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Northern Studies<br />

t.867.668.8770<br />

liberalarts@yukoncollege.yk.ca<br />

Credential: DIPLOMA<br />

Credits: 60<br />

Duration: two years<br />

CO-OP: yes<br />

Program Overview<br />

Northern Studies is for individuals<br />

interested in broadening or formalizing<br />

their knowledge of the North and its<br />

social, political and physical features and<br />

issues. The program is flexible, selfdirected<br />

and multidisciplinary; it is, then,<br />

ideally suited to individuals wishing<br />

to pursue professional and personal<br />

interests in the North, because it allows<br />

them to tailor, in consultation with a<br />

program advisor, study plans to suit<br />

their specific needs.<br />

Admission Requirements<br />

• grade 12 graduation with English<br />

12; OR<br />

• Mature Student Status with<br />

acceptable scores on <strong>College</strong><br />

Assessments, the GED® test or<br />

the Language Proficiency Index<br />

(LPI) test<br />

Other Requirements<br />

• complete at least 50% of the work<br />

at <strong>Yukon</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

• maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0<br />

(C average)<br />

• complete a min. 18 credits at the<br />

200 level or above<br />

• complete one course in which<br />

land claims or constitutional<br />

development is a significant part of<br />

the curriculum<br />

Required Courses:<br />

Diploma (60 credits)<br />

2 NOST Core Courses (6 credits)<br />

5 NOST Electives (15 credits)<br />

ENGL 100: English Composition (3 credits)<br />

ENGL 101: Intro to the Study of Literature<br />

(3 credits)<br />

2 Lab Sciences: e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics,<br />

etc. (6 credits)<br />

2 Social Sciences: e.g., Psychology, Sociology,<br />

Anthropology, Women’s Studies, etc.<br />

(6 credits)<br />

7 Electives (21 credits)<br />

NOTE: The seven electives specified above may<br />

be filled with NOST courses provided all other<br />

requirements are met.<br />

NOTE: Students may take up to six credits from<br />

outside the School of Liberal Arts and School<br />

of Science; however, such coursework may<br />

not be transferable to programs at other postsecondary<br />

institutions.<br />

NOST Core Courses<br />

NOST 200: Research in the North (3 credits)<br />

NOST 201: The Natural History of the North<br />

(3 credits)<br />

NOST 202: The Social History of the North<br />

(3 credits)<br />

NOST Electives<br />

ANTH 220, ANTH 221, ANTH 222, ATHA 101,<br />

ATHA 102, BIOL 220, CHEM 220, CRIM 219,<br />

EDUC 220, ENGL 220, ENGL 230, ENVS 100,<br />

ENVS 101, ENVS 200, ENVS 201, ENVS 222,<br />

ENVS 223, ENVS 232, FNST 100, FNST 140, GEOG<br />

220, GEOG 222, GEOG 290, HIST 140, HIST 220,<br />

HIST 221, LANG 140, NOST 100, NOST 101/BCS<br />

100, NOST 200, NOST 201, NOST 202, NOST 324/<br />

BCS 331, NOST 325/BCS 332, NOST 326/BCS<br />

311, NOST 327/BCS 312, NOST 328/BCS 321,<br />

NOST 329/BCS 322, PHED 111, PHED 211, PHED<br />

212, PHED 222, PHED 225, POLI 220, POLI 221,<br />

POLI 222, RRMT 120, RRMT 121, RRMT 127,<br />

RRMT 232, RRMT 238, SOCI 220, WMST 202,<br />

WMST 220 (all 3 credits)<br />

NOTE: Excepting Multimedia Communication<br />

and Visual Arts, all School of Liberal Arts<br />

programs require completion of ENGL 100.<br />

Students are encouraged to take ENGL 100 in<br />

their first term of study. Students can enrol in<br />

ENGL 100 if they have ONE of the following:<br />

• English 12 (min. 80%); OR<br />

• LPI test (min. Level 4 with 24/40 on SS,<br />

EU and RC); OR<br />

• ENGL 090: Bridging English for University<br />

(min. B)<br />

www.archbould.com<br />

school of liberal arts<br />

<strong>Yukon</strong> <strong>College</strong> 2012/13<br />

www.yukoncollege.yk.ca<br />

Ayamdigut Campus toll free: 1.800.661.0504 Admissions: 867.668.8710<br />

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