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Similarities and Differences: Similarities: Courses in the psychology and sociology field. Differences: Humber offers courses in behavioural pharmacology, psychometrics and interprofessional collaboration. Institution: Booth University College, Winnipeg (associated with The Salvation Army) Program Name & Credential: Bachelor of Arts (Behavioural Science) Program Description: This program combines both psychology and sociology. The integration of these separate areas of study gives students the advantage of viewing the human condition from multiple perspectives. From the psychological perspective, students examine intrapersonal aspects of human behavior from the structure and development of personality to what constitutes a mental disorder. From the sociological perspective, students examine how people are shaped by social behaviour from the effects of globalization and social institutions to the interaction between small groups and the socialization of the self. Students of the Behavioral Sciences program gain a unique perspective of the human condition, incorporating an understanding of the person as an individual and social agent in society. Similarities and Differences: Similarities: Both programs explore courses in the psychology and sociology field and have a strong research foundation. Differences: Humber offers courses in behavioural pharmacology, psychometrics and interprofessional collaboration. The program at Booth University is more focused on graduates working in the human resources field. Institution: University of Windsor Program Name & Credential: BSc in Behaviour, Cognition & Neuroscience (BCN) Program Description: This program combines the biological aspects of psychology and biology relating to the brain and behaviour. Interdisciplinary and designed for students interested in undergraduate research in the life/behavioural sciences. Involves directed, research-based courses with one or more faculty members. Similarities and Differences: Similarities: Both programs explore courses in psychology and have a strong research foundation. Differences: Humber offers indepth courses in cognitive behavioural psychology, psychometrics and interprofessional collaboration. The program at Windsor entails courses in the life science and biology. The College has on file and available upon request the research undertaken to complete this section. Bachelor of Behavioural Science Section N, Page 6
SECTION O: OPTIONAL MATERIAL O1 Humber Overview Established in 1967, Humber is one of Canada’s leading educational institutions, offering postsecondary certificates and diplomas, apprenticeship education, as well as specialized bachelor’s degree programs. In addition, Humber offers distinctive programs for university and college graduates. Its mandate is to provide a comprehensive and balanced mix of educational programs and services, which assist students and corporate clients to identify and pursue educational, career and life goals. Located in Toronto, Humber receives more than 56,000 applications annually; more than any other Ontario college. In Fall 2012, Humber enrolled 24,384 full-time students and had 56,000 part-time registrations. Humber also provides customized corporate training through business-to-business partnerships to thousands of employees annually. Over 90 per cent of Humber students find employment within six months of graduating. In February 2003, Humber received a new designation as an Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, which builds upon the strategic direction that was embarked on several years ago. Humber will continue to provide a comprehensive range of programming including apprenticeships, certificates, advanced diplomas, diplomas and graduate certificates. The designation allows Humber to further expand its offerings to meet changing skill requirements and provide up to 15% of its programming in degree programs. In September 2003, Humber’s first three honours bachelor degree programs with an applied focus were launched in Bachelor of Applied Arts (Paralegal), Bachelor of Applied Business (Electronic Business) and Bachelor of Applied Technology (Industrial Design). Since that time, the following degrees have been approved: Degree B.A.A. (Paralegal Studies) May 2002 B.Com (eBusiness Marketing) May 2002 Date of First Consent B.A.T. (Industrial Design) September 2003 B.C.A. - Bachelor of Creative Advertising December 2004 B.I.D. - Bachelor of Interior Design March 2005 B.Mus - Bachelor of Music March 2005 B.Com (Hospitality & Tourism Management) March 2005 B.Com (Human Resources Management) February 2007 B.Com (Fashion Management) February 2007 B.Com (International Business) February 2007 B.A.A. (Film and Media Production) June 2008 B.A.A. (Criminal Justice) September 2008 B.Com (Accounting) August 2010 Bachelor of Behavioural Science Section O, Page 1
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