Academic Pathways Guidebook 2021 Edition
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Journalism<br />
LENGTH INTAKE CREDENTIAL LOCATION<br />
4 years<br />
Years 1, 2 and 4 @ UTSC; Year 3<br />
(consisting of 3 semesters — Fall,<br />
Winter and Summer) @ CC<br />
Fall<br />
Honours Bachelor of Arts and<br />
Ontario Graduate Certificate in<br />
Contemporary Journalism<br />
Story Arts/UTSC<br />
TSJ<br />
Students can earn an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Journalism<br />
while learning from leading academics and professionals. This joint programs focus on the critical thinking, research,<br />
writing and communications skills needed to examine issues concerning news media, journalism and society. Students<br />
learn to tell a story from every angle, in every media form relevant to today’s audiences. Graduates take with them a<br />
portfolio demonstrating experience gained from producing a real community newspaper, online publications and internet<br />
radio, and are ready for professional careers in the media or in public and private sector communications.<br />
• Earn a University of Toronto Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and a Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Journalism.<br />
• Your portfolio includes experience producing a real-world community newspaper, online publication and internet radio.<br />
• Program Highlight: Field placement available; access to leading journalists working for national media organizations.<br />
• Note: To support your learning, this program requires you to have access to a mobile computing device that meets<br />
minimum hardware requirements. Please visit centennialcollege.ca/joint-programs for details.<br />
New Media Studies<br />
LENGTH INTAKE CREDENTIAL LOCATION<br />
TUC*<br />
3 years<br />
Years 1 and 3 @ UTSC. Year 2<br />
(consisting of 2 semesters) @ CC<br />
Fall<br />
Honours Bachelor of Arts and an<br />
Ontario College Certificate<br />
Story Arts/<br />
UTSC<br />
Students in New Media can earn anHonours Bachelor of Arts and an Ontario College Certificate while learning from leading<br />
academics and professionals. The program focuses on the critical thinking, research, design, communication skills and<br />
experience needed to analyze the impact of media on culture today. Students master the techniques necessary to<br />
transform the world in a knowledge-driven society. Graduates take with them a portfolio demonstrating their creative<br />
abilities and academic expertise and are ready for careers in any organization requiring creative thinking in media and<br />
communication.<br />
• Earn a University of Toronto Honours Bachelor of Arts and an Ontario College Certificate in New Media Studies.<br />
• Explores the effects of digital technology on traditional forms of media with focus on content creation using digital tools<br />
for many kinds of interactive media.<br />
• Program Highlights: Optional portfolio project, a field placement and a professional practice course.<br />
• *On the OUAC website New Media is a ‘subject of major interest’ found under program code TUC (Visual and<br />
Performance Arts, Arts Management and Media).<br />
• Note: To support your learning, this program requires you to have access to a mobile computing device that meets<br />
minimum hardware requirements. Please visit centennialcollege.ca/joint-programs for details.<br />
Paramedicine<br />
LENGTH INTAKE CREDENTIAL LOCATION<br />
4 Years<br />
Years 1 and 4 @ UTSC;<br />
Years 2 and 3 @ CC<br />
Fall<br />
Honours Bachelor of Science<br />
and Ontario College Diploma<br />
Morningside/<br />
UTSC<br />
TSI<br />
Students in Paramedicine earn an Honours Bachelor of Science degree and an Ontario Diploma while learning from<br />
leading academics and professionals. Unique in Canada, the program is grounded in the fundamentals of life science and<br />
focuses on the critical thinking, research and laboratory experience needed to save lives. Students examine and are<br />
immersed in the spectrum of emergency medical, trauma and psychological situations facing today’s healthcare<br />
professionals. The program prepares students for the Ontario Ministry of Health Advanced Emergency Medical Care<br />
Attendant (AEMCA) exam and positions graduates for advanced careers in the field of emergency medical services.<br />
• Earn the U of T Honours Bachelor of Science degree and Centennial Paramedicine Diploma<br />
• Graduates of the program are eligible to take the Ministry of Health Emergengy Care Medical Attendant exams required<br />
to qualify as a paramedic<br />
• IMPORTANT NOTE: Available to Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents and protected persons<br />
(convention refugees) only.<br />
• Joint program inquiries: jrprogs@utsc.utoronto.ca<br />
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