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Journalism (B.A. or B.Sc.) The journalist’s role is to tell society’s stories to help citizens better understand their world. The new fully integrated Trent- Loyalist Journalism Program prepares graduates to be informed, critically-aware, and technically skilled journalists. You will earn a joint-major honours (B.A. or B.Sc.) degree in Journalism and another discipline of your choice from Trent, as well as an Ontario college advanced diploma in Journalism (Online, Print and Broadcast) from Loyalist College. Your degree and diploma can be completed together in four or five years of full-time study. Why Trent/Loyalist? Develop your journalism skills in a state-of-the-art integrated newsroom where you will work simultaneously on audio, video, print, traditional broadcast and online media Benefit from a great combination of both practical college training and a university education Build a comprehensive Journalism portfolio that documents your knowledge, skills and career-readiness Participate in an integrated capstone project and an eight-week internship that will facilitate networking and career development Explore the complementary roles of imagination and reasoning while exploring selected topics of common concern across disciplines in Arts and Science 1000Y – Knowing and Wondering trentu.ca/journalism Media sTudies (B.A.) Through your education in Media Studies you will engage with complex questions about society and the media. Learn what it means to be “media literate” today and how contemporary media environments work differently from those in the past. You will ask and discover the answer to questions like: “What happens to our concepts of community, memory, knowledge, the individual, place and team with each new media innovation?” Why Trent? Study a curriculum composed of a unique combination of courses in Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Philosophy, Computing & Information Systems, Canadian Studies, Sociology and Pyschology Explore the implications for knowledge, individuality and community at the heart of the humanistic study of the media Gain in-depth knowledge of media and effective communication skills Career ConsCIous: Advertising and Marketing / Teaching / Journalism / Cultural production / TV, Radio or Internet Documentary production / Media consultancy / Communications trentu.ca/mediastudies Philosophy (B.A.) Ever wonder why? Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about the world and your place in it. As a student of philosophy at Trent, you can explore questions about the nature of reality, the meaning of human existence, ethics, and the limits of knowledge. Studying philosophy gives you the opportunity to develop advanced skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. Why Trent? Choose courses based on topics such as logic and morality, as well as philosophical movements ranging from Socrates and Confucius to Kant and Derrida Experience the annual Ryle Lecture series and other philosophy events that allow you to engage with world-renowned philosophers Become part of a vibrant philosophical community of students in Trent’s oldest undergraduate club, The Philosophical Society trentu.ca/philosophy OTher baChelor of arTS deGree opTIons avaIlable INClude: Anthropology page 25 Archaeology page 25 Computing and Information Systems page 27 Economics page 25 Environmental and Resource Studies page 28 Forensic Science page 20 Geography page 28 Indigenous Environmental Studies page 25 Indigenous Studies page 25 International Development Studies page 26 Psychology page 30 Sociology page 26 Sustainable Food and Agriculture page 30 “By studying physical anthropology and biology at Trent University and learning about the human skeletal system and other biological systems, I was better able to prepare for my run across Canada for the Canadian Cancer Society. Thanks to my studies, I know what it takes for my bones to repair as I run day-in and day-out, and that knowledge is simply invaluable to my journey. What better way to live your education than to let your education help you to help others?” Scott Cannata Anthropology Student Scott ran a marathon every day, completing a coast-to-coast run to help fight cancer. www.theruntolive.com 24
SoCIal sCIences Social Sciences help us understand humanity and the world around us. Benefiting from a combination of theoretical and practical study, students in the Social Sciences question assumptions and analyze complex social issues. Applying scientific methodology to the study of humanity, graduates develop a broad range of expertise, such as critical thinking, communication, problem solving, research, and analysis. Graduates gain a unique skill set that can be successfully applied to employment opportunities across public and private sectors. Anthropology (B.A. or B.Sc.) The study of Anthropology is the study of the human experience. By exploring this field you will come to understand what makes humankind complex social and biological beings, with the capacity for language and culture. You will learn about the extraordinary variability in human adaptation, organization and belief, as well as how the common circumstances we face unite us. Studies are offered in all four areas of Anthropology, and by faculty conducting cutting-edge research world-wide. Why Trent? Study in one of the most highly regarded Anthropology programs in Canada Participate in an archaeological dig during your undergraduate degree at our field schools in Ontario and Belize Combine your studies with courses at Fleming College to obtain a special concentration in Museum Studies Career ConsCIous Archaeologist / Art Conservator / Civil Service / Cultural and Heritage Consultant / Environmental Impact Assessor / Ethnographer / Forensic Anthropologist / Immigration and Human Rights Law trentu.ca/anthropology Archaeology (B.A. or B.Sc.) Archaeology is the interdisciplinary study of the human past through material remains. You will examine the artifacts, art and architecture that people created, used and discarded many years ago. You will learn the field methods, laboratory techniques, and theories that archaeologists use to reconstruct and understand the ancient cultures and past civilizations of the Americas, Europe and the pre-Classical and Classical Mediterranean world. The interdisciplinary nature of the program links classes in Anthropology and Ancient History & Classics with the sciences. Why Trent? Target your courses to specialize in Anthropological Archaeology or Classical Archaeology Conduct field work at Trent’s field schools in Ontario, Belize and the Mediterranean Study under internationally known faculty who conduct research around the world Practice in specialized labs for bioarchaeology, GIS, archaeozoology and lithic analysis Connect with professional archaeologists and bioarchaeologists through the Trent University Archaeological Research Centre Career ConsCIous Archaeological Data Manager / Archaeologist / Archaeotourism Professional / Archivist / Bioarchaeologist / Classical Archaeologist / First Nations Liaison Officer / Heritage Management Consultant / Heritage Planner / Historic Archaeologist / Laboratory Supervisor / Museum Curator / Professor / Teacher trentu.ca/archaeology EconomICs (B.A. or B.Sc.) Study the impact that individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and governments have on the economy. Through your studies in Economics at Trent, you will gain an understanding of the methods and tools required to analyze complex economic issues, like unemployment, inflation, economic growth and the regulation of the market structure. You will use national and international data to explore trends and tendencies and to test economic models. Why Trent? Assist professors with their research work during your undergraduate degree Learn in small-group classes and workshops Undertake individual research projects using economic modeling tools Career ConsCIous Banker / Business Risk Consultant / Economic Journalist / Fundraising Coordinator / Institutional Research Analyst / Politician trentu.ca/economics IndIGenous Environmental sTudies (B.A. or B.Sc.) Trent’s Indigenous Environmental Studies program is the first in North America to integrate Indigenous traditional knowledge with a western scientific approach. With the right combination of skill and knowledge you can make a difference that benefits our environment and people. Indigenous Environmental Studies will give you the necessary skills and experience to work with First Nations communities, and prepare you to provide support to the consultants and exploration companies who work with First Nations communities. Why Trent? Study Indigenous Environmental Studies through a unique curriculum that integrates traditional and western learning Learn from Indigenous and non-Indigenous faculty through your joint studies in Indigenous Studies and Environmental Science/Studies Study under faculty engaged in important research in climate change, Indigenous health, and the environment Career ConsCIous Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer / Ecologist / Eco-Tourism Professional / Energy Consultant / Environmental Activist / Environmental Educator / Environmental Impact Assessment Specialist / Natural Resources Manager trentu.ca/ies IndIGenous sTudies (B.A.) Learn how Indigenous peoples in Canada and around the world are shaping our globe through a creative blend of Indigenous and Western knowledge. You will study the historical and contemporary interactions between Indigenous and non- Indigenous societies, and the cultural foundations of Indigenous life in areas such as performance, literature, politics, ecology, and governance. Learn from exceptional faculty with backgrounds in both western and Indigenous knowledge and experience crosscultural learning. Why Trent? Learn from Indigenous Elders Study abroad by participating in one of our International Programs in Thailand and Mexico Complete research projects that make a difference in the local community Career ConsCIous Community Activist / Government Policy Specialist / Politician / Teacher / Journalist / Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer trentu.ca/indigenousstudies 25
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