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Pathways Future PATHWAYS for your FUTURE upc.georgianc.on.ca upc.georgianc.on.ca 2014 DEGREE & GRADUATE STUDIES 2014 DEGREE & GRADUATE • AUGUST 2012 UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP CENTRE 2013 UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP 2013 • 2014 DEGREE & GRADUATE STUDIES AS I BEGIN my new role here as President and CEO of Georgian College, it’s timely that I take the opportunity to come and connect with you. I recently completed my PhD and know the hard work and joy that goes into post-secondary studies. VISIT What I love about Georgian is the multiple pathways it offers students, including degree and graduate studies through our unique University Partnership Centre. For more information, to arrange a tour or to connect to areas such as the Office of the Registrar, Student Services, Financial Aid and Housing, please contact Campus Connections, We’re proud to partner with select universities, provide our located in the foyer of the Barrie and Orillia campuses. To reach Campus Connections by own degrees and graduate certificates in niche areas, and e-mail: inquire@georgiancollege.ca to offer increasingly flexible transfer credit options and articulation agreements with institutions from around the world. No matter what your academic or career goals are, Campus Connections you’ll have the opportunity at Georgian to blaze a trail PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE that’s best for you. Barrie Campus Georgian attracts top industry leaders and builds rich Georgian College partnerships for quality work placements and co-op One Georgian Drive experiences. Our curriculum is developed in consultation Barrie, Ontario, Canada with these leaders to ensure that what you’re learning is L4M 3X9 cutting-edge and relevant to your field. The best part is (705) 722-1560 that you’ll enjoy small class sizes and get to know your Fax (705) 722-5170 professors on a first-name basis. You may even have the opportunity to work with them on applied research initiatives or exciting projects out in the community. Orillia Campus We know that students face many challenges, which is why Georgian College we have a vast array of programs and services in place to 825 Memorial Avenue ensure that you succeed. Career advice, tutoring, learning Box 2316 MaryLynn West-Moynes, PhD Orillia, Ontario, Canada President and CEO strategies, personal and academic counselling – our caring L3V 6S2 Georgian College staff are here to offer you support every step of the way. (705) 325-2740, ext. 3030 I’ve discovered over a short time that Georgian is a Fax (705) 325-3690 powerful place where you can explore, create and be part of transforming lives, communities and industry. As a graduate, you can be confident that you’ll make a mark. As a student, you can be sure that you’ll have everything n you need to excel. Fall Open House 2012 Our annual Open House will be held Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Barrie and Orillia campuses. We look forward to seeing you soon! This is the time where students, family and friends come to the college to find out about all the programs we have to offer. n Spring Preview 2013 Preview Day is held every spring at the Barrie and Orillia campuses, giving students accepted to Georgian programs a close-up look at us. You’ll learn more about student life, pay fees, look for housing, meet your faculty and get to know some of your future classmates. Barrie-bound students can visit the student residence. Spring Preview will be held at the Barrie and Orillia campuses on Saturday, April 6. 2013 • 2014 DEGREE & GRADUATE STUDIES UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP CENTRE 53 table of CONTENTS Why choose University Partnership Centre? .............................................. 2 Lakehead and Georgian: Seamless transition ......................................... 2 Student success ......................................................................................... 3 Aboriginal student support services .......................................................... 4 International students ................................................................................ 5 Student life ................................................................................................. 6 Residence and housing .............................................................................. 7 Athletics...................................................................................................... 8 Georgian College Bachelor of Business (Automotive Management) ......................... 10, 11 Bachelor of Business (Golf Management) ..................................... 12, 13 Bachelor of Human Services (Police Studies) ................................ 14, 15 York University/Georgian College Bachelor of Science in Nursing – York University .......................... 16, 17 Laurentian University ........................................................................ 18 Graduate certificate programs Addictions: Treatment and Prevention ................................................ 19 Advanced Care Paramedic .................................................................. 20 Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment ..................................... 20 Communicative Disorders Assistant .................................................... 20 Computer and Network Systems Security .......................................... 21 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management .......................... 21 Event Management ............................................................................. 21 Fundraising and Resource Development ............................................ 23 Goldsmithing and Silversmithing ........................................................ 23 Human Resource Management ........................................................... 23 International Business Management ................................................... 24 Kitchen and Bath Design ..................................................................... 24 Mobile Application Development ....................................................... 24 Occupational Health and Safety Management ................................... 26 Research Analyst .................................................................................. 26 Sustainable Systems ............................................................................ 28 Therapeutic Recreation ....................................................................... 28 Graduate studies Bachelor of Education (Primary/Junior and Junior/Intermediate) – York University ................................................................................... 29 Master of Arts (Community College Concentration) – Central Michigan University ............................................................. 30 Master of Education – Nipissing University ...................................... 31 Degree completion RPN-BScN Degree Completion – University of Ontario Institute of Technology ................................ 32 Interior Design Degree Bridge – Georgian College .......................... 32 Georgian College articulation and transfer agreements ..................33 – 48 Admission requirements – degree programs .......................................... 49 Admission requirements – graduate programs ....................................... 50 Program fees/scholarships/financial aid .................................................. 51 How to apply ............................................................................................ 52 Contact info/Important dates .................................................................. 53 2013 • 2014 DEGREE & GRADUATE STUDIES UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP CENTRE Why choose University Partnership Centre? Have the best of both worlds by studying at the University Partnership Centre at Georgian College. You can earn a degree without the hassles of travelling or moving to a larger city to study. Take advantage of Georgian’s 46-year history of close working relationships with leaders in business, industry and the wider community. We are renowned for innovation and partnerships. Our own college degrees and graduate certificates all offer workplace components to prepare you for the ever-changing workforce. Students love the smaller classes where professors take a real interest in helping them succeed. They find excellent student support right on campus, including career counselling and tutoring services. Barrie Campus The Barrie Campus has our largest student population – including those enrolled in degree, diploma, certificate and graduate programs. The on-campus student residence makes for vibrant 24/7 student life. Our University Partnership Centre houses multimedia classrooms, computer labs and the Library Commons. The Sadlon Centre for Health and Wellness is home to Georgian’s health sciences programs, offering the public and students an opportunity for greater access to health care in new student-focused teaching clinics. The growing city of Barrie offers lots to do – shopping and services, all season recreation and nightlife, and a scenic, bustling waterfront too. Orillia Campus The Orillia Campus is set on a beautiful forested site with a student population of approximately 1,800. The campus is small enough to be friendly and large enough to offer all the services you’ll need. Students enjoy a fully equipped fitness centre and a cafeteria with a spectacular view. The campus is home to the Justice and Public Safety Institute as well as numerous degree and graduate certificate programs. The City of Orillia is located on two lakes and offers a four-season lifestyle. Lakehead University
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