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The Department of Child and Youth Studies (CHYS) offers a multidisciplinary program focused on young people within the contexts of society, development, culture, disabilities, the economy, law, family, school, peer groups and communities. The degree provides students with a rich educational experience that prepares them for professional or academic careers in schools, hospitals and community agencies or to pursue graduate studies in social work, education, psychology, sociology, criminology, cultural studies and more. These educational experiences can include experiential learning, fieldwork, and guest lecturers.
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YOUR STUDIES
Common first year.
Major, and Combined Majors with Applied Linguistics, Geography, Psychology, and Sociology
Faculty of Social Sciences
Full-time
In person
Yes
Yes
Optional
Students may choose an honours thesis or research project.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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Grade ranges are guidance, rather than a guarantee of admission. Some programs list university-level entry or progression requirements.
English (ENG4U)
High 70s.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
No
No
Yes
Research Project or Thesis.
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Literacy Specialist and Community Organizations
Not specified
TUITION & FEES
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$6,211.15 CAD
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