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Youth and Children’s Studies explores childhood and adolescence in today’s world, focusing on social, cultural and developmental issues affecting young people locally and globally. Students gain hands-on experience through courses, placements and research while learning to engage with and support children and youth.
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YOUR STUDIES
First-year studies include introductory courses in youth and children’s studies, psychology, and interdisciplinary social sciences.
Teaching Option, Combination programs with other BA disciplines
Faculty of Liberal Arts
Full-time
In person
Yes
Yes
Optional
Options include a senior seminar or research project.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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English (ENG4U)
Mid 70s.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
No formal co-op.
No
Not applicable.
Yes
Community service learning placements required.
Yes
Minimum ~60 hours community-based placements.
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Early Childhood Educator, Social Worker, Teacher, Youth Worker, Policy Analyst, Research Assistant
Pathway to teaching (BEd) and graduate/professional programs.
TUITION & FEES
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$6,058.92 CAD
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