Bachelor of Behavioural Science - Postsecondary Education Quality ...

Year and
Semester Course Title Calendar Course Description
Semester 6
Interprofessional
Collaboration
as strategies for promoting individuals‘
empowerment and recovery using Positive
Psychology, Strengths-Based, Motivational,
and Spirituality approaches will be covered.
This course prepares students to work in
various environments with teams of
professionals from a variety of backgrounds.
Students acquire knowledge, skills and
attitudes to work and communicate
collaboratively with others in order to provide
and enhance clinical and educational services
to client groups. Students practice facilitating
interprofessional teams and develop ways to
enhance interprofessional practice within
Behavioural Science and other professional
areas. Students investigate and become
familiar with professional roles and issues of
interprofessional practice and high performing
teams. Students identify and contribute to,
professional community groups and
organizations that seek to advance and
advocate for interprofessional practice.
Semester 6 Breadth Elective Students select from a wide variety of courses
outside their discipline drawn from the fields of
arts and humanities, social sciences, and
natural sciences. See descriptions for breadth
electives.
Semester 6 Breadth Elective Students select from a wide variety of courses
outside their discipline drawn from the fields of
arts and humanities, social sciences, and
natural sciences. See descriptions for breadth
electives.
YEAR 4
Semester 7
Senior Level Thesis
Project 1
Senior Level Thesis Project 1 is the first of two
courses providing students with an opportunity
to integrate and apply their skills and
knowledge in Behavioural Science developed
through study and experiential learning. Over
the course of the two senior level courses,
students research a topic relevant to clinical
work and/or research in the field and develop
a comprehensive thesis. The thesis may
involve primary and/or secondary research
and may be related to their practicum
experience or may be in another area of
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