Arts

Note: Students who withdraw or are required to withdraw from the Arts Co-Operative Education Program before or after they have completed ARTS 2903, ARTS 3903, and ARTS 4903 may not use the credit for ARTS 2903, ARTS 3903 and/or ARTS 4903 toward the 40 term-courses required for their BA degree.

NOTE: See the beginning of Section F for abbreviations, course numbers and coding.

ARTS2903Work Term Report 11 ch (1PRAC)
Students identify an opportunity or problem in the workplace, analyze its source and development, address key issues to be considered, offer alternatives and make recommendations including clear provisions for implementation.
ARTS3003Liberal Arts: Essential Skills3 ch (3C)

Students will reflect on the role of the liberal arts in society, the skills gained during an arts degree (e.g. communication skills, critical thinking skills), and the transferability of these skills to employment possibilities. 

Prerequisite: Restricted to students registered in the Bachelor of Arts, upon completion of at least 45 ch.
ARTS3005Applied Study Internship3 ch (3PRAC)
This applied study course is based on a minimum of 120 hour paid or volunteer internship (usually 10 hours a week over a 12 hour academic term or full-time [35-40 hours per week] during a summer term) at a non-profit organization, business, or other partner. In addition to having a workplace supervisor on site, the student will have a faculty supervisor, who oversees the academic component of the course, which includes a learning plan, monthly reports, and a final academic project.

Prerequisite: minimum of 30 credit hours completed and a 3.0 GPA.
ARTS3903Work Term Report 2 1 ch (1PRAC)
Students identify an opportunity or problem in the workplace, analyze its source and development, address key issues to be considered, offer alternatives and make recommendations including provisions for implementation.
ARTS4903Work Term Report 31 ch (1PRAC)
Students identify an opportunity or problem in the workplace, analyze its source and development, address key issues to be considered, offer alternatives and make recommendations including clear provisions for implementation.