000

Trent’s National Renewable Scholarships for Transfer Students Admission Average*** 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

The Shad Valley Alumni Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year Science Fair Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year

Trent’s International Student Scholarships Admission Average**** 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Rates are based on 2010-2011 scholarship amounts. All scholarships are renewable for up to 4 years with a minimum average of 80% in 5 Trent credits. Free tuition scholarships are renewable at a minimum average of 90% in at least 5 Trent credits. Students renewing at 80% will receive the amounts reflected in the chart for transfer students. Your final scholarship amount will be communicated to you by the Financial Aid Office. *The Free Tuition offer applies to tuition, excluding student levies, ancillary fees or housing costs. Conditions apply. Visit trentu.ca/freetuition for details **The Nursing scholarship chart applies to all students entering the Nursing program; Canadian high school applicants qualify for free tuition at 90% and above. ***Transfer students are Canadian students applying from an accredited Canadian college or university. ****Average is based on Canadian academic equivalents. Grade translations will be used to determine in-country equivalencies.

How much will it Cost?

Residence Off Campus

Tuition & Fees* Room & Board* Books & Supplies* Personal*

6,600 7,700 – 10,900 1,500 2,400

6,600 6,600 8,500 1,500 1,500 2,400 2,400

At Home

16,000 7,700 – 10,900 1,500 2,400

Total

18,200 - 21,400

19,000

27,600 - 30,800

10,500

International

One application makes you eligible for any of these prestigious scholarships. Apply by March 15, 2011.

Find Out More Check out the following websites to learn more about financial aid and any one of these prestigious scholarships. trentu.ca/financialaid

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These costs are estimated based on 2010-2011 costs for the 8-month academic term. *Fees are required of all students and include fees for athletics, health services, bus pass and College activities. trentu.ca/budget

Renewable Entrance Scholarships Trent Prestigious Scholarships

Trent’s National Renewable Scholarships for Canadian High School Students Admission Average* 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-3 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 Free Tuition Free Tuition $1,500 $1,000

Total

The Champlain Scholarship $20,000 over 4 Years Awarded to 2 students each year

$6,000 $4,000

Board of Governors’ Leadership Scholarship $18,500 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year

Trent’s Nursing Scholarships Admission Average**

95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-2 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-3 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Yr-4 Free Tuition Free Tuition $2,500 $1,500

Total

Yr-3 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Total $12,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,000

Yr-3 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-4 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Total $12,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,000

The Special Admission Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 12 students each year

$10,000 $6,000

Trent’s National Renewable Scholarships for Transfer Students Admission Average*** 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

The Shad Valley Alumni Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year Science Fair Scholarship $16,250 over 4 Years Awarded to 1 student each year

Trent’s International Student Scholarships Admission Average**** 95%+ 90-94.9% 85-89.9% 80-84.9%

Yr-1 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

Yr-2 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000

How much will it Cost?

Residence Off Campus

Tuition & Fees* Room & Board* Books & Supplies* Personal*

6,600 7,700 – 10,900 1,500 2,400

6,600 6,600 8,500 1,500 1,500 2,400 2,400

At Home

16,000 7,700 – 10,900 1,500 2,400

Total

18,200 - 21,400

19,000

27,600 - 30,800

10,500

International

One application makes you eligible for any of these prestigious scholarships. Apply by March 15, 2011.

Find Out More Check out the following websites to learn more about financial aid and any one of these prestigious scholarships. trentu.ca/financialaid

The best time in your life shouldn’t be the most stressful.

canlearn.ca workopoliscampus.ca osap.gov.on.ca studentawards.com scholarshipscanada.com

Scan this to go to our Free Tuition video: http://bit.ly/FreeTuition

Trent is one of those places that serves as a launching pad for great careers. Part of our mission is to create opportunities for students, staff and faculty to flourish and develop as individuals and global citizens. We work hard every day to see this through. To us, Trent is more than a university. It’s a place for people with a passion for knowledge to soar.

Trent alumnus Dr. James Orbinski is the past president of Doctors Without Borders (MSF). This veteran of many of the world’s most disturbing and complex humanitarian emergencies accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of MSF in 1999. Dr. Orbinski’s “deeply personal” and “deeply political” best-selling book, An Imperfect Offering: Humanitarian Action in the Twenty-first Century, was named winner of the ninth annual Shaughnessy Cohen Prize and received an award from the Writers’ Trust of Canada.

Dalal Al-Waheidi, another Trent alumnus, has gone on to become the Executive Director of Free The Children. Ms. Al-Waheidi credits her education at Trent and the International Studies Program with enabling her to “find her niche.” She certainly has done that, having been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women. http://bit.ly/Trentu_Dalal

“Do your undergrad where you can grow academically and socially,” says Darren Huston, who graduated from Trent, where he was the manager of the student pub, and went on to become president and CEO of Microsoft Japan. Today he is leading the development of Microsoft’s end-to-end consumer business in markets all over the world, making a difference in millions of people’s lives. http://bit.ly/Trent_Huston

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Want to be inspired? Read all about Trent alumni who have gone on to become innovative thinkers, successful business people and are striving to make positive changes in the world at trentu.ca/spotlight

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Does Trent make peterborough? or does peterborough make Trent? Yes.

Trent and Peterborough live in harmony, each making the other better. For its part, the Greater Peterborough Area, with a population of over 135,000, offers all the amenities of an urban area, but like Trent, in a more relaxed and intimate setting. The city is alive with shopping, culture and nightlife. A quick stroll through downtown Peterborough will have you confronting funky clothing stores, art galleries, museums and cafes. A vibrant music and performance scene is a part of the city’s vibe. All just 90 minutes from Toronto, Canada’s largest city.

Is it a city or a park? Yes.

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As the centre of the Kawarthas tourism region, beautiful natural scenery and outdoor recreation abounds. The city itself is located along the famous Trent-Severn Waterway and its collection of locks runs through the heart of the city, as well as our campus. For our part, Trent students, faculty and staff add a unique energy and sense of optimism to the area. One that is quickly noticed, but not soon forgotten.You can walk, bike, in-line skate or cross-country ski to downtown Peterborough on the Rotary Trail that connects Trent to downtown.

“I plan to stay in Peterborough. Over the last four years, I have fallen more and more in love with the city. Its small town feel and thriving arts community have made it a great place to live, study and be.” Jessica Bommarito, Fourth-year Student, Business Administration

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Does Trent make peterborough? or does peterborough make Trent? Yes.

Is it a city or a park? Yes.

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For 36 years, Trent University has offered students the opportunity to earn a degree closer to home, on the edge of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in Oshawa. Just 45 minutes from downtown Toronto, in the heart of Durham region, Trent University Oshawa has the same vibrant, connected culture pioneered at our Peterborough Campus. “After speaking with an academic advisor I was so excited about the courses I could take and the opportunities available.” Valerie Naylor, graduate of English, Trent University Oshawa, Enrolment Advisor at Trent University

New Location. Same Quality Learning Environment In September 2010, Trent University Oshawa opened the new Thornton Road Campus – a dedicated home for your studies at Trent. As has become a hallmark of Trent University, faculty here in Oshawa work closely with students, giving them the critical thinking skills to explore new ideas, challenge the status quo and succeed in their chosen career.

Live Large, in a smaller setting There’s so much for you to explore at the new Thornton Road Campus: campus-wide clubs, peer mentoring and athletic membership combine with an ongoing roster of concert performances, readings, speakers, and events to provide plenty of recreational and social opportunities.

Degree Programs offered in Oshawa

Some journeys start a little closer to home.

Our Oshawa campus offers full and part-time study options to earn your degree in the following areas: Follow us on Facebook: Trent U Oshawa facebook.com/ oshawatrentu

Anthropology English Literature Environmental and Resource Science/Studies*

History Psychology Sociology

*Students pursuing an honours degree in these disciplines may need to take some upper-year courses in Peterborough. Please contact the Oshawa campus office at 905-921-3003 or oshawa@trentu.ca for more information.

To broaden your educational scope, the following departments offer exciting courses on a regular basis: Ancient History and Classics Biology Business Administration Canadian Studies Computing & Information Systems Cultural Studies* Economics Geography

Indigenous Studies International Development Studies Mathematics Modern Languages and Literature (French, German and Spanish) Philosophy Physics and Astronomy Politics Women’s Studies*

With such a wide range of areas of studies available, you are sure to gain a well-rounded educational foundation at our Oshawa campus.

Find out about the flexible learning options, range of student services, and active social scene at our Thornton Road Campus. Visit trentu.ca/oshawa

Degree Programs offered in Oshawa

Some journeys start a little closer to home.

Our Oshawa campus offers full and part-time study options to earn your degree in the following areas: Follow us on Facebook: Trent U Oshawa facebook.com/ oshawatrentu

Anthropology English Literature Environmental and Resource Science/Studies*

History Psychology Sociology

Indigenous Studies International Development Studies Mathematics Modern Languages and Literature (French, German and Spanish) Philosophy Physics and Astronomy Politics Women’s Studies*

With such a wide range of areas of studies available, you are sure to gain a well-rounded educational foundation at our Oshawa campus.

Find out about the flexible learning options, range of student services, and active social scene at our Thornton Road Campus. Visit trentu.ca/oshawa

Trent’s Undergraduate Colleges: your community, your home in the larger university At Trent University, everyone, whether you live on campus or off, finds a home in a special community of learning that we call your college. It will be your local neighbourhood at Trent, and it will offer you a rich and varied intellectual, cultural, social and recreational life. Your college might host special lecture series, co-curricular learning workshops, seminars or leadership opportunities. Your college will also offer you many chances to get to know faculty members (College Fellows) in informal settings. Each college has its own character, traditions, and energies for living and learning. Likewise, each college has staff that can help you with all manner of questions about your academic success and overall progress in the university. Through the community of your college, you’ll find lifelong friends, who will be your network and support on your journey toward success. trentu.ca/colleges

These aren’t just places to live. They’re places to grow.

Lady Eaton College

Champlain College

OTONABEE COLLEGE

Gzowski College

Principal: Dr. Carolyn Kay

Head: Dr. Michael Allcott

Head: Dr. Robin Lathangue

Located near the drumlin, a hilly collection of trails and paths, which acts as the backdrop of Trent University. Come and visit the student-run coffee shop, the Magpie, as well as the illustrious Lady Eaton Dining Hall. Lady Eaton serves board meals to bring back that feeling of being at home. Feeling artistic? Lady Eaton holds annual art exhibitions throughout the college for students to show off their work. The exhibits are held once again in honour of Lady Eaton who contributed her own collection of Inuit artwork to the college. trentu.ca/colleges/lec

Named in honour of the French explorer, Champlain College is situated on the west bank of the Otonabee River, and provides a scenic place for both casual and formal activities and study. At the centre of the college is the impressive Great Hall, a place available to students for both eating and studying, as well as the site for public lectures, concerts, and receptions. Champlain is home to the Trent International Program, as well as the Trent Global Living Community and La Maison Francaise. trentu.ca/colleges/champlain

Head: Dr. Ellen Bentzen

Room options :

The word “Otonabee,” from the Anishnaabe language, means “fast and boiling waters” and it gives you a sense of how exciting and stimulating college life at Otonabee can be. But harmonizing with our natural environment doesn’t stop there – even the architecture of OC is designed to look like the drumlins that surround Trent. Think of OC as your home-away-from-home, your clan and your neighbourhood right in the heart of campus. As a member of OC you will grow, live and learn in a place that has helped university learners succeed since 1972. trentu.ca/colleges/otonabee

Single, Double or Triple Rooms

Single or Double Rooms

Meal Plans:

Meal Plans: Board Plan + Breakfast, lunch and dinner from a selection of traditional-style meals with a twist: salad bar, homemade soups and desserts

Costs : $8,664 - $9,854*

Living/Learning Communities

Room options :

2010**

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

Room options : Single, Double, or Triple Rooms

Meal Plans:

$7,528 to $9,659*

Flex Dollars + at the Otonabee Market Place: Miso, Home Zone, Grill Works, Montague’s Deli, Pizza Pizza

Living/Learning Communities 2010**

Costs :

Global Living / Active Living / Maison Francaise

$7,528 to $9,659*

Living/Learning Communities 2010**

Leaders of Tomorrow

Arts Expressions

Julian Blackburn College Head: Dr. Robin Lathangue One of two non-residential colleges at Trent, Julian Blackburn College provides a sense of community and services to non-traditional students, particularly those studying part-time.

Trent’s newest college with the most modern living facilities. The colours of the building are derived from the four colours of a medicine wheel: yellow, red, black and white. As the college integrates Trent’s First People’s House of Learning, Gzowski enables students to pursue their passion in the same way their college namesake, a famed CBC journalist and broadcaster, followed his passion for Canada, its culture, the north, the Aboriginal people and the environment. trentu.ca/colleges/gzowski

Room options : Single rooms with adjoining semi-private 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 : $10,799 to $10, 859*

Living/Learning Communities 2010** Environment and Sustainability

+ 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. You’ll be able to purchase Flex Dollars so that you’ll always have variety and convenience when you eat at Trent. *All costs based on 2010 – 2011 prices. ** New Living/Learning Communities are put in place each year in accordance with student interests and energies.

These aren’t just places to live. They’re places to grow.

Lady Eaton College

Champlain College

OTONABEE COLLEGE

Gzowski College

Principal: Dr. Carolyn Kay

Head: Dr. Michael Allcott

Head: Dr. Robin Lathangue

Head: Dr. Ellen Bentzen

Room options :

Single, Double or Triple Rooms

Single or Double Rooms

Meal Plans:

Meal Plans: Board Plan + Breakfast, lunch and dinner from a selection of traditional-style meals with a twist: salad bar, homemade soups and desserts

Costs : $8,664 - $9,854*

Living/Learning Communities

Room options :

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

Room options : Single, Double, or Triple Rooms

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$7,528 to $9,659*

Flex Dollars + at the Otonabee Market Place: Miso, Home Zone, Grill Works, Montague’s Deli, Pizza Pizza

Living/Learning Communities 2010**

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Global Living / Active Living / Maison Francaise

$7,528 to $9,659*

Living/Learning Communities 2010**

Leaders of Tomorrow

Arts Expressions

Room options : Single rooms with adjoining semi-private 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 : $10,799 to $10, 859*

Living/Learning Communities 2010** Environment and Sustainability

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Trent Men’s Rugby Football Club

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Trent Psychological Association

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Disability Services Office

iMPACT Leadership Program

At Trent we foster an environment where Indigenous knowledges are respected and recognized as valid means through which to understand the world. The First Peoples House of Learning is a celebration of Aboriginal learning and knowledge. Located in Enweying (The Way We Speak Together) and sharing space with Peter Gzowski College, this is a place that encourages dialogue that is educational for everyone. Its unique spaces, the welcoming elders and the people who are part of our community encourage thoughtful reflection, inquiry and complex understanding. The FPHL draws people together in a spirit of optimism and a sense of innovation and creativity. It invites people of all nations to put their minds and spirits together.

The Academic Skills Centre is dedicated to instructing undergraduate and graduate students in mastering the skills necessary for success in university. You are invited to participate in individual appointments or small-group workshops in writing and study skills, listening and note-taking, time management, critical reading and thinking, research and citation, exam preparation and mathematics. trentu.ca/academicskills

Confidential counselling services are available to all students free of charge. Through discussions and goal setting, qualified psychotherapists can help you to more fully understand yourself, your concerns and learn effective coping strategies. Individual therapy, group and crisis counselling, psychiatric consultation, along with special-interest workshops are offered throughout the year. trentu.ca/counselling

Enhance your future employment prospects by getting some alternative experience in your field of study. The Trent Centre for Community-Based Education Program links classroom learning to communityidentified issues and concerns, by supporting students in working with local organizations on research and other projects that will benefit from the knowledge and energy of a Trent student. Most projects are embedded within pre-existing courses. trentcentre.ca

The First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL)

Academic Skills Centre

Counselling Centre

Community-Based Education Program

iMPACT is an experiential, multi-year program designed to develop skills and insights in leadership. You can participate in a wide range of activities focusing on personal growth and development, community service and preparation for taking on positive leadership roles in the world. Last year’s guest speakers for iMPACT included Craig Kielburger, founder of Free the Children, and The Honourable Romeo Dallaire. You may even apply to take part in the annual iMPACT Building Brigade International Service Project. trentu.ca/studentaffairs/campuslife_Impact.php

Every Trent student has the opportunity to work with an academic advisor to develop educational plans for achieving their personal and academic goals and developing the skills and commitment to become engaged, self-directed learners and competent decision-makers. trentu.ca/advising

The Career Centre is open year-round for students and recent graduates seeking career and work-related information. One-on-one career counselling and small-group workshops include: what can I do with my Trent degree, creating a dynamic resume and cover letter, and interviewing for success. trentu.ca/careers

to ensure that your ideas and energies will be able to engage like-minded people. Sure, it will be fun – and you’ll grow along with our community. The clubs and groups above are just a sample of what we mean by that.

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Trent University Service of Canada) areGeographical at the centre of Society our learning enterprises, their vision and leadership will build our future. We put structures in place

“I’m very proud of being an Indigenous person. The support was just amazing here. I knew I would always have the support I needed and that convinced me that Trent was the right school for me.”

Student Services

You’re here to focus on learning. Our student services are here to help you do just that.

Trent University provides support and advocacy services to students who have physical, sensory, psychological or learning disabilities. Registered students have access to transcription services, individual exam support, as well as specialized technology and classroom resources when a diagnostic assessment indicates need. trentu.ca/dso

Health Services

Open Monday through Friday during the academic year with reduced service during May and June. We are located in Blackburn Hall, on Symons Campus. A nurse and doctors are available to assist you with medical and wellness issues. Services are available to all students and are completely confidential. trentu.ca/healthservices

Multi-Faith Spiritual Affairs

Trent’s Multi-Faith Spiritual Affairs coordinator acts as a resource for students seeking support in spiritual matters, or who wish to become involved in any of Peterborough’s religious communities. 21 trentu.ca/spiritualaffairs

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Trent Men’s Rugby Football Club

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Trent Business Student Association

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Disability Services Office

iMPACT Leadership Program

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Academic Skills Centre

Counselling Centre

Community-Based Education Program

Kirsty Howie, First-year Student, B.A. Indigenous Studies

ACADEMIC ADVISING

Career Centre

Trent University Service of Canada) areGeographical at the centre of Society our learning enterprises, their vision and leadership will build our future. We put structures in place

“I’m very proud of being an Indigenous person. The support was just amazing here. I knew I would always have the support I needed and that convinced me that Trent was the right school for me.”

Student Services

You’re here to focus on learning. Our student services are here to help you do just that.

Health Services

Multi-Faith Spiritual Affairs

Trent Athletics - Sport is for everyone Trent is proud to accommodate all levels of sports enthusiasts, from premier athletes who want to compete at the highest levels of varsity athletics to those who get involved in our renowned intramural program, recognized for attracting extraordinary levels of participation. Find your fit and your fitness here.

Intramural Sports Trent’s award-winning intramural program is recognized for its diversity of sports, high levels of participation, its promotion of student leadership and its contributions to a great education through physical activity. From basketball, hockey and soccer to beach volleyball and inner-tube waterpolo, intramurals are just downright fun and a great way to stay in shape and meet others.

Not all challenges are found in the classroom.

Fitness Programming As a student you are automatically a member of Trent’s Athletic Complex. Take full advantage of the pool, squash courts and pick-up sports in the main gym as well as our weight room and cardio equipment. Looking for classes? We offer kick boxing, cardio dance, boot camp yoga and more, all taught by our highly qualified and energetic fitness staff. As well as many indoor activities, Trent’s environment allows you to take advantage of over 40 km of biking and hiking trails as well as the river that runs though main campus. Check out the schedule.

Academic All-Canadians An Academic All-Canadian is a student who competes at the varsity level in athletics and also maintains an academic average of 80% or more. Last year, Trent was home to one of the highest percentages of students recognized for this achievement. trentu.ca/athletics

Trent athletics has a new home

Athletics and Academic Integrity

Opening September 2010 the new Trent Community Sport and Recreation Centre featuring:

When a student earns the right to play on a varsity team at Trent, with it comes an expectation concerning academic performance too. Varsity athletes who fail to keep their grades in all courses above 60% are restricted from playing. It’s that simple. In short, at Trent you’ve got to work hard to play hard.

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New large fitness centre with extensive inventory of strength and cardio equipment Indoor climbing wall Indoor rowing and paddling facility Double gymnasium 25 metre, six-lane swimming pool Warm therapy pool with moving current Sports Medicine Centre Three squash courts Team facilities Classroom Wireless Café Canoe centre Rowing facility Artificial grass, lit stadium facility seating 1,000 Natural grass pitch Beach volleyball courts

Varsity Sports Compete for Trent at the highest level of university athletics. The University features 17 fully-funded men’s and women’s teams, including: • Rowing • Cross-Country Running • Rugby • Curling • Soccer • Fencing • Volleyball • Lacrosse (Men’s) • Swimming

“I love the community at Trent. Not so big that you feel like a number, but not so small that you feel as though you are living in a fish bowl. My favourite thing is the amount of intramural sports I’ve been able to get involved in.” Ryan Hope Ross, Third-year Student, Biology

Outstanding Intramural Achievement Trent’s exceptional intramural programming was recognized for the seventh consecutive year with the Canadian Intramural Recreation Association (CIRA) Ontario’s Outstanding Intramural Achievement Award. In 2009, over 2,800 students participated in a variety of intramural activities at Trent, from Martial Arts and football to inner-tube water polo and ultimate Frisbee.

Club Sports These are student-run teams that are partially supported by Trent and compete with other universities as well as with each other. Though the range of pick-up sports depends on student interest, the level of competition is strong. In recent years these sports have included: • • • • •

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Not all challenges are found in the classroom.

Trent athletics has a new home

Athletics and Academic Integrity

Opening September 2010 the new Trent Community Sport and Recreation Centre featuring:

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Triathlon Track and Field Martial Arts Figure Skating Synchronized Swimming

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Take a seat and soar.

Programs at Trent: Interdisciplinary and Flexible Trent offers degree programs in the arts and sciences, along with • Sciences exciting professional programs such as Business Administration, Education, Forensic Science and Nursing. For most Arts and • Arts Science majors, you can indicate your interests when you apply for admission, but you won’t have to declare your major until the • Arts and Science end of your first year of study, when your experience will tell you • Professional Programs where your true passions are. 25% of Trent students pursue a joint or double major. • Diploma PROGRAMS Trent’s flexible structures enable people to combine majors • admissions from both the sciences and arts, or even a professional and an interdisciplinary program. The many opportunities for interdisciplinary study at Trent enable you to develop your critical understanding by bringing the tools of a variety of perspectives to the subject.

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Sciences AT Trent “Trent has a unique mix of value of teaching and research... in the way that it does recognize that teaching can inform research and research can inform teaching.” Dr. Ralph C. Shiell, Professor, Physics and Astronomy

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Without chemistry, there is no life. Solid groundings in chemistry, genetics, and cell biology will prepare you mentally and technically for advanced studies in the dynamic and everchanging disciplines of biochemistry and molecular biology. Certain laboratories will challenge you to design and execute your own experiments. Opportunities to work with faculty on their research are available.

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Students have the opportunity to complete a Specialization in Health Sciences Opportunities to work with faculty on their research are available to students Benefit from a hands-on approach to learning

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Trent’s Biology department works closely with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources scientists, who are located on campus, and this provides unique opportunities to students Field courses are offered in Taiwan and Hong Kong on marine mammals, as part of the Ontario Field Course program Undergraduate students have access to the state-of-theart labs in our DNA building

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Biology From molecules to global ecosystems, Biology probes the entire diversity of life. Biology is central to understanding the most pressing of today’s concerns, such as managing the spread of infectious diseases or feeding a planet of seven billion people. Through lectures, labs in Trent’s new DNA buildings, and fieldwork right on Trent’s ecologically diverse campus, you will learn the underlying theories and concepts of biology and gain experience in applying these to real questions and challenges.

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studies in either 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.

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Chemistry Chemistry is the central science with contributions to and from all other physical and life science disciplines. Join our Canadian Society for Chemistry-accredited programs and experience an exciting, comprehensive education taught through close contact with faculty in lectures, hands-on laboratory learning, and small group settings. As your skills increase, so do your opportunities to assist with faculty research.

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Come explore the physics and physical chemistry of molecular and atomic-scale systems and condensed matter. We emphasize the physics and physical chemistry of atomic, molecular and bulk systems, and the mathematical approaches you will need to conduct quantitative research. You will be prepared for employment or graduate studies in science and technology, including materials science and certain engineering programs.

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This program provides exciting opportunities for students to get hands-on, real-life research experience working with Trent’s professors and their research groups Students gain the scientific knowledge that is required for a wide range of occupations in the physical/materials sciences, and this is delivered within a single, coherent program

Work closely with faculty and staff in formal lecture and informal lab settings Opportunity to complete a research project and obtain first-hand experience in modern chemical research design and methods

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Computing Systems and Physics This exciting program is ideal for people seeking careers in high-tech fields such as communications and graduate

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A well-balanced program that emphasizes not only cutting-edge technology, but also the role it plays in today’s Information Age Ample opportunity to participate in the research projects of our faculty and to explore your own areas of interest in this ever-changing field Concerned faculty who know you on a first-name basis and who take a genuine interest in your personal educational goals

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Integrate knowledge from a broad range of disciplines: ecology, aquatic biology, hydrology, botany and social science Opportunities for field camps, field courses and a capstone course

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“The environment is just great. I love the way we can be so comfortable with the professors.” Amna Afzal, Second-year Student, Biology

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Ecological Restoration Ecological Restoration has been called the ecology of hope, because it offers a positive response to environmental degradation. Trent University and Fleming College have joined forces in an exciting new degree that allows students to gain the practical and theoretical knowledge they will need to help restore degraded environments. Applications are made to Fleming College through OCAS.

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Ecological Restoration takes a “big picture” approach - so you learn ecological principles that can be applied to any ecosystem or project

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Computing Systems and Physics This exciting program is ideal for people seeking careers in high-tech fields such as communications and graduate

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Ecological Restoration takes a “big picture” approach - so you learn ecological principles that can be applied to any ecosystem or project

Sciences AT Trent “The Trent experience is about the chance to get involved in actual serious research when working with people and their research groups in third and especially fourth year.” Dr. Holger Hintelmann, Professor, Chemistry and Environmental & Resource Sciences

Environmental Chemistry Discover the environment, from the molecular to the global level. Advanced instrumentation and modern analytical techniques will be your tools in exploring the sources, cycles and fates of chemicals in the environment, their interactions with organisms and what can be done to counter their effects. We will prepare you to tackle challenging environmental problems from a multi-disciplinary perspective.

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Address contemporary environmental challenges, policies, and politics This program provides exciting opportunities for students to get hands-on, real-life research experience working with Trent’s professors and their research groups Students have opportunities to work with advanced instrumentation and learn modern analytical techniques

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Mathematics Mathematics is the exploration of abstract mental universes and the application of pure reason; it involves logic, not just numbers. Our curriculum has been designed to accommodate interests in both pure and applied mathematics, probability theory, finance and statistics. Small workshop classes allow you to work alongside dedicated faculty to challenge, strengthen your skills and deepen your passion for mathematics.

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Enhance your learning through small class sizes Wide range of pure and applied math courses leading to Honours degrees with both breadth and depth of knowledge in maths Lots of student/faculty interaction, not just for teaching but also giving good advice about graduate schools, course selection, etc. Opportunity for summer research projects

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Mathematical Economics The production and dissemination of scarce resources must be understood in order to solve complex and everchanging economics dilemmas. This new program combines core courses in Economics with classes in differential equations, probability theory, optimization theory, game theory, mathematical finance, and advanced statistical (i.e. econometric) methods to challenge and enrich your knowledge

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Ideal preparation for graduate studies in economics Also perfect for jobs in government, banking, NGOs, or industry Learn how to analyze games of strategy, bargaining, and auctions (game theory)

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Learn how to make sense of complex economic data (econometrics) Learn how to maximize profit and minimize costs (optimization) Learn how to maximize human happiness (welfare economics) Learn how the market works, and when and why it doesn’t (microeconomic theory)

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Mathematical Physics

An understanding of Mathematical Physics is essential in understanding issues from celestial mechanics to global climate change. Through core courses in Physics and Mathematics, you will study differential equations, probability theory, complex analysis, differential geometry, advanced Mathematical Computer Science numerical methods, and advanced techniques of applied Designing communication networks, encrypting data for internet mathematics. transmission, or engineering revolutionary new software would Why Trent? not be possible without a solid understanding of Mathematical • Ideal preparation for graduate studies in theoretical Computer Science. You will study number theory, cryptography, physics abstract algebra, advanced combinatorics, probability theory, • Learn about the weird and wonderful quantum theory numerical analysis, metalogic, programming, digital logic, and of subatomic particles the theory of computation • Learn about exploding stars, spinning black holes, and

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Concerned faculty who know you on a first-name basis and • who take a genuine interest in your personal educational • goals

carnivorous galaxies (astrophysics) Learn about superconductors and superstrong materials (condensed matter physics). Learn how to warp space and time (relativity and differential geometry)

Learn where the universe came from, and where it is going (cosmology)

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Physics and Astronomy Discoveries in physics continue to broaden our understanding of the universe, advance space exploration, speed up global communications, assist forensic science, and lead to new innovations such as MRI and high density computer memories. Physicists ask questions about the most basic particles and forces which compose our universe and about the rich complexities which arises through their interactions.

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Personal interaction and mentoring from our awardwinning faculty Highly interactive teaching methods Opportunity to study abroad

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

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Concerned faculty who know you on a first-name basis and • who take a genuine interest in your personal educational • goals

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Personal interaction and mentoring from our awardwinning faculty Highly interactive teaching methods Opportunity to study abroad

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Arts AT Trent “Prepare to be engaged. You’ll get a warm welcome and a great education.” Dr. Sally Chivers, Professor, Canadian Studies

Ancient Greek and Roman Studies Classics is the study of ancient Greek and Roman cultures, the two inter-twined civilizations that lie at the root of modern Western culture. Our programs and offerings are designed to allow you to sample everything or to focus on one stream in particular: ancient history, classical archaeology, civilization, drama and literature.

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Join us on student retreats to our conference centre Windy Pine in Haliburton, Ontario See Canada from another perspective with a one-year North American exchange program

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Regular opportunities to participate in Mediterranean fieldwork as part of professors’ research teams Professors committed to student success Springboard for graduate work

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Canadian Studies Canadian Studies is an interdisciplinary exploration of the concepts and practices of “Canadianness”. You will gain an understanding of issues of central importance to Canadians including politics, culture, the environment, immigration, multiculturalism, citizenship, labour, First Nations, the North, regionalism, social welfare, and the women’s movement.

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Work with community groups on meaningful research projects that make a difference Take your learning out of the classroom during field trips to other cities Engage in small group learning through lectures, seminars, workshops and special events

Cultural Studies What is human nature and does it change when the culture changes? How can we talk meaningfully about everyday life without falling into cliché? Is technology external to us or is it an extension of our bodies? What is the function of art? These are the types of complicated questions we encourage you to engage as you study the works of challenging artists, writers, and theorists in a diverse range of courses in visual arts, cultural theory, media, film, theatre, music and creative writing.

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Every year, our graduates make us proud by gaining entrance to the best graduate programs in the country, by winning scholarships and literary awards, and by embarking on rewarding careers in publishing, broadcasting, education, communication, research and dozens of other fields. And every year our students prove that the study of English is the ideal preparation for any career that demands imagination, critical inquiry, and inventiveness.

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Cutting-edge research in language, literature, and the humanities Faculty dedicated to teaching and research, recognized through provincial and national teaching awards Seminar and workshop-based learning, providing opportunities for discussion and critical thinking Student involvement in department decision-making Choice between Peterborough and Oshawa locations

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Build your own degree: specialize in Arts, Narrative, Media or Theory, or take a comprehensive approach We invite you to approach the study of culture analytically, speculatively, viscerally, creatively, and imaginatively You can create culture yourself: take workshops taught by renowned theatre directors, artists, musicians, writers, and film-makers

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History The study of history extends your experience, opens up a world of possibilities, and equips you to think your way into the future. Regional and thematic focuses allow you to explore everything from the history of crime in Early Modern England to the history of modern Canadian foreign policy.

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Small group learning and effective teacher-student interaction Development of exceptional research and communication skills

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Large department with a multitude of course options spanning the globe Award-winning faculty with research specialities in diverse fields Opportunities to study abroad at universities around the world Degree-granting programs at both Peterborough and Oshawa campuses A variety of prizes and scholarships

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“I always knew I had Aboriginal ancestry and having the opportunity to learn more about it, the landscape of it, the language and the way the community is structured within itself means a lot.”

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Indigenous Studies 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.

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Learn from Indigenous Elders Exceptional faculty with backgrounds in both western and Indigenous knowledge Excellent opportunities for cross-cultural learning International Programs in Thailand and Mexico Opportunities for community-based learning

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Arts AT Trent “Prepare to be engaged. You’ll get a warm welcome and a great education.” Dr. Sally Chivers, Professor, Canadian Studies

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Career Conscious Biographer / Community Relations Consultant / Diplomat / Immigration Officer / Policy Analyst / Public Policy Officer

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Regular opportunities to participate in Mediterranean fieldwork as part of professors’ research teams Professors committed to student success Springboard for graduate work

Career Conscious Archivist / Curator / Journalist / Library and Information Systems / Linguist / Professor / Public Relations Specialist

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Curator / Historic Preservation Officer / Historical Consultant for Film and Media / Journalist / Novelist / Politician

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Career Conscious Broadcaster / Journalist / Librarian / Public Relations Specialist / Teacher / Translator / Writer / Editor

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Career Conscious Advertising and Marketing / Author / Cultural Events Planner / Museum and Heritage Consultant / Radio/Television Producer / Videographer

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Small group learning and effective teacher-student interaction Development of exceptional research and communication skills

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“I always knew I had Aboriginal ancestry and having the opportunity to learn more about it, the landscape of it, the language and the way the community is structured within itself means a lot.”

StoneHorse Moore, Second-year Student, Indigenous Studies

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Career Conscious Community activist / Government Policy specialist / Politician / Teacher / Journalist / Aboriginal corporate liaison officer

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Arts AT Trent International Development Studies Examine the sources and consequences of human inequality from a global perspective. Through an interdisciplinary lens, you will explore such wide-ranging themes as global poverty and world hunger, conflict, ecological degradation, gender relations and cultural identity. We pay particular attention to the world’s most vulnerable populations and their complex relations with the most powerful countries and international organizations. IDS also offers two full year-abroad programs - one in Ghana and another in Ecuador.

Why Trent? • • • • • •

The first IDS program in Canada A critical perspective on real world issues Experiential learning through Year Abroad Program in Ghana and Ecuador Dedicated faculty members and small group teaching Active community agenda through volunteerism Partnership opportunities with the Trent Centre for Community-Based Education

Career Conscious Community Education Coordinator / Community Relations Officer / Diplomat / Foreign Media Correspondent / Human Rights Officer / International Development Agent / Refugee Affairs Program Officer

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The globalization of economic life has raised the prominence of the study of IPE in recent years among scholars and students from a wide variety of backgrounds who have merged the study of politics with Economics and International Development Studies, as well as Anthropology, Business, Canadian Studies, History, and more.

Why Trent? • • • •

Courses devoted to understanding the current global order Specific expertise in the field of political economy Faculty devoted to interdisciplinary work Engaged faculty interested in bringing theory and practice together

Career Conscious International Affairs Agent / International Researcher/Advisor / Non-governmental Advisor / Diplomat / International Development Agent / Public Employee / Private Sector

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Modern Languages and Literatures (MLL) - French Studies Dedicated to small group teaching, French Studies at Trent offers an array of courses on French language, Francophone cultures and literatures and linguistics. As a central feature, the year-abroad program in Nantes (France) gives students majoring in French an opportunity to develop and refine their knowledge of French in a European context.

Why Trent?

International Political Economy

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Get to know your professors on a first-name basis Small class sizes Opportunity for Specialization in Quebec Studies

This joint-major program is intended for students with an interest in the inter-connected nature of the study of politics and economics at the international and global levels.

Career Conscious

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Cultural Affairs Officer / Foreign Services Officer / Immigration Officer / Interpreter / Linguist / Marketing Representative / Translator

MLL - German Studies German Studies includes three major areas: the study of the language; the study of the cultures of the German speaking countries; and the study, in the original language, of the great literary heritage of the German speaking world. To complement and enhance our German Studies program, we offer the only Canadian year abroad program in Germany: the “Canadian Year in Freiburg.”

Why Trent? • • • •

Opportunity to experience the cultural aspects of German Studies Study is tailored to your level of knowledge of the language Study is available in both English and German to ensure your confidence and success Option for study abroad in Germany

Career Conscious Cultural Affairs Officer / Foreign Services Officer / Immigration Officer / Interpreter / Linguist / Marketing Representative / Translator

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MLL - Hispanic Studies Hispanic Studies offers a variety of courses in Spanish language and Hispanic literature, culture and civilization. We offer a full Year Abroad program in Spain, designed for second and third-year students. It is an excellent opportunity to become proficient in Spanish and to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Hispanic world.

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Learn skills in translation Experience the diversity of Hispanic culture, past and present A multi-disciplinary approach to Spanish and Spanish American literature and language

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Philosophy

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Focused and interactive student-professor relationships An active student role in the functioning and governance of the department Partnership with the local agencies and the Trent Centre for Community-Based Education Valuable internship opportunities Recognition through scholarships and prizes

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Environmental Education Officer / Foreign Media Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about Correspondent / Foreign Services Officer / Lawyer / Lobbyist / the world and your place in it. With Trent Philosophy, Policy Analyst / Public Relations Professional you can explore questions about the nature of reality, trentu.ca/politics the meaning of human existence, ethics, and the limits of knowledge. The study of philosophy gives you the opportunity to develop advanced skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication.

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Choose courses from a philosophically diverse program offering a broad learning experience Engage with world-renowned philosophers through our annual Ryle Lecture series and other philosophy events Join a vibrant philosophical community of students in Trent’s oldest undergraduate group, The Philosophical Society

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SOCIOLOGY

Trent provides a critical introduction to the theoretical approaches, research methods and substantive areas developed by sociologists to explain the social processes that structure our everyday world. You are encouraged to explore and question the diverse cultures, social experiences, dynamics of power and inequality, and global changes that forge relations between individuals, groups, institutions and societies.

Doctor / Human Resources Professional / Human Rights Officer Why Trent? / Journalist / Lawyer / Public Relations Professional • study with our award-winning faculty trentu.ca/philosophy • broad range of courses available • opportunities for cross-cultural learning through the Year Abroad program

Politics Politics encompasses everything we do, including the ways we influence one another, acquire and maintain power, make collective decisions and advance social change. While fully committed to critical thinking and intellectual discipline, our approach is to make sense of the world in ways that are directly relevant to the human experience and the ideas and actions that shape political life.

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A strategic focus on Global Politics, Canadian Politics and Political Theory

Advertising and Marketing Agent / Community Corrections Officer / Demographer / Human Resources Professional / Immigration Officer / Labour Analyst / Social Worker / Substance Abuse Counsellor

Women’s Studies Women’s Studies explores gender relations and women’s experiences across cultures, throughout history and in contemporary societies. We examine how gender relations interact with race, class, ability and other categories of difference to shape every site of human interaction, from the very local to the global. Our diverse course offerings incorporate insights and perspectives from fields like history, literature, psychology, sociology, politics, cultural studies and Indigenous studies. Combining theory with empirical and experiential knowledge, Women’s Studies uncovers the dynamic workings of gender, identity and power.

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Trent’s faculty consists of some of the foremost Women and Gender Studies scholars in the country Curriculum is highly relevant to today’s issues, both local and global Trent is home to the only Canada Research Chair in Feminist and Gender Studies in Canada

Career Conscious Community Health Officer / Counsellor / Equity Advisor / Human Rights Advocate / Journalist / Lawyer / Social Worker / Teacher

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“If you are up for the academic challenge and individuals who thrive in small classroom settings, then Trent is definitely the place to be next year. ” Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, Second-year Student, Economics and Politics

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Career Conscious International Affairs Agent / International Researcher/Advisor / Non-governmental Advisor / Diplomat / International Development Agent / Public Employee / Private Sector

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Why Trent?

International Political Economy

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Get to know your professors on a first-name basis Small class sizes Opportunity for Specialization in Quebec Studies

This joint-major program is intended for students with an interest in the inter-connected nature of the study of politics and economics at the international and global levels.

Career Conscious

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Cultural Affairs Officer / Foreign Services Officer / Immigration Officer / Interpreter / Linguist / Marketing Representative / Translator

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Career Conscious Cultural Affairs Officer / Foreign Services Officer / Immigration Officer / Interpreter / Linguist / Marketing Representative / Translator

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Learn skills in translation Experience the diversity of Hispanic culture, past and present A multi-disciplinary approach to Spanish and Spanish American literature and language

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Philosophy

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SOCIOLOGY

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A strategic focus on Global Politics, Canadian Politics and Political Theory

Advertising and Marketing Agent / Community Corrections Officer / Demographer / Human Resources Professional / Immigration Officer / Labour Analyst / Social Worker / Substance Abuse Counsellor

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Career Conscious Community Health Officer / Counsellor / Equity Advisor / Human Rights Advocate / Journalist / Lawyer / Social Worker / Teacher

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arts and science at Trent Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies Policy and planning for an environmentally sustainable future necessitates interdisciplinary awareness and approaches. It requires students to develop an understanding of the legal and management procedures for solving natural resource and environmental problems, and learn how to combine scientific with social knowledge effectively - while being guided by committed, experienced professors.

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One of the most highly regarded programs in Canada Benefit from a balanced focus on all four subdivisions of anthropology Archaeological field schools in Ontario and Belize Faculty involved in cutting edge research around the world Special Concentration in Museum Studies with Fleming College Specialized labs in GIS, Stable Isotope

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Immigration and Human Rights Law / Museum Curator / One of the first Canadian universities to offer an Ethnographer / Art Conservator / Teacher/Professor / Cultural environmental program Address contemporary environmental challenges, policies, Consultant / Non-Governmental Organizations and politics trentu.ca/anthropology Take courses taught by specialists in areas such as environmental law and forest management Study abroad and take advantage of research placements Computing and Enjoy a spectacular 580-hectare natural setting

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

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Anthropology Anthropology studies the human experience at all times and in all places in order to understand ourselves as complex social beings with the capacity for language and culture. As an anthropology student, you will learn about the extraordinary variability in human adaptation, organization and belief, as well as how we are united by the common circumstances we face.

Why Trent?

Information Systems

The study of computing and information systems is central to our understanding of how the world processes, manages, and communicates information using digital technologies. The department offers two streams of study: Computing Systems and Information Systems. These streams offer you the opportunity to combine the scientific methodologies of software development, high performance computing, artificial intelligence, and data mining with the broader systems perspective on how the collection, processing, and dissemination of information is the lifeblood of today’s organizations.

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Specializations available in: Computer Science; High Performance Computing; and Software Engineering

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Career Conscious Animator / Artificial Intelligence Engineer / Corporate Security Specialist / Hardware/Software Developer / Research Scientist / Systems Analyst

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Economics You will have the opportunity to study the impact that individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and governments have on economics. You’ll 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.

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Faculty mentoring in small classes and workshops Opportunities to assist professors with their research projects Utilize national and international data to explore economics trends and tendencies and test economic models Undertake individual research projects utilizing tools developed to extend economic models

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

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Environmental and Resource Studies Creating an environmentally sustainable future demands graduates who understand the political and managerial dimensions of natural resource and environmental problems, and who are aware of international trends and agreements, as well as the options that are available to local communities. Students in Environmental and Resource Studies gain this knowledge, while being guided by a committed and experienced faculty.

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Benefit from a hands-on approach to learning Take part in innovative community-based education Be active in meaningful local and international field work Undertake independent research projects Experiment with the Wind Tunnel Lab and Soil / Water Interaction and Transport Chamber Participate in a focus on northern studies

Career Conscious Activist Campaign Coordinator / Coastal Zone Manager / Environmental Health Specialist / Environmental Policy Analyst / Population Growth and Migration Specialist / Real Estate Developer

One of the first Canadian universities to offer an environmental program trentu.ca/geography • Address contemporary environmental challenges, policies, and politics • Take courses taught by specialists in areas such as Indigenous Environmental environmental law and forest management • Study abroad and take advantage of research placements Studies • Enjoy a spectacular 580-hectare natural setting The first program in North America which integrates Indigenous traditional knowledge with a western scientific Career Conscious approach. This program provides students from both Ecologist / Eco-Tourism Professional / Energy Consultant / Indigenous and western backgrounds with the necessary Environmental Education Officer / Environmental Protection skills and experience to work with and in First Nations (FNs) Agent communities and to provide support for consultants and trentu.ca/ers exploration companies to work with FNs in North America in a fully informed and respectfully engaging manner. Benefits will result to the environment and to the people on all levels.

Geography

Geography courses at Trent expose you to hands-on experiences with real-world issues. Course work focuses on the impacts of economic globalization, environmental deterioration, massive urbanization, and the historical roots of geopolitical conflicts. We believe the best way to learn Geography is through an interactive environment, thus small group learning and experiences outside of the classroom are pillars of program delivery.

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Integration of Traditional and Western academic approach is unique to Trent University Access to Indigenous and non-Indigenous faculty in a joint program with Environmental Studies/Science Faculty members are engaged in important research with regards to climate change and Indigenous communities health and the environment The languages and cultures of FN, Inuit and Metis are supported

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Indigenous methodologies and development are unique and different from CIDA/UN/IMF approaches Learn to work in multi-cultural environments and appreciate the diversity of Canada’s First Peoples

Career Conscious Unique capacity building for cross-cultural work in First Nations, understanding of political and environmental issues facing all peoples today. Opportunities to work to improve the environment to make contributions towards the improvement of relationships between First Nations and industry.

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

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Be involved in hands-on study and research Learn to understand, interpret, and evaluate research Take advantage of access to faculty in many areas of specialization Learn with lectures supplemented by seminars, workshops, and group learning Develop your problem solving, inter-personal relations and critical thinking

Career Conscious Art/Music Therapist / Counsellor / Crisis Intervention Officer / Police Officer / Rehabilitation Advisor / Social Worker / Sports Psychologist / Training Specialist

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

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Career Conscious Animator / Artificial Intelligence Engineer / Corporate Security Specialist / Hardware/Software Developer / Research Scientist / Systems Analyst

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

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Career Conscious Art/Music Therapist / Counsellor / Crisis Intervention Officer / Police Officer / Rehabilitation Advisor / Social Worker / Sports Psychologist / Training Specialist

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“We teach our disciplines in a way that finds value and gives value, both in terms of society at large, the environment and in terms of financial return...that’s how we make a difference.” Dr. Asaf Zohar, Professor, Business Administration

Professional programs AT Trent Business Administration In Business Administration, we are educating the next generation of organizational leaders, professionals and entrepreneurs. We advance a perspective on learning that empowers students to adopt an inclusive, open-minded and socially responsible approach to business practice and organizational leadership.

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Socially responsible business education (Top 3 in Corporate Knights’ rankings) Close student-professor engagement develops analytical, critical and communication skills Unique approach integrates strategic, social and environmental dimensions Sustainability and ethics as cornerstones of business leadership An affiliate of the UN Principles for Responsible Management Education

Career Conscious Accountant / Advertising and Marketing Agent / Human Resources Professional / Labour Relations Specialist / Market Analyst

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Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education

The Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education program offers students the best of two worlds: an opportunity to explore the wide variety of course options and interdisciplinary study at Trent, the chance to couple those learning experiences with a full year of teacher education courses from Queen’s, and the ability to gain teaching experience in real classroom settings starting in first year.

or B.Sc., you will complete the Emphasis in Education program to further develop your teaching and leadership skills.

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High success rate in the program Education courses and teaching experiences beginning in first year Support from a strong professional community Flexible program with guidance for making choices of division, teachables, majors to suit individual strengths

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

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CONSECUTIVE EDUCATION The Consecutive Education program is available to students who have completed their undergraduate degree and who wish to pursue a career in education. Graduates are prepared to teach at the Elementary or Secondary level and to engage in a wide range of education-related fields such as adult and special needs education, government and public policy, youth and recreational education, educational consulting and programming, and teaching abroad. The consecutive program is offered as a full-time one year option, or a two year parttime option. Successful candidates will receive their Bachelor of Education. Applications are submitted through the Teacher Education Application Service at www.ouac.on.ca/teas.

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Experience hands-on teaching through a variety of placements and volunteer opportunities Benefit from Trent’s professional partnerships with district school boards and teacher federations Participate in activities linked to the priorities of Ontario curriculum guidelines including environmental education, infusion of Indigenous knowledge, and a commitment to social justice

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Forensic Science With its outstanding faculty, access to cutting-edge labs and technology, and true-to-life crime scene house, Trent’s Forensic Science program combines theory and practice to give you the confidence and skills to excel in this fascinating field. Casework, teamwork, DNA analysis and understanding legal issues related to evidence, are just some of the real-life skills you will develop.

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Nursing Emphasizing a holistic approach to healthcare, you are supported in developing both knowledge and skills through lectures, case studies, nursing simulation labs, and clinical practice. Clinical practice begins during your first year and is provided throughout the curriculum in a wide range of hospital and community settings. Clinical practice is the principle focus of your final year.

Trent Forensics was the first program of its kind when it began in 2004 Opportunity to gain real-world experience through a placement in the field Crime scene house to develop both practical and theoretical skills Undergraduate students have access to the state-of-theart labs in our DNA building

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

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Diploma Programs at trent Canadian studies diploma program trentu.ca/canadianstudies

FOUNDATIONS OF INDIGENOUS LEARNING INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INDIGENOUS MANAGEMENT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT kanyen’keha (mohawk) language trentu.ca/indigenousstudies

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A new Health Sciences facility including simulation labs opened September 2010 Clinical experience that begins in your first year and continues each year Faculty and clinical instructors that provide you with an interactive and engaging lecture experience Innovative curriculum that is based around one of six areas of interest including aging

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This program provides an opportunity for students to enter either an Honours B.A. or B.Sc. program with a guaranteed space in the B.Ed program at Trent for your fifth year to earn your qualifications in the Primary/Junior or Intermediate/Senior teaching divisions. While completing courses for your B.A.

Career Conscious Nurse in areas such as: Public Health / Neonatal / Psychiatric / Surgical

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ADMISSION FOR ABORIGINAL STUDENTS Aboriginal students who have followed a non-traditional path may find success in programs at Trent. Adam Hopkins, Trent’s Aboriginal Enrolment Advisor, is available to speak with people who wish to self-identify as students of Aboriginal origin. Contact Adam at 705-748-1011 x 7949 or email him adamhopkins@trentu.ca. trentu.ca/indigenous

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Career Conscious Accountant / Advertising and Marketing Agent / Human Resources Professional / Labour Relations Specialist / Market Analyst

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Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education

or B.Sc., you will complete the Emphasis in Education program to further develop your teaching and leadership skills.

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

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Diploma Programs at trent Canadian studies diploma program trentu.ca/canadianstudies

FOUNDATIONS OF INDIGENOUS LEARNING INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INDIGENOUS MANAGEMENT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT kanyen’keha (mohawk) language trentu.ca/indigenousstudies

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Admissions

Degree Program

General Admission Requirements

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD); a minimum of six Grade 12U or M courses, including program specific prerequisites with a minimum 70% overall final average Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

SCIENCES: Honours Bachelor of Science

Degree Program Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Indigenous Environmental Studies OUAC Code: RAI

70% overall

ENG 4U

Indigenous Environmental Studies OUAC Code: RCI

Ancient Greek and Roman Studies OUAC Code: RAN

70% overall ENG 4U

Indigenous Studies OUAC Code: RIN

70% overall

ENG 4U

Anthropology OUAC Code: RSA (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RON (Oshawa)

Greek and Latin Language and Literature OUAC Code: RGL

70% overall

International Development Studies OUAC Code: RID

70% overall

ENG 4U

70% overall

Anthropology OUAC Code: RAA (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROA (Oshawa)

70% overall

International Political Economy OUAC Code: RPE

70% overall

Canadian Studies OUAC Code: RCA

70% overall

ENG 4U

Modern Languages and Literature French Studies OUAC Code: RFR German Studies OUAC Code: RGE Hispanic Studies OUAC Code: RHS

Cultural Studies OUAC Code: RCS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROL (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Philosophy OUAC Code: RPH

70% overall

Computing and Information Systems Computing OUAC Code: RCC Information Systems OUAC Code: RCF

70% overall

Politics OUAC Code: RPO

Economics OUAC Code: REC

70% overall

ENG 4U

English Literature OUAC Code: REN (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROE (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Environmental and Resource Studies OUAC Code: RAV (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RAX (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Geography OUAC Code: RGG

70% overall

History OUAC Code: RHI (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROH (Oshawa)

70% overall

ARTS: Honours Bachelor of Arts

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Mathematics 70% overall OUAC Code: RMA

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 70% overall OUAC Code: RBM

ENG 4U SBI 4U SCH 4U

4U Math

Mathematical Economics 70% overall OUAC Code: RME

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

ENG 4U

Biology 70% overall OUAC Code: RBI

ENG 4U SBI 4U

4U Math

ENG 4U

Chemical Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RHY

ENG 4U SPH 4U SCH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Mathematical Computer Science 70% overall OUAC Code: RMC

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Mathematical Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RMP

ENG 4U SPH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

ENG 4U

Chemistry 70% overall OUAC Code: RCH

ENG 4U SCH 4U

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

ENG 4U SPH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Psychology OUAC Code: RCP (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROP (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Computing and Information Systems 70% overall Computing Systems OUAC Code: RSC Information Systems OUAC Code: RSF

Phsyics and Astronomy 70% overall OUAC Code: RPY

Sociology OUAC Code: RSO (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROS (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Computing Systems and Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RCY

ENG 4U 4U Math MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Economics OUAC Code: RBY

ENG 4U

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Studies OUAC Code: RWS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROW (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Undeclared Arts OUAC Code: RCX (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROY (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Forensics and Arts 70% overall OUAC Code: RCU

ENG 4U

Business and Arts 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RAD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

Business and Social Science 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RCD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

ENG 4U

70% overall

Environmental Chemistry 70% overall OUAC Code: RVC

4U Math

ENG 4U 4U Math SCH 4U

Environmental and Resource Science 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RSV (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RBX (Oshawa)

SBI 4U SCH 4U 4U Math

Geography OUAC Code: RGS

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

Psychology 70% overall ENG 4U 4U Math OUAC Code: RPS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROG (Oshawa) Undeclared Science OUAC Code: RSX (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROX (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Business and Science OUAC Code: RSD

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Forensics and Science 70% overall OUAC Code: RSU

ENG 4U

4U Math

ENVIRONMENT: B.E.S.S. Bachelor of Environmental 75% overall ENG 4U Science/Studies OUAC Code: RES

SBI 4U SCH 4U 4U Math

Admissions

Degree Program

General Admission Requirements

SCIENCES: Honours Bachelor of Science

Degree Program Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Indigenous Environmental Studies OUAC Code: RAI

70% overall

ENG 4U

Indigenous Environmental Studies OUAC Code: RCI

Ancient Greek and Roman Studies OUAC Code: RAN

70% overall ENG 4U

Indigenous Studies OUAC Code: RIN

70% overall

ENG 4U

Anthropology OUAC Code: RSA (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RON (Oshawa)

Greek and Latin Language and Literature OUAC Code: RGL

70% overall

International Development Studies OUAC Code: RID

70% overall

ENG 4U

70% overall

Anthropology OUAC Code: RAA (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROA (Oshawa)

70% overall

International Political Economy OUAC Code: RPE

70% overall

Canadian Studies OUAC Code: RCA

70% overall

ENG 4U

Modern Languages and Literature French Studies OUAC Code: RFR German Studies OUAC Code: RGE Hispanic Studies OUAC Code: RHS

Cultural Studies OUAC Code: RCS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROL (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Philosophy OUAC Code: RPH

70% overall

Computing and Information Systems Computing OUAC Code: RCC Information Systems OUAC Code: RCF

70% overall

Politics OUAC Code: RPO

Economics OUAC Code: REC

70% overall

ENG 4U

English Literature OUAC Code: REN (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROE (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Environmental and Resource Studies OUAC Code: RAV (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RAX (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Geography OUAC Code: RGG

70% overall

History OUAC Code: RHI (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROH (Oshawa)

70% overall

ARTS: Honours Bachelor of Arts

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Mathematics 70% overall OUAC Code: RMA

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 70% overall OUAC Code: RBM

ENG 4U SBI 4U SCH 4U

4U Math

Mathematical Economics 70% overall OUAC Code: RME

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

ENG 4U

Biology 70% overall OUAC Code: RBI

ENG 4U SBI 4U

4U Math

ENG 4U

Chemical Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RHY

ENG 4U SPH 4U SCH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Mathematical Computer Science 70% overall OUAC Code: RMC

ENG 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Mathematical Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RMP

ENG 4U SPH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

ENG 4U

Chemistry 70% overall OUAC Code: RCH

ENG 4U SCH 4U

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

ENG 4U SPH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Psychology OUAC Code: RCP (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROP (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Computing and Information Systems 70% overall Computing Systems OUAC Code: RSC Information Systems OUAC Code: RSF

Phsyics and Astronomy 70% overall OUAC Code: RPY

Sociology OUAC Code: RSO (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROS (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Computing Systems and Physics 70% overall OUAC Code: RCY

ENG 4U 4U Math MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U

Economics OUAC Code: RBY

ENG 4U

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Studies OUAC Code: RWS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROW (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Undeclared Arts OUAC Code: RCX (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROY (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

Forensics and Arts 70% overall OUAC Code: RCU

ENG 4U

Business and Arts 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RAD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

Business and Social Science 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RCD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

ENG 4U

70% overall

Environmental Chemistry 70% overall OUAC Code: RVC

4U Math

ENG 4U 4U Math SCH 4U

Environmental and Resource Science 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RSV (Peterborough) OUAC Code: RBX (Oshawa)

SBI 4U SCH 4U 4U Math

Geography OUAC Code: RGS

4U Math

70% overall

ENG 4U

Psychology 70% overall ENG 4U 4U Math OUAC Code: RPS (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROG (Oshawa) Undeclared Science OUAC Code: RSX (Peterborough) OUAC Code: ROX (Oshawa)

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Business and Science OUAC Code: RSD

70% overall

ENG 4U

4U Math

Forensics and Science 70% overall OUAC Code: RSU

ENG 4U

4U Math

ENVIRONMENT: B.E.S.S. Bachelor of Environmental 75% overall ENG 4U Science/Studies OUAC Code: RES

SBI 4U SCH 4U 4U Math

Admissions for Students Outside of Ontario

PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONALPROGRAMS PROGRAMS EDUCATION: B.A./B.Ed B.Sc./B.Ed Program

Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education 80% overall OUAC Code Arts: RE OUAC Code Science: RT

ENG 4U plus a minimum of two other 4U courses

Admission decisions will be based primarily on academic standing. A Personal Statement of Experience (PSE) is required and will be considered in the admission process. The PSE will be due March 1, 2011 and can be found online at: trentu.ca/education Applications must be received by OUAC by January, 12, 2011. In addition to meeting these requirements, you must complete the prerequisites for your chosen Trent Arts or Science program. Limited enrolment.

EDUCATION: B.A./B.Ed B.Sc./B.Ed Arts/Science Stream for Teacher Education OUAC Code Arts: RTA OUAC Code Science: RTS

75% overall

ENG 4U

How to Apply for Undergraduate Studies

FORENSIC SCIENCE: B.Sc.F.S. Program Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses Forensic Science 75% overall ENG 4U SPH 4U OUAC Code: RU SBI 4U SCH 4U MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U or MGA 4U Admission average is calculated based on required courses, plus your next best two 4U/M credits. Limited enrolment.

NURSING: B.Sc.N. Trent-Fleming School of Nursing OUAC Code: RCN

70% overall ENG 4U (minimum 70%) SBI 4U (minimum 65%) SCH 4U (minimum 65%) 4U Math (minimum 65%)

Admission average is calculated using on required courses, plus your next best two 4U/M courses. Limited enrolment.

Admission decisions will be based on an equal weighting of grades and an Applicant Profile. Applicant Profiles are due February 4, 2011 and can be found online at: trentu.ca/education Applications must be received by OUAC by January 12, 2011. In addition to meeting these requirements, you must complete the prerequisites for your chosen Trent Arts or Science program. Limited enrolment.

BUSINESS: B.B.A. Business Administration 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

1. Submit your application and appropriate fees to the OUAC. 2. Trent University requires your official transcript, which must be sent directly from the issuing institution. Please have transcripts sent to:

Please use the Admissions Chart for Ontario Secondary Students to determine the minimum average and prerequisite courses required for each program. Equivalencies are noted below. If presenting courses that do not match the requirements, please contact the Office of the Registrar to determine equivalencies.

Province

Ontario Equivalencies

Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut English 30 plus four other academic

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics 4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

International Baccalaureate (IB)

General Certificate of Education (GCE)

United States Secondary School

Other International Secondary Schools

Minimum overall score of 28, including three courses at the Higher level and three courses at the Standard level. A minimum grade of 5 in Higher or Standard level English is required.

Minimum ‘C’ grade in 5 Ordinary level subjects are two Advanced level subjects, or minimum ‘C’ grade in four Ordinary level subjects and three Advanced level subjects. Two Advanced Subsidiary subjects may be substituted for one Advanced level subject. Minimum ‘C’ grade in English at the Ordinary or Advanced level is required.

A minimum ‘B’ average (85% or 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) in a recognized academic grade 12 program with a minimum of 70% in grade 12 English. At least 4 different subjects at the matriculation level must be represented in the high school diploma. An SAT score of 1,650 or composite ACT score of 24 is required.

Official transcripts and supporting documents will receive full consideration and evaluation. Normally, candidates who have achieved admission levels for universities in their own country are eligible for admission to Trent University. Please visit trentu.ca/international for country specific requirements.

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

Office of the Registrar 1600 West Bank Drive Peterborough ON K9J 7B8

3. Once the Admissions Office has received your application and official transcripts, you will be notified of our decision.

Province

Ontario Equivalencies

English 30 Pure Math 30 or 31 Pure Math 30 AND Math 31 Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Physics 30 English 12 Math 12 Math 12 Biology 12 Chemistry 12 Physics 12

Nova Scotia

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 12 Math 12 Pre-Calculus Math 12 Biology 12 Chemistry 12 Physics 12

Prince Edward Island

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 612 Math 611 or 621 Math 611 or 621 Biology 611 or 621 Chemistry 611 or 621 Physics 621

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 40S Math 40S Pre-Calculus Math 40S Biology 40S Chemistry 40S Physics 40S

Quebec English 603 plus eleven academic credits. All prerequisites require two semesters. Extra courses will be assessed for transfer credits.

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

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

New Brunswick

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 121 or 122 Math 120, 121, or 122 Math 120 or 121 Biology 121 or 122 Chemistry 121 or 122 Physics 121 or 122

Saskatchewan

4U English

English 30 or ELA A30 30-level Math 30-level Math Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Physics 30

Newfoundland/Labrador

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 3201 Math 3200, 3201, 3204, or 3205 Math 3200, 3201, 3204, or 3205 Biology 3201 Chemistry 3202 Physics 3204

30 or 31 courses.

British Columbia/Yukon English 12 plus three other academic grade 12 courses. Provincial exams not required.

Manitoba

Admission Requirements Outside of Canada

Ontario uses a centralized application system called the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC), to process all university applications. Out of province applicants should apply using the 105D application found online at www.ouac.on.ca.

English 40S plus four grade 12 courses at S or U level. English 121 or 122 plus four other academic grade 12 courses. Ten credits at the 3000 level including English 3201 (2 credits).

English 12 plus four other academic or advanced grade 12 courses. English 621 plus four other academic and/or advanced courses at the 600 level.

One 30-level English plus four other academic grade 12 courses at level 30.

4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

Admissions for Students Outside of Ontario

PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONALPROGRAMS PROGRAMS EDUCATION: B.A./B.Ed B.Sc./B.Ed Program

Minimum Required Recommended Average Courses Courses

Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Education 80% overall OUAC Code Arts: RE OUAC Code Science: RT

ENG 4U plus a minimum of two other 4U courses

EDUCATION: B.A./B.Ed B.Sc./B.Ed Arts/Science Stream for Teacher Education OUAC Code Arts: RTA OUAC Code Science: RTS

75% overall

ENG 4U

How to Apply for Undergraduate Studies

NURSING: B.Sc.N. Trent-Fleming School of Nursing OUAC Code: RCN

70% overall ENG 4U (minimum 70%) SBI 4U (minimum 65%) SCH 4U (minimum 65%) 4U Math (minimum 65%)

Admission average is calculated using on required courses, plus your next best two 4U/M courses. Limited enrolment.

BUSINESS: B.B.A. Business Administration 70% overall ENG 4U OUAC Code: RD

MHF 4U or MCV 4U or MCB 4U

Province

Ontario Equivalencies

Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut English 30 plus four other academic

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics 4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

International Baccalaureate (IB)

General Certificate of Education (GCE)

United States Secondary School

Other International Secondary Schools

Minimum overall score of 28, including three courses at the Higher level and three courses at the Standard level. A minimum grade of 5 in Higher or Standard level English is required.

Office of the Registrar 1600 West Bank Drive Peterborough ON K9J 7B8

3. Once the Admissions Office has received your application and official transcripts, you will be notified of our decision.

Province

Ontario Equivalencies

English 30 Pure Math 30 or 31 Pure Math 30 AND Math 31 Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Physics 30 English 12 Math 12 Math 12 Biology 12 Chemistry 12 Physics 12

Nova Scotia

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 12 Math 12 Pre-Calculus Math 12 Biology 12 Chemistry 12 Physics 12

Prince Edward Island

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 612 Math 611 or 621 Math 611 or 621 Biology 611 or 621 Chemistry 611 or 621 Physics 621

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 40S Math 40S Pre-Calculus Math 40S Biology 40S Chemistry 40S Physics 40S

Quebec English 603 plus eleven academic credits. All prerequisites require two semesters. Extra courses will be assessed for transfer credits.

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

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

New Brunswick

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 121 or 122 Math 120, 121, or 122 Math 120 or 121 Biology 121 or 122 Chemistry 121 or 122 Physics 121 or 122

Saskatchewan

4U English

English 30 or ELA A30 30-level Math 30-level Math Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Physics 30

Newfoundland/Labrador

4U English 4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

English 3201 Math 3200, 3201, 3204, or 3205 Math 3200, 3201, 3204, or 3205 Biology 3201 Chemistry 3202 Physics 3204

30 or 31 courses.

British Columbia/Yukon English 12 plus three other academic grade 12 courses. Provincial exams not required.

Manitoba

Admission Requirements Outside of Canada

English 40S plus four grade 12 courses at S or U level. English 121 or 122 plus four other academic grade 12 courses. Ten credits at the 3000 level including English 3201 (2 credits).

English 12 plus four other academic or advanced grade 12 courses. English 621 plus four other academic and/or advanced courses at the 600 level.

One 30-level English plus four other academic grade 12 courses at level 30.

4U Math 4U Calculus 4U Biology 4U Chemistry 4U Physics

Contacts

VISIT Trent

River Road

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trentu.ca • liaison@trentu.ca • 1-888-739-8885

Alumni Champlain House College

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Child Care Centre

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• Anthropology • English Literature • Environmental & Resource Science / Studies • History • Psychology • Sociology

Emphasis programs (Available in most programs)

• Applied Ethics • Archaeology • Classical History • Food & Agriculture • Geographical Information Systems • International Political Economy • Law & Policy • Linguistics • Medieval, Antique & Renaissance Studies • Northern & Polar Studies • Sociocultural & Linguistic Anthropology • Teacher Education

Diploma Programs • Canadian Studies • Foundations of Indigenous Learning • Indigenous Environmental Studies • Kanyen’keha (Mohawk) Language

Graduate Degrees • Anthropology M.A. • Applications of Modelling in the Natural & Social Sciences M.A., M.Sc. • Canadian Studies M.A., Ph.D. • Cultural Studies Ph.D. • English - Public Texts M.A. • History M.A. • Indigenous Studies M.A., Ph.D. • Theory, Culture and Politics M.A • Materials Science M.Sc. • Psychology M.A., M.Sc. • Sustainability Studies M.A., M.Sc. • Environmental & Life Sciences M.S., Ph.D.

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Contacts

VISIT Trent

River Road

Symons Campus Trent University

trentu.ca • liaison@trentu.ca • 1-888-739-8885

Alumni Champlain House College

Bata Library

Child Care Centre

DNA Building

Peter Gzowski Archaeology College Centre Enweying

Trent Community Sport & Recreation Centre R

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trentu.ca/oshawa oshawa@trentu.ca 905-721-3003

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trentu.ca/tours liaison@trentu.ca 1-888-739-8885 705-748-1332

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