CHALLENGEyourself CARLETON UNIVERSITY 2022

Ottawa, Canada admissions.carleton.ca Sign up for Carleton360 to receive customized content that suits your interests and shows you what your future at Carleton can look like. You will receive tailored information on our dynamic degree programs, vibrant student life and the opportunities that await you. Begin your journey at 360.carleton.ca. Table of contents The Carleton advantage 2 Experience Carleton Programs 8 Undergraduate degree programs 58 Building your degree The Carleton community 60 Co-op and career opportunities 62 The Carleton community 64 Living in residence 66 Carleton Athletics 68 Tuition, bursaries and scholarships 71 Environmental sustainability Start your journey 72 Timeline for admission 74 Admission to Carleton 79 Program index 81 Future opportunities 82 Discover campus

Challenge yourself Our world is changing and we must be ready to change with it.

At Carleton University, we embrace purposeful change and empower the next generation to drive real impact in the world. We challenge you to be better than you were before — to work hard, explore opportunities and learn new things. To challenge what you thought you knew. To challenge intention without action. To challenge simply doing things the way they’ve always been done.

By coming together as a connected community and harnessing the power of higher education, we can make an impact on a local, national and global scale.

We do this by leveraging what makes us unique:

We are a dynamic and innovative university with a wide range of academic programs and a strong commitment to teaching, learning and research.

We know that by challenging students to realize their academic, personal and professional potential, we are helping to shape a more promising future.

And we’re proud to have equipped over 169,000 alumni with the knowledge and practical skills to make their marks on the world.

We hope you’ll join us in challenging today to build a better tomorrow.

Front cover images Carleton University acknowledges the location of its campus on the Top: Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering student Johana Forero Rondón aligns a calf femur traditional, unceded territories of the Algonquin nation. in a servo-hydraulic testing machine to assess its fracture strength. Bottom: Prof. Kahente Horn-Miller works with students from Carleton’s Indigenous Studies program. Ben Hooker gained experience working for an MP on Parliament Hill while pursuing his studies in Carleton’s Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management.

Experience Carleton

We are proud to have built a strong reputation of being a compassionate, connected and caring community. Our students, faculty and staff are united in driving real change for a brighter, more inclusive and sustainable tomorrow.

We have the capital advantage By offering opportunities to participate in We have a global perspective Conveniently located in Ottawa, the nation’s research, work-integrated learning, skill We all want to make the world a better place— capital, we offer opportunities you won’t find development, knowledge exchange and but how? We believe that global prosperity can anywhere else. entrepreneurship, we are preparing the next be achieved by building sustainable communities generation to shape tomorrow. and that the link between the global and the local Ottawa is home to an unparalleled number of is at the heart of what we do. national organizations and museums, federal We are hands-on government agencies, NGOs, and more than 130 Challenge your thinking and gain the skills you Carleton is known as a Canadian university embassies and high commissions from around need to succeed both in and out of the classroom. of choice for international students and for the world. We’re located in one of the world’s encouraging all students to think globally. On top sites for research and development with Through experiential learning, you will apply campus, you’ll study with student peers from over 1,900 technology companies in the region. your knowledge and skills to real-world over 150 different countries. Given that the We’re also one of the most beautiful capitals in situations and gain relevant experiences. We education of global citizens requires exposure the world, with sprawling green spaces, winding will help shape your career and academic goals to international experiences, we also offer many waterways and architectural and historical and give you the skills and knowledge so you can opportunities for students to study abroad. landmarks for you to explore. achieve them.

We are career-focused Carleton is proud to have forged strong Our programs are designed to start building your connections with a range of organizations career readiness in first year. to provide research, work placement and networking opportunities for students. You We know how important it is to prepare you can participate in community service learning today for the job market of tomorrow. We take with local and international partners, gain a forward-thinking, holistic approach to career work experience through co-op, internship Carleton’s Industrial Applications readiness that includes skill and knowledge and practicum placements, conduct research Internship Option gives students like development, hands-on experiences and alongside award-winning professors, and more. Gina Bak the unique opportunity to be a meaningful networking opportunities within the full-time Bachelor of Computer Science capital region and beyond. (BCS) student and a paid employee of Shopify, a multinational e-commerce company headquartered in Ottawa.

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At Carleton, equity, diversity and inclusion pedagogical practices, research infrastructure, will guide the university in our commitment to (EDI) is fundamental to our vision of excellence, and leadership development for organizational, offer safe, equitable and inclusive spaces for our community and holistic wellness. As a diverse academic and non-academic staff. students, staff and faculty. In light of the current community, it is essential to integrate EDI into environment of global pandemic upheaval, our core activities and academic mission to Our commitment to leadership in the areas transitions to virtual operations, economic ensure everyone can achieve their full potential. of human rights and EDI is outlined in the contraction and social justice movements that comprehensive Equity, Diversity and Inclusion highlight societal disparities, we are ever more We know that EDI is not just about doing Action Plan, launched in 2021 following a robust committed to our EDI mission. the right thing. Bringing together different consultative process. perspectives and experiences unlocks creativity Visit carleton.ca/equity for more that leads to positive outcomes for all. Achieving Facilitated through the Department of Equity information about EIC at Carleton. The this means committing to enhancing student and Inclusive Communities (EIC), this strategic comprehensive EDI document can be found at supports and reimagining curricular and document outlines the essential actions that carleton.ca/edi-plan.

6 Kinàmàgawin: Learning Together

Carleton is committed to true reconciliation with resources and training to educate the Carleton how Carleton could work toward enhancing Indigenous peoples. Together, we are forging community about the experiences, histories supports for Indigenous students, increase a new path forward, shifting our institutional and worldviews of Indigenous peoples. More the incorporation of Indigenous knowledge culture and current leadership approaches to information about Carleton’s CII can be found at transitions in teaching and learning practices, break from privileged colonial pedagogies and carleton.ca/indigenous. and improve community engagement. Western intellectual frameworks. In October 2018, the Carleton University The result of this process was the committee’s Carleton strives to be a leader in supporting Strategic Indigenous Initiatives Committee final report, entitled Kinàmàgawin: Learning Indigenous students, staff and faculty. (CUSIIC) was formed to invigorate Carleton’s Together, containing 41 Carleton-specific calls Carleton’s Centre for Indigenous Initiatives Indigenous Strategy and revitalize relationships to action. This report addresses timely topics (CII) provides safe spaces for dialogue and with Indigenous communities in Algonquin relevant to Indigenous peoples, and as an learning. We do this by nurturing a sense of territory. Through an extensive engagement institution, we look forward to a more equitable belonging and by developing and delivering process, the committee gained insight into and promising future.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 7 Second-year students in Carleton’s BAS Design get hands-on instruction while at work in first-rate studios. Architectural Studies carleton.ca/architecture | Co-op available

Carleton’s Bachelor of Architectural Studies program prepares you for professional studies at the master’s level and for careers across a wide range of exciting professions. Our program builds on a long history in creative thinking and making, and our longstanding focus is to improve the buildings and communities we inhabit. Looking forward, we will continue to use advanced drawing (digital), modelling and fabrication as critical tools to understand and improve the urgent social, political and environmental issues that define our place and time.

Program of study like Liverpool, Madrid, Paris, Melbourne, and to internationally acclaimed architects and Carleton’s Azrieli School of Architecture and Durban, South Africa. designers speaking on a variety of topics. Urbanism awards a pre-professional Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS) degree with The Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) is The capital advantage majors in Design, Urbanism, and Conservation a leading research centre for advanced studies Located in the heart of the nation’s capital, and Sustainability. If you intend to practice in modelling and visualization using immersive, Carleton offers unique contact with architecture, you can continue your studies by digital and hybrid media. organizations such as: applying to our accredited, professional Master ■ Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation of Architecture program or an equivalent The Carleton Urban Research Lab (C-URL) ■ Canadian Museum of History program at another institution. With its focus promotes design thinking, seeking ways to ■ Canada Science and Technology Museum on project-oriented design studios — supported expand research, teaching and engagement ■ Library and Archives Canada by courses in drawing, multimedia applications, around the lab’s three central themes — water, ■ National Capital Commission building technologies, construction, history and cities and equity. ■ National Gallery of Canada theory — the BAS degree provides an excellent ■ National Research Council Canada foundation for a range of design-related careers The Carleton Sensory Architecture and Liminal and graduate programs. Technologies Laboratory (CSALT) explores Career paths architectural materiality and materials with ■ architecture The three, inter-related BAS majors are: a focus on innovative uses of traditional and ■ art design in the television and film industries ■ BAS Design: architecture at the scale of the emerging building materials and fabrication ■ conservation architect, heritage preservation building, with a focus on new buildings concepts. ■ consulting in sustainable design ■ BAS Urbanism: the design of the larger ■ fields related to the Architecture, Engineering built environment, with a focus on blocks, Workshop courses on topics such as furniture and Construction (AEC) sector neighbourhoods, cities and regions design, digital fabrication, stage design, building ■ furniture, graphic and multimedia design ■ BAS Conservation and Sustainability: the information modelling (BIM), advanced ■ policy conservation and adaptive re-use of existing structures and community development are ■ theatre stage design buildings, which account for over 90% of the offered throughout the year. ■ urban design and city planning built environment The Forum Lecture Series exposes students Excellent facilities At Carleton, we are proud to offer the finest facilities in Canada. You can take advantage of: ■ design studios with personal workspaces ■ professionally staffed fabrication facilities for woodworking, welding, 3D printing, and laser and CNC cutting ■ a print shop and digital photography studio ■ an assembly room for models and full-scale projects ■ a technical library and reading room ■ extensive computer labs

The Carleton advantage At Carleton, you will be taught by internationally renowned faculty. Outside the classroom, you have the opportunity to participate in exciting research projects and study experiences including co-op and trips abroad. We have an international exchange program that allows you to study for one term at universities in cities

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Bachelor of Arts carleton.ca/fass | carleton.ca/fpa | Co-op available in selected majors

Carleton’s Bachelor of Arts (BA) programs are designed with the understanding that how you learn is every bit as important as what you learn. We have a wide range of undergraduate programs that aim to inspire, challenge and empower you to participate in and help shape our ever-changing world.

Program of study Career paths: business; education; foreign Applied Linguistics and At Carleton, you can structure your BA according service; humanitarian aid work; international Discourse Studies to what you want to achieve. You can choose business; international development; journalism; Language is an essential part of what it is to be a minor subject to complement your major policy analysis; research human. This program gives you the opportunity subject and you can, in certain cases, pursue to examine how language works in real life. In a concentration or a specialization—a set of Anthropology the Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies courses in your major directed toward an area In an increasingly interconnected world, program you will develop and apply theories to of expertise. If you are interested in two fields of where people from different places and solve everyday problems involving language. study, you may be able to pursue them both in a backgrounds depend on one another to Courses address such questions as how combined program. live, play, work and communicate, it is ever languages are taught and learned, how language more important to understand how people skills are evaluated, how writing is used to First-year Seminars make sense of themselves and the world perform a variety of functions, how language is Our First-year Seminars (FYSMs) allow you to around them. This is anthropology: the used in specific social contexts, how language strengthen your critical-thinking skills through study of human beings in all their cultural, can influence society and vice versa, how discussion and debate with both your professor geographical and historical diversity. The government policies influence language practices and your peers. FYSMs consists of small classes Anthropology program at Carleton is focused and what makes a bilingual education program of around 30 students, and you can choose from on sociocultural anthropology, which means effective. a large selection of seminars. we study contemporary cultural phenomena carleton.ca/first-year-seminars through close attention to the everyday lived Minor programs in American Sign Language, experiences of real people. We are interested Mandarin Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Finding your way in how people confront global issues such as Korean, Russian, Spanish and Linguistics are Not sure what you want to study? You’re not migration, climate change, and the rise of new also available. alone—we’re here to help you find your way. You media technologies through their own complex can take time to explore your academic options understandings of kinship, age, race, gender, Career paths: curriculum design; language by not selecting a major for your first year. You class, faith, nature and nation. As a student teaching and testing; language-related high- can choose from a wide variety of courses and in the program, you will learn to understand tech industry; policy analysis; speech-language get academic advice on possible majors and and apply the insights of ethnography, pathology; teaching; translation; writing and careers. Once you’ve discovered first-hand what sociocultural anthropology’s signature method, editing Carleton has to offer, you’ll be in a better position and develop highly transferable skills in to decide your future path. research, analysis, interpretation, writing, oral Art History presentation and group work. Our program Examining how art was understood, made, African Studies also encourages students to fully experience used and experienced opens windows into Africa is the most culturally and geographically the benefits of Carleton’s location in Ottawa, every aspect of the societies we study. As an Art diverse continent on Earth. The African Studies Canada’s capital city on unceded Algonquin History student, you will gain the historical and program offers you an opportunity to study territory. Governmental and non-governmental methodological frameworks that will allow you the histories, cultures, languages, geographies, organizations, Indigenous nations, international to interpret a wide range of imagery in different politics and economics of this fascinating agencies, and a host of artistic, cultural and ways. An Art History BA provides you with continent. You will also learn about the aid, trade scientific institutions are all active here. To help invaluable skills applicable to a wide range of and investment, arts and culture and migration ensure our students learn from these dynamic professions. These skills include oral and written flows that link Africa to the rest of the world in surroundings, Carleton offers field-placement communication; the identification, critical the era of globalization. courses and co-op programs, and provides assessment and analysis of research materials; students with the opportunity to do substantial creative problem solving; critical thinking; visual Students in the Combined Honours program independent research through the Honours and verbal communication technologies and can benefit from a work placement opportunity, Research Paper. techniques; and the ability to work independently a mentorship program and the chance to study and in groups. As the world becomes more image- in Africa through our African Studies Abroad Career paths: advocacy; community centric, this visual literacy will only become more course or by doing their third year at one of organizing; consultancies; counselling and valuable. the African universities with which Carleton mediation; education; environment; immigration has exchange agreements. Our students also services; international development; journalism; Art History is also committed to experiential benefit from our wide partnerships in Ottawa: marketing and advertising; museology; learning. Students in third or fourth year can take government agencies and departments, personnel services; public health; public policy advantage of our practicum program, where they African diplomatic missions, NGOs and other development; research; urban planning; user- get real-world experience working in art galleries international organizations. experience research and other cultural institutions, such as the

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 11 Students in Carleton’s Art History program will develop the skills to research, analyze and think critically through imagery. The Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) offers a diverse program of art exhibitions and events right on campus.

National Gallery of Canada, Library and Archives property; medicine; natural resource Career paths: communications; journalism; Canada, the Ottawa Art Gallery, the Canadian management; research; science policy and law; museum and archival work; policy; public War Museum and the Canada Council Art Bank. regulation; science writing service; teaching; work with community Regular field trips and study abroad opportunities organizations and NGOs are also part of this commitment. Canadian Studies The study of Canada is about the politics, Childhood and Youth Studies Career paths: archival work; art collection culture, society, history and geography of a space Professionals working with children and management; art consultation; art restoration that is many things. Canada is a nation-state; it youth face many challenges involving complex and conservation; arts administration and is the ancestral homeland of Indigenous peoples; relationships with families, communities and programming; arts education; arts journalism; it is a place of arrival and re-rooting and it is a governments. The newly redesigned Childhood digital humanities; freelance curating; set of diverse regions and competing projects. In and Youth Studies program at Carleton will multimedia work; museum or gallery work this program, you’ll learn to think about Canada provide a critical interdisciplinary educational from different angles and in the process, you will experience to prepare you for a wide range of Biology become adept at combining the methods and careers in this important and expanding sector. Biology in the twenty-first century is among perspectives of different disciplines. Your coursework will introduce you to the the most diverse and exciting of the sciences. complex contexts of childhood and adolescence Many of the challenges we face as a society, The program equips you to participate in throughout history, equip you with the analytic from environmental decline to the demand addressing urgent and longstanding problems skills necessary to work effectively with children for new health therapies, involve biological in Canada. Some of the issues that you’ll tackle and youth, and inspire your commitment to the solutions. As a Carleton Biology student in the include relationships between settlers and welfare of children and youth in Canada and BA, you will gain broad experience through Indigenous peoples; processes of colonialism, across the world. The flexibility to pursue a minor core science courses and courses in the arts decolonization, and reconciliation; challenges in another discipline will also enable you to and social sciences that suit your individual of identifying and preserving heritage; tensions customize your program of study to your specific interests and needs. The Department of Biology between urban and rural Canada; conflicts over career interests. offers BA and Bachelor of Science degrees, and land and natural resources; Canada’s history an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Humanities and present of systemic racism; Canadian Career paths: child advocacy; education degree offered jointly with the College of the national identity and multiculturalism, social services; health and social services; policy Humanities. movements; attempts to define and produce development; research in public and private Canadian culture and Canada’s participation in agencies; senior administration Career paths: bioethics; education; the world. environmental consulting; fieldwork in agriculture or wildlife management; intellectual

12 Criminology and Criminal Justice community hosts many events, from prestigious environmental assessment; environmental Our students acquire a comprehensive and national galas to coffeehouse writer circles. Our consulting; environmental planner; natural interdisciplinary understanding of crime, students can also attend many of the Ottawa resources analysis criminality, and processes of criminalization International Writers Festival events for free. and punishment. You will learn about penal European and Russian Studies and transformative justice, practices of Career paths: civil service; communications; The Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian criminalization, surveillance, prevention, creative writing; editing; human resources; law; Studies (EURUS) offers a comprehensive, policing, courts, sentencing and corrections. library sciences; market research; non-profit interdisciplinary approach to the study of You will personalize your program by choosing sector; public relations; publishing; social media; Europe, Russia and Eurasia. You will be able one of three concentrations: Law, Psychology teaching; technical and professional writing to build a program according to your specific or Sociology. In addition, possible field interests, combining subjects such as history, placements in organizations such as the Crown Environmental Studies politics, economics, language and culture. Attorney’s Office, criminal law offices or social Explore environmental change, governance and You will examine issues such as international justice organizations will give you hands-on policy in Canada and globally. Environmental security, nationalism and ethnic conflict, crime experience in real-life situations, including Studies offers an interdisciplinary program and corruption, the effects of globalization, front-line work with criminalized individuals, of study focusing on the application of migration and multiculturalism, environmental victims and survivors of violence, lawyers knowledge and hands-on learning of pressing and social policy, democratization and civil and non-governmental organizations. Other environmental issues. Environmental Studies society, collective memory and national identity, placements can match you with researchers prepares students to be informed thinkers and market reform, and European integration. In and policy analysts involved in criminal justice, problem-solvers dealing with the environmental your third or fourth year, you may choose to take transformative justice and crime prevention. challenges critical to our future. Through part in an academic exchange in a European Carleton’s location in Ottawa gives you research a combination of required courses and country, in Russia and/or to pursue co-op and employment opportunities at grassroots, electives, students gain a solid foundation in employment. In addition to the core academic provincial and federal justice-oriented environmental studies, while also being able program, the Institute hosts a number of special organizations and agencies. to pursue specific areas of interest, such as lectures by high-profile experts, foreign visitors resource conservation, environmental justice, and embassy personnel throughout the year. Career paths: corrections, crime prevention urban sustainability or environmental policy. An internship program is available to qualified analysis; government and policy; graduate Environmental Studies also allows students fourth-year students. work or professional studies; harm reduction to select from a diverse range of courses in and support services; legal and social policy anthropology, biology, earth sciences, economics, Career paths: consulting; foreign and research; probation and parole; security and law geography, geomatics, history, Indigenous government service; law; media and business; enforcement studies, law and legal studies, philosophy, non-governmental and international political science and sociology. Field courses, organizations; research English workplace practicums and experiential learning As human beings, we understand ourselves provide opportunities for students to gain Film Studies and our world through the stories we tell. In valuable research skills and practical experience Explore the world of film and media. This the English department, we approach stories as during the completion of the program. globally-focused and interdisciplinary program tools for self-reflection and self-understanding, teaches critical, theoretical and historical creative thinking and problem-solving. Our Career paths: climate change organizer; approaches to film and emerging cinematic students learn to think deeply and write clearly conservation policy analysis; ecotourism; media like video games and virtual reality. in small, supportive and inclusive classes taught by award-winning professors. Our students are prepared for living in a complex world by studying the texts that anchor our diverse histories, from Beowulf to Bollywood, “In the Canadian Studies program, Jane Austen novels to comic books and Shakespearean plays to Indigenous drama. I learned and frequently practiced academic skills such as reading, Our highly successful co-op program enables writing, and how to prepare and students to combine academic study with deliver an oral presentation. I valuable, paid work experience. Students have appreciated that the courses the opportunity to study abroad and register were smaller as it allowed me to for a range of concentrations and minors participate more frequently and in Creative Writing, Drama Studies and get one-on-one help whenever Professional Writing. Our department offers a needed. I made friends with my wide range of courses taught by internationally peers and professors right off the recognized scholars. Studying in the nation’s capital, our co-op students frequently find bat and remain close with them to employment with the federal government and this day. ” in Ottawa’s high-tech sector. Our students enjoy access to prominent national institutions, Hanna Stewart, student in including Library and Archives Canada, the Canadian Studies National Gallery of Canada and the National Arts Centre. In addition, students benefit from the recently acquired Carleton Dominion- Chalmers Centre, which is currently being renovated to become a downtown performing arts centre. Ottawa’s vibrant literary

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 13 Our program is student-friendly, with small linguistics and cultures of the francophone in geographic knowledge and research skills, classes taught by internationally recognized world. Whether you wish to major in French, while also allowing for the in-depth examination experts with a commitment to mentorship. expand your BA with a minor in French, or enrol of specific topics of interest to students. Students learn to think analytically and express in a single course, we have courses for you. Our Field courses, work placements, experiential themselves clearly while developing specialized program spans beginner to advanced levels, learning and hands-on training in tools like knowledge about the history and aesthetics of helping students develop greater competency geographic information systems (GIS) provide film as a social and cultural practice. in reading, writing, listening, speaking opportunities for students to gain practical and interacting in French. You can engage skills and experience while completing the Take classes in film genres like horror, sci-fi, academically with topics ranging from the status program. Specialized concentrations in Physical melodrama, film theory, the cinemas of Asia, and features of French dialects worldwide to Geography and Urban Geography are available. Africa and Scandinavia, Indigenous cinema, emerging voices in Quebec literature, to writers A Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography is video games, gender and sexuality in media, film from Africa and the Caribbean. Exchange also available. festivals, film music, documentary, sound studies opportunities and co-op work placements are and queer and transgender cinema. Students in available to students majoring in French. Career paths: city and regional planning; their fourth year can get credit for internships conservation analysis; environmental activism with local production companies, film festivals, Career paths: business; foreign and or education; natural resources management; and museums or archives, such as the Canadian government service; public relations; publishing; policy analysis; sustainability research and Film Institute, SAW Video, Ottawa International teaching; tourism; translation and interpretation advocacy Animation Festival, Inside Out Ottawa LGBT Film Festival and Digi60 Filmmakers’ Festival. Geography Geomatics Geography is about a lot more than just maps. Geomatics deals with the acquisition, Career paths: advertising and multi- Geographers seek to understand the complexity management, analysis and display of geographic media production; curation, preservation, of the human-environment interactions that information for societal and environmental and archiving; entertainment law; festival shape everyday lives, places, communities and problem-solving. In our Geomatics BA program, programming; film criticism; filmmaking; global issues. Learn about and apply geographic you will obtain intensive training in geographic museum administration; screenwriting approaches, including a focus on spatial analysis, information systems (GIS), remote sensing to explore climate change, environmental (imaging from satellites and aircraft) and French degradation, globalization, urban inequality, cartography, including desktop, web-based and Carleton’s Department of French is a great local food systems, colonialism and spatial (in) mobile applications. You will apply Geomatics place to learn French and explore the literature, justice. The program offers a solid foundation tools and techniques to understand social and

Students interested in learning about First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples will find many opportunities at Carleton. A significant number of our BA programs, from Art History to Political Science, offer courses or course content addressing Indigenous issues. Carleton also offers a Combined Honours program in Indigenous Studies. Ojigkwanong, Carleton’s Indigenous centre (pictured above with Professor Kahente Horn-Miller), is open to the campus community to learn about and practice First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures, traditions and worldview. Ojigkwanong, meaning “Morning Star” in Algonquin, is a hub for student activities throughout the year.

14 environmental systems, addressing complex problems and planning human interventions. Some examples of Geomatics application areas include urban planning and transportation “I thoroughly enjoyed my time in analysis (infrastructure management, socio- Carleton’s Geography program. From economic mapping, business analysis and field courses to my undergraduate sustainability planning), ecosystem and thesis, the program helped me develop environmental resource management (e.g. both qualitative and quantitative forestry, agriculture, water resources) and public research skills which I will take with health and security (e.g. hazard mapping, disease spread, crime analysis). Tools of the trade include me into grad school. Aside from the specialized computer software (e.g. Google valuable skills the program taught Earth, ESRI ArcGIS software, open-source me, I loved that I was able to choose a GIS and database management systems) and concentration in Cultural Geography. hardware (GIS workstations, GPS technology, I also had the opportunity to have camera systems, drones, smartphones and a co-op placement with a local other mobile platforms). Our program combines environmental non-governmental hands-on learning using the latest in laboratory organization, TreeFest Ottawa. At facilities with opportunities to gain field the end of the term, I presented experience and do work placements. A Bachelor my findings to one of Ottawa’s city of Science in Geomatics is also available. councillors!” Career paths: environmental impact assessment; GIS analysis and consulting; map Shania Mahendran, student in design and publishing; remote sensing and Geography image analysis; resource management; urban planning

Greek and Roman Studies Greek and Roman Studies (Classics) provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the ancient roots of civilization and to observe the impact that the ancient world had on later eras. The program examines the literature, language, history, philosophy, mythology, religion, social write a piece of historical fiction, craft an essay gives students academic credit for working in and economic life, technology, art, architecture or do research for a government agency. You organizations like Parks Canada and the Society and archaeology of the ancient world, framed by will exchange and debate ideas, find and assess for the Study of Architecture in Canada, or firms the impact on the Mediterranean basin of the evidence, and sharpen your research, writing, like PR-TY Architects. city-states of Greece and the Roman Republic and communication skills. and Empire. In addition to learning about the It all adds up to an exciting education that history of civilizations that have made an indelible Students can gain work experience through opens many doors. History and Theory of impact on the modern world, you will have the co-op and practicum placements in a museum Architecture is an excellent first step toward opportunity to learn the ancient Greek and Latin or government agency. In the Public History careers in heritage conservation, planning, languages, to study ancient literature in the concentration, Honours students explore how architectural criticism or architectural practice. original languages or in translation, and to benefit history appears in our everyday lives, not just in It fosters intellectual skills that are invaluable from the expertise of Carleton scholars who have museums and monuments, but also in movies, in any profession in which critical thinking and a rich variety of interests and areas of specialty. reality television, video games, music and the communication skills are important. Our unique The program is intrinsically interdisciplinary: stories families and communities pass from one program also enables you to meet and learn with the study of Classics provides a well-rounded generation to the next. people who share your passion for architecture. education, producing graduates who can reason, argue and communicate—essential skills for any Career paths: education; foreign service; Career paths: academic research; architecture; field. A minor in Archaeology is also available. government; historical research; information governmental heritage management; heritage management; law; library and archival consulting and preservation; journalism and Career paths: archaeology; archival research; services; media; museums; non-governmental criticism; planning; teaching business; law; museology; public service; organizations; public relations teaching and academia Human Rights and Social Justice History and Theory of Carleton’s Human Rights and Social Justice History Architecture program provides students with a critical History allows us to understand the complex This program explores how our built examination of historical and contemporary forces that have shaped our world. Whether environment reflects human needs and ideas human rights issues from an interdisciplinary studying war or revolution, the Americas throughout history. Students learn to ‘read’ perspective. The program is structured around or Africa, sport or sexuality, history helps buildings as dynamic documents that interact five key thematic areas: 1) a critical analysis of us decipher the contemporary world and with all aspects of human life. As well as offering the concepts and principles underlying human understand our place in it. At Carleton, we are a rich variety of courses, the program organizes rights traditions; 2) a study of the laws and committed to studying the past in innovative regular field trips, invites guest speakers from institutions that support and implement human ways. In your courses, you might record a outside the university and creates study abroad rights frameworks; 3) an analysis of political podcast, prepare a briefing note, design a opportunities in locations such as Venice, Rome repression from a human rights perspective; historical game, digitize a medieval manuscript, and England. Our unique practicum program 4) an examination of social marginalization

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 15 and the role of human rights in the protection Indigenous Studies colonial power and politics. You will take courses of marginalized groups; and 5) an exploration How does the land, Indigenous languages that discuss Indigenous feminisms, genders, of the relationship between human rights and and kinship shape human and more-than- and sexualities, ecological ways of knowing, social justice. Our location in Ottawa will give human relations? How are Indigenous peoples Indigenous urbanisms, Indigenous legal orders, you access to local, national and international fighting the climate crisis? How can we explain historical and contemporary Indigenous organizations that deal with the promotion of the conflicts we see around land and rights, political struggles, Indigenous arts and culture, human rights and the elimination of human especially in an age declared to be about (re) Indigenous languages and their relationships rights abuses. The city and the university also conciliation? Why is it important to transform to the land, and global Indigeneity, among play host to national and international visitors Indigenous-settler relations? These are some others. With a degree in Indigenous Studies, you who offer insights into human rights activism. of the many questions you will pursue as a will be prepared to participate knowledgeably student in Indigenous Studies, a program in urgent agendas of change: decolonization, Career paths: advocacy work; government that centres Indigenous worldviews in our climate action, Indigenous cultural and political service; international relations; law; non- research, teaching and mentoring. While Critical resurgence, anti-racist education, grassroots governmental organizations Indigenous Studies is a diverse field of study and capacity-building, law and policy reform and engagement, we are unified by our commitment revising public narratives of Canada and beyond. to Indigenous resurgence and ways of knowing, community-engaged learning and dissection of Career paths: advocacy; community sector; creative industries; journalism; law; museum and archival work; public service; teaching

Law The Department of Law and Legal Studies at Carleton is home to the oldest and largest BA program in law in Canada. In the program, you will acquire a strong understanding of the dynamics and operation of law in the context of social, economic, cultural and political structures. You will study the rules, agents, institutions and power relationships that underlie the law, while developing skills in legal research, interdisciplinary methodologies and theoretical analysis. You will be taught by award-winning professors and extensively published researchers. Carleton’s proximity to national public institutions and NGOs, such as the Supreme Court of Canada, Parliament, UNHCR and the Consumer’s Association of Canada, provide unique work and volunteer opportunities for our students. Honours students have the choice of a concentration in Business Law; Law, Policy and Government; or Transnational Law and Human Rights. Co-op options are available for qualified students in Business Law and in Law, Policy and Government. Students can also enrol in a service-learning placement course and receive course credit while obtaining real- world experience working with a company, organization or community group on legally related issues. Qualified students have the option to study abroad in exchange programs around the world.

Career paths: advocacy; banking and investment; business management; criminal justice; education; law and legal practice; legal administration; legal research; policing and law enforcement; policy analysis; public relations; public service; social policy

Linguistics Linguistics is the scientific study of one of the most fundamental aspects of being human: using language to communicate. Linguists explore a range of fascinating ideas including what it means to know a language; how we

16 process and produce language; language to develop these abilities in a wide range of conflict and cooperation; citizenship, migration structure; how children acquire language; exciting courses from faculty members who are and identity; and the contemporary challenges of variation and diversity in languages across the as passionate about their teaching as they are democratic governance. Our program will guide globe; language disorders and delays; and how about their internationally recognized research. you through the foundations of the discipline to languages change over time. You will also be following in the footsteps of explore the core fields of political science such several notable public figures who have studied as comparative politics, international relations, At Carleton, students learn to study linguistics philosophy at Carleton. Graduates often pursue political philosophy and public policy. Through from a dedicated faculty with a diverse set academic careers after completing advanced your academic journey, you’ll hone research, of research interests, including theoretical study, or pursue rewarding careers in law and writing and communication skills that are and experimental approaches and methods. government, policy analysis, ethics in health care essential for almost any career path you choose Students can choose from two concentrations and other fields, and social advocacy with non- to pursue. to tailor their degree to their interests: governmental organizations. Linguistic Theory or Psycholinguistics and In upper years, international or local internships Communication Disorders. Qualified students Career paths: advocacy; cognitive science; and exchanges are exciting possibilities, as are in the Psycholinguistics and Communication ethics (medical, business, government and co-op placements. Disorders concentration have the opportunity leadership in administration); law; social policy to take a practicum course that provides clinical analysis; teaching Career paths: foreign service; government; experience in speech-language pathology. lobbying and consulting; non-profit sector; Political Science politics; polling and research A Bachelor of Science in Linguistics is also Where better to study politics than in Ottawa, available. the nation’s capital? Our program offers many Psychology opportunities to learn from and work with Psychologists study the mechanisms that Career paths: artificial intelligence; branding experts and experienced practitioners in the real underlie our thoughts, emotions and behaviours. and advertising; forensic linguistics; language world of Canadian and international politics, They examine a diverse range of topics, such documentation; language processing; language as well as a diverse faculty of internationally as how we think and learn, how we interact revitalization; speech-language pathology; renowned scholars. You will explore new ideas with others, and how we can promote healthy translation and interpretation and probe complex issues such as international development and wellness. This is accomplished

Music Our Bachelor of Arts program in Music focuses on music as a historical and social phenomenon. Carleton BA Music students also have the option to study composition, music theory, community music, computer music, Indigenous studies, gender studies, improvisation and disability studies. In our program, you will be able to study a wide variety of musical styles and traditions, including Western classical music, Canadian music, music of the world, jazz and popular music.

BA Music students form a close-knit community and receive personalized attention from highly qualified faculty who are internationally distinguished and recognized for their achievements in teaching and research. There is no audition or performance requirement for this degree. For students interested in pursuing performance, a Bachelor of Music is also available.

Career paths: arts management and administration; civil service; composition; entertainment industry; law; library and archival work; music criticism; musicology; performance; radio and television work; teaching music in private and public environments “As a Law student, not only were my courses taught by actual lawyers and Philosophy distinguished academics, but I was also able to apply what I learned in classes The study of philosophy prepares you to engage during an extended internship at a downtown law firm. The staff in the meaningfully in whatever profession you choose, Department of Law and Legal Studies supported me in this endeavour by working because it develops your ability to assess ideas, with me to customize course criteria, which allowed me to receive course credit think clearly and creatively, and appreciate for my contributions to cases. Beyond just academics, the Law program provided multiple perspectives on matters of the deepest me with the opportunity to partake in an international exchange experience where importance. By studying philosophy in one of I travelled to and studied in Melbourne, Australia. ” our programs, you will have the opportunity

Derek Mastin, student in Law Studies

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 17 Sociology How are new technologies changing the ways we interact with each other and live our lives? Why are so many jobs becoming short term, and how is this situation affecting families, communities and self-identities? Why do social problems like poverty, racism, sexism, homophobia and ageism persist in the modern world? What can we do to address these problems?

Sociology is the systematic study of human societies, where everyday events and experiences are shaped by social forces and processes. Sociology explores how families, economic inequalities, sexuality, gender, race, the law and the state shape individuals, and how individuals shape these social institutions and structures. Sociology sheds light on the social processes shaping lives, problems and possibilities in contemporary society. We train you to do hands- on research on topics you care about, and we offer a co-op option. “Choosing to study Psychology at Carleton was the best decision I ever made and a truly invaluable experience. With its variety of concentrations, special topics Our one-of-a-kind stream in Social Justice seminars, peer mentorship program and hands-on learning experiences with gives you first-hand experience learning community practicums and co-op options, Psychology (BA) is a one-of-a-kind from community leaders and partnering program. Not to mention the phenomenal faculty and staff, research opportunities with community-based organizations to do and great selection of student support services that make for an unparalleled research, work on campaigns, public events and documentary films. post-secondary journey.” Career paths: business and professional Chelsea Medland, student in Psychology (BA) with a concentration work; community service work or non-profit in Health Psychology sector; government service; policy analysis and development; research

Women’s and Gender Studies by conducting research so that the knowledge Religion Carleton’s Pauline Jewett Institute of Women’s gained can help us to better understand In this program, students will analyze responses and Gender Studies offers programs that the human mind, enhance well-being and to questions about identity, history and the engage students in critical understandings performance, and generate additional research basis of political and ethical commitments of feminist scholarship, 2SLGBTQ+ studies, questions. that have been posed by the world’s major disability studies and critical race studies across religions. The study of religion nurtures in different historical, socio-economic, cultural All of our programs provide opportunities students a respect for the complex identities and political contexts. Central to our programs is to explore psychology’s major areas within of others, their histories and cultures. You can the consideration of how gender intersects with the context of an active and diverse research study the history and literature of Christianity, race, class, ethnicity, age, ability and sexuality environment. For students wishing to focus on Islam and Judaism; examine Asian religions within a globalized world and transnational one of these major areas, we offer concentrations such as Buddhism and Hinduism; learn about environments. Students can study gender issues in Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Indigenous traditions in Canada and worldwide; in courses that cross disciplines and contribute Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Health follow the rise and fall of religious leaders and to activist projects and are encouraged to Psychology, Organizational Psychology and movements; or explore common themes in work intersectionally across all the areas of Social/Personality Psychology. As well, we offer a variety of religious traditions, such as the study we house. Students also have the unique a stream in Mental Health and Well-Being. environment, the role of women or death and the opportunity to participate in a practicum We also offer a minor in Human Resources afterlife. A degree in Religion will equip you with placement with feminist groups, organizations Management. critical reading, writing, and thinking skills, as and agencies from inside and outside of the well as an understanding of different traditions Carleton community. The insights you gain from studying psychology toward career opportunities in our increasingly will serve you throughout your life, in virtually multicultural world, where religious beliefs play The institute of Women’s and Gender Studies any career. Psychology is also offered as a a significant role in human affairs and continue also offers minors in Critical Race Studies, Bachelor of Science. to affect local and global events. Disability Studies and Sexuality Studies.

Career paths: corrections; early childhood Career paths: archival and museum work; Career paths: community service; community- education; health and social services; human business; correctional services; counselling/ based agencies; counselling; education; resource management; marketing and public conflict resolution; education; foreign service; government; law; media; social policy research relations; mental health services; parole intercultural communication; international counselling; probation; research development; law; library services; mediation and peace initiatives; non-governmental organizations; politics; publishing and editing; social work

18 The BA advantage Carleton’s Bachelor of Arts (BA) provides students with opportunities to gain transferable skills and work experience, participate in extracurricular and global opportunities, and prepare for the countless career opportunities that await BA graduates.

Gain practical work experience Build transferable skills Most BA programs offer work experience through co-operative education Transferable skills allow you to succeed in or through a practicum, internship or placement. These opportunities allow a job market that is rapidly evolving and you to apply your skills in real, on-the-job scenarios, and to graduate with needs graduates who are able to adapt and practical work experience and connections to professionals. apply their skills to many circumstances. The skills you gain will vary based on your area of study, but all Carleton BA graduates will gain skills in:

■ communicating effectively across a variety of mediums;

■ thinking critically about local, national and international concerns;

■ analyzing, researching and interpreting information;

■ building and articulating clear, concise arguments; and

■ working independently and in teams. Through the co-op program, Sociology student Angela Ingrao completed an eight-month work term at the Royal Canadian Mint. Angela’s job involved pulling reports, analyzing and verifying data, updating training records and helping with administrative tasks.

Shape your future Get involved Carleton’s Career Services offers career Extracurricular involvement helps you realize your interests and capabilities, build guidance starting in first year, so you can relationships and expand your perspective. Students can join a club or society, plan for your future while you build skills participate in local or international community service-learning, study abroad and and gain experiences. This combination more. Participating in these activities will shape how you understand yourself, and of skills, work experience, extracurricular how you understand the people and world around you. involvement and career planning allows BA students to take important first steps toward achieving a rewarding career. Our BA graduates are working in a variety of careers, in fields as diverse as:

■ archival and museum work ■ arts administration ■ communications and marketing ■ community development ■ entertainment ■ health and well-being ■ human resource management ■ law and policy analysis ■ public service ■ teaching ■ writing, editing and publishing Hannah Consitt, a Criminology and Criminal Justice student, studied abroad in the United Kingdom during third year.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 19 Professor Kasia Muldner and students in Carleton’s Cognitive Science program utilize EEG technology to investigate cognitive processes. Cognitive Science carleton.ca/ics | Co-op available

Are you interested in how people or computers think? Cognitive scientists study thinking from a variety of different perspectives.

Program of study Honours Thesis Other research opportunities Our program’s researchers—students As a senior student, you may have the Research interests of faculty members involved and faculty members—study the mind by opportunity to complete a research thesis in the Cognitive Science program include a broad combining the methods and theories of five on a topic in cognitive science. The Honours range of areas. disciplines: neuroscience, computer science, Thesis allows you to work closely with a faculty psychology, linguistics and philosophy. This supervisor and to develop an area of independent As a senior student, you may find yourself interdisciplinary approach allows unique research. You will graduate with valuable assisting in areas of research such as: insights into human understanding, thought, research experience, specific skills in identifying ■ natural language processing perception, language and emotion. Through and analyzing problems, and a defined area of ■ cognitive engineering Carleton’s program, you can develop your expertise. ■ modelling and simulation of games expertise in one of five specializations: ■ genetic algorithms Biological Foundations of Cognition; Cognition Honours Project and Computation; Cognition and Psychology; Alternatively, if as a senior student you would Careers Language and Linguistics; or Philosophical like to gain hands-on experience, you can choose The Bachelor of Cognitive Science provides ideal and Conceptual Issues. to undertake a research project. The Honours preparation for careers in: Project allows you to enhance skills that prepare ■ cognitive research in universities, government You can also take advantage of a variety of you for a future career. You will work in groups research facilities or private companies; on-campus research facilities, including of three to six, engaging in a comprehensive ■ website usability design; those associated with the Visualization and investigation of a “big” question in cognitive ■ language processing research; or Simulation Centre (VSIM), the Language, Logic, science, and will contribute by completing an ■ speech pathology or occupational therapy and Information Lab (LLI), the Science of original research project. The project experience (both with further study). Imagination Lab (SOIL), the Language and Brain provides the opportunity to transform cognitive Lab, the Centre for Applied Cognitive Research science students into confident researchers You will also be prepared to continue to master’s (CACR) and the Children’s Representational ready for a competitive job market or further programs in Cognitive Science or in the area Development Lab (CRDL). education. of your specialization (such as Psychology, Linguistics, Philosophy, Cognitive Neuroscience or Computer Science).

20 Sprott provides many opportunities in and outside the classroom to gain real-world experience, develop professional skills, and network with alumni and professionals. Commerce sprott.carleton.ca | @sprottschool | Co-op available

Carleton’s Sprott School of Business delivers a transformational business education and many opportunities to engage with organizations on key issues shaping business and communities. Employability skills, an entrepreneurial mindset and a global perspective empower students to achieve career success and have an impact.

Program of study Specialized knowledge The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program Upper years provide an opportunity to Did you know Sprott offers delivers a flexible business education with the choose a concentration or continue without a choice of eight concentrations and options to add concentration. It is also possible to pursue a business-related minors, such co-op, study abroad and/or a minor in another double concentration. as entrepreneurship and arts subject. Employability Passport management, for students in Core foundation All BCom students will complete Sprott’s other programs? In the first two years of the BCom, you will take Employability Passport, a four-year career courses in all key areas of business and develop development program that equips students with critical skills in business communications. the job-ready skills and self-awareness to find meaningful employment and career success.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 21 Make a Sustainable Impact

and organizational levels. Prepare for careers in general management, management consulting, training and development, employee relations and strategic human resources.

Marketing Gain the critical thinking, analytical and creative skills to effectively manage the development, pricing, promotion and distribution of products and services, both for for-profit and not-for- profit organizations. Learn how to build and sustain high-value customer relationships in competitive environments. Prepare for careers in marketing strategy, sales, advertising, brand management, customer relationship management, marketing research, digital marketing and e-commerce.

Supply Chain Management Develop the essential skills and expertise to manage geographically dispersed networks of suppliers, manufacturers, logistics service At Sprott, students take part in unique learning experiences, working with businesses and providers, transportation carriers, distributors, communities on sustainability initiatives. service support operators and customers.

Through courses such as Sustainability and the Role of Business and the Sprott Student The Sprott experience At Sprott, you will be part of a connected and Consulting Group, students work with businesses and organizations on sustainable solutions caring community. We’re home to 13 student-run to a variety of real challenges. Students in the Sprott Student Investment Fund practice organizations through which you can meet fellow sustainable investing by adopting the UN Principles for Responsible Investing and ESG students, develop leadership skills and build into their strategies. And, in the course Developing Creative Thinking, business students your professional network. In addition, students collaborate with other Carleton students and communities in Tanzania, Northern Canada gain real, resume-building experience through and Ottawa on projects that address issues such as water and food sustainability. initiatives such as the Sprott Student Consulting Group, Sprott Student Investment Fund and the Innovation Hub.

Concentrations individual companies, to managing investments Careers Accounting and portfolio risk. This program has been BCom graduates find rewarding careers across Prepare for careers in financial or management accepted into the CFA Institute University a variety of functions and sectors. Sprott’s accounting, auditing and taxation. Within the Affiliation Program. Business Career Management Centre provides BCom, you can complete all of the academic a range of career services, including access to courses required to enter the Chartered Information Systems job postings, career advising, workshops and Professional Accountant (CPA) Professional Gain the most current technical skills and the employer connections. Education Program. Co-op hours in an approved necessary soft skills to succeed in high-paced placement can be counted toward the CPA business environments. Information Systems Based on surveys of graduates from 2017-2019, practical experience requirement. Sprott also (IS) professionals help organizations create 93 per cent of BCom respondents were employed offers a Master of Accounting (MAcc) program. business value by applying their knowledge within one year of graduation. MAcc graduates can proceed directly to the CPA of business processes and communication Common Final Exam. technologies to create and support strategic Sample career paths opportunities. IS professionals are in high ■ advertising Entrepreneurship demand in organizations of all sizes and across ■ business analytics Learn about the entrepreneurial process by all industry sectors. ■ Certified Professional Accountant (CPA) experiencing all of the stages in starting a ■ consulting business, from idea inception to development International Business ■ corporate finance to implementation in the marketplace. BCom Gain an appreciation for the global environment, ■ digital marketing Entrepreneurship students take courses a solid foundation in international finance, ■ entrepreneurship with students across all faculties, creating a strategies in marketing and global expansion, ■ financial advisor collaborative and interdisciplinary classroom the interpersonal skills to manage in diverse ■ financial planner environment. contexts, and first-hand international ■ international business experience through practica and study abroad ■ international development Finance opportunities. ■ investment banking Examine how financial managers appropriately ■ marketing allocate their firms’ capital to invest in value- Management ■ strategic human resources enhancing projects and how financial markets Develop employer-valued skills and experience ■ supply chain management value the decisions of the financial manager. in managing and understanding people and ■ sustainable business Prepare for careers in valuing projects and their work relationships at individual, group ■ technology consulting

22 Experiential learning is an important part of the undergraduate program in Communication and Media Studies. Students in professor Sarah Smith’s Visual Media and Communication course learn inside the classroom and in community locations, such as the Carleton University Art Gallery. Communication and Media Studies carleton.ca/communication | Co-op available

Media shape our world. The technologies, images, and messages around us influence how we think and what we think about. So, how can we learn to think critically and act effectively? What tools do we need to transform our communication environments for social good? How do communications infrastructures, policies and regulations play a role? How can we make an impact as communication professionals? These are just a few of the fundamental questions that the Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies degree will help you answer.

Program of study include workshops in podcasting; social media Careers The Bachelor of Communication and Media analytics; speech writing; public engagement Careers in communication and media industries Studies program at Carleton is offered as an and consultation; and event management and are rapidly expanding. Our graduates are Honours degree and as a Combined Honours community partnerships. thriving in rewarding and productive careers in program. a variety of fields, from advertising and strategic The capital advantage communications to law, market research and Students will choose from courses that cover the Carleton University’s prime Ottawa location data analysis, policy development, education past, present and future of media; the uses and places you near the centre of Canadian decision- and more. They work as political advisors abuses of technology; the economics, politics making about communication and media to members of parliament; communication and regulation of communication; the media in policies and regulations. Ottawa is a window to strategists in government, NGOs and local and global contexts; the interface between the world: it is bilingual and vibrant, and it is corporations; entrepreneurs; and media industry culture, communication and identities; and the also the centre of public life in Canada. Studying and cultural policy analysts. As a graduate of our analysis of texts, images and rhetoric. in the capital city provides you with access to program, you will have a solid foundation from government policy-makers, public and private which to intervene critically in discussions about Skills-based workshops agencies, non-governmental organizations, the media, their impacts in and across a variety In fourth year, you will select one course from a cultural institutions and world-class research of sectors, and the role communication plays in menu of hands-on media production workshops facilities. fostering a more just and equitable society. that will provide you with the skills you need to succeed in today’s job market. Options

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 23 Carleton’s initial partner for the Computer Science Industrial Applications Internship Option is Shopify, one of the world’s leading e-commerce platforms. This option provides students with work experience that is integrated with their Bachelor of Computer Science studies. Computer Science carleton.ca/scs | Co-op available

Carleton’s Computer Science program teaches you the principles of solving computational problems while giving you up-to-date applied skills for working on cutting-edge projects and building the technology of tomorrow.

Program of study this stream includes foundational courses providing students with a salary, Shopify covers Computer science plays a central role in business, on algorithms that will teach you to design, the student’s tuition and educational expenses. communication, science, entertainment and analyze, experiment with and reason about the Students are taught all the fundamentals of the medicine. As the range of computer applications algorithms that arise in modern applications. Computer Science degree while working with continues to expand, so does the demand professional developers at Shopify, learning how for computer scientists. Computer science is Computer and Internet Security these fundamentals apply to solve real problems an ever-changing discipline that studies the In this stream, you will learn about the for customers. Graduates of this program will theory, design, and implementation of computer security problems faced by computing and be well prepared for a career in Canada’s top applications and systems. You will learn to use communication networks, and how to build software-development companies. computing and software development techniques software that defends against attacks. to solve the problems we face in business, Program options science and society today and those we will face Computer Game Development The Bachelor of Computer Science is available as tomorrow. Computer game development has become a an Honours degree, with the optional choice of sophisticated subject, drawing on advanced streams, and a Major degree for those desiring The Computer Science program at Carleton knowledge in a number of areas of computer a less-specialized program. We also offer a is organized into diverse streams so you can science, such as artificial intelligence and Combined Honours program with Mathematics. develop a particular expertise. Our specialty computer graphics. In this stream, you will streams provide an opportunity to concentrate learn about both the principles and practice of The capital advantage on one important area of computer science, designing and developing modern computer Ottawa boasts a vibrant high-tech sector, and our multidisciplinary streams give you games. comprised of both established multinational the chance to examine areas of increasing firms and cutting-edge startups. As Canada’s opportunity for computer scientists. All streams Software Engineering national capital, Ottawa also offers a full range share a common core of computer science In this stream, you will extend the software of employment opportunities with federal courses. No matter which stream you choose, development skills gained in our core program government departments and affiliated agencies. you will gain expertise in all the fundamentals, with specialized software engineering knowledge including programming, algorithms, software in areas like quality assurance, project Careers engineering, databases and web applications. management and user interfaces. Carleton Computer Science graduates go on to meaningful and rewarding careers in: Specialty streams Multidisciplinary streams AI and Machine Learning Management and Business Systems ■ applications for biotechnology, artificial This new stream includes courses on artificial This stream deals with business and the intelligence, computer gaming, business and intelligence, machine learning and neural application of computing within large business mobile devices networks. Transportation, finance, business, organizations. ■ large-scale software design and development manufacturing and agriculture are being ■ software and systems security analysis transformed by artificial intelligence and Industrial Applications Internship Option ■ web services and infrastructure machine learning. LinkedIn witnessed a 190% The internship option gives exceptionally increase from 2015 to 2017 in terms of skills qualified students an opportunity to gain work Many Carleton Computer Science graduates required for AI-based jobs, and reports project experience that is tightly integrated with their continue to graduate school, where they study 20 million jobs in artificial intelligence by 2023. Bachelor of Computer Science studies. Students and research more advanced topics and work Machine learning is also today’s highest-profile in the internship option are both full-time with research faculty in areas such as Data research area in computer science. Computer Science students and paid employees Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine of the industrial partner. Carleton’s initial Learning, Computer Security and more. Algorithms industrial partner is Shopify, an Ottawa-based If you have strong mathematical abilities and company that has created one of the world’s wish to pursue an advanced degree or a career leading e-commerce platforms. In addition to in cutting-edge research after your bachelor’s degree, this stream is designed for you. In addition to core courses in computer science,

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 25 Economics students may choose to focus their studies in one or two of eight concentrations, including a new concentration in Economic Data Science. Economics carleton.ca/economics | Co-op available

Economics is relevant to almost every aspect of our lives. At its core, it is the study of reasoned choice in the context of scarce resources and competing interests. Economics provides insight into important social issues such as how to build cost- effective, quality health care and education, how to best respond to crises, how to combat income inequality and how to design social programs and the tax system.

Knowledge of economics is crucial in many add one or a combination of two of the following The capital advantage professional fields including labour relations, concentrations: Carleton’s location in the nation’s capital gives law, politics and diplomacy, banking, business you unique access to a wide range of resources in and international relations. In this program, you ■ Computational Analysis; Economic Data the public service. You will benefit from a wealth will learn about how individuals, organizations Science of research facilities and libraries in the city and governments make decisions and how ■ Development; International Political as well as the departments and agencies of the markets and economies function, and you will Economy; Natural Resources, Environment federal government. gain highly marketable skills of conducting and and Economy interpreting evidence-based research. ■ Economic Theory; Mathematics and Careers Quantitative Economics By pursuing a degree in economics, you Program of study will develop the sound problem-solving, In Carleton’s Bachelor of Economics (BEcon) Financial Economics communication, analytical and research skills you will study the operation of market- The department also offers an array of that employers are looking for. based economies, examining the causes of courses on various relevant topics outside of economic growth, inflation, unemployment concentrations, such as health economics and Carleton Economics graduates can be found and international trade. You will learn about pandemics, or behavioural economics and working in many different federal and provincial how governments manage their economies by market design. government departments and agencies, developing and administering policies to regulate including: activities such as trade, taxes and competition. Carleton’s Economics program offers the You will develop a foundation in economic theory opportunity to gain work experience through Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Bank and modern techniques of data analysis to enable co-operative education or through a practicum of Canada, Canada Mortgage and Housing you to carry out independent research projects. and internship placement. There are also Corporation (CMHC), Canada Revenue Agency opportunities to get involved in research by (CRA), Department of Finance Canada, Students in the BEcon who wish to focus their assisting faculty with their projects or in our Statistics Canada and Global Affairs Canada, studies in particular areas of economics may economics laboratory (CELBER). A BEcon private-sector businesses (including high-tech), Combined Honours is also available for students banks, financial institutions and insurance who wish to study both Economics and another companies, Canadian consulting firms and non- eligible discipline. governmental organizations.

26 Electrical Engineering student Fizza Ahmad Sheikh and her fourth-year Capstone team developed the First In Risk Evaluation (FIRE) System to help improve the safety of firefighting operations. By piloting a drone equipped with thermal imaging cameras, firefighters are able to measure heat intensity and identify structural dangers through a specialized graphic user interface. Engineering carleton.ca/engineering-design | Co-op available

Our renowned Bachelor of Engineering degree offers an exceptionally comprehensive range of programs. At Carleton, you will engage in practical, real-world training, work on engaging and challenging team projects, and express your creativity and innovation in preparation for a rewarding career in a highly desired engineering field.

Program of study general curriculum begins with a foundation in Carleton’s Bachelor of Engineering is renowned mathematics, physical sciences and engineering All of our Engineering programs within Canada and internationally. Programs principles. You will then proceed in the program under this degree equip graduates with the to which you were admitted. Each program are accredited by the Canadian knowledge to undertake a broad range of provides opportunities to specialize your studies Engineering Accreditation Board. engineering activities, including the design according to your interests and ambitions. All of aircraft, vehicles, machinery, software, programs offer an optional minor in Business, telecommunications systems, medical devices among others. Opportunities for graduates of and solutions to environmental challenges. Along these programs exist in many sectors including the way, you will be exposed to exciting advances industry, education and government with careers in areas such as sensor technologies, robotics spanning research, product development, design, and global communications networks. The management and consulting.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 27 Co-op employment Career paths Biomedical and Mechanical Through Carleton, you can obtain rewarding co- Your skills can be applied to: Engineering op employment with well-known organizations ■ conservation of heritage structures The Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering such as: ■ digital tools for new and historic building program integrates life sciences with the ■ Amazon surveying and recording traditional mechanical engineering topics of ■ BlackBerry QNX ■ green building design and assessment solid mechanics, dynamics, fluid mechanics ■ Bombardier ■ life cycle assessment of green building (expanding to biofluids), thermodynamics, heat ■ Canadian Space Agency technologies and materials transfer, materials (biomaterials), control systems ■ Ericsson and robotics to analyze and solve problems related ■ General Dynamics Canada Biomedical and Electrical to biomechanical engineering, biotechnology ■ Google Engineering and medicine. The program provides students ■ Honeywell The field of health care relies increasingly on with skills that enable the development of ■ IBM technology, with biomedical and electrical advanced components, systems and techniques ■ National Research Council Canada engineers leading the way. Carleton’s program for biomechanical applications that are crucial to ■ Nokia teaches you principles of electrical engineering modern health care. The curriculum is designed ■ Stantec and science as they apply to biotechnology with an emphasis on the development of practical ■ Tomlinson and medicine. You will learn about the and problem-solving skills based on hands-on ■ Public Services and Procurement Canada design of diagnostic and therapeutic devices, laboratory and design work. bioinstrumentation, automated signal and image Aerospace Engineering analysis, computing and display devices and Career paths Our Aerospace Engineering program biometric data readout systems. You will also You can work on the design and development of: emphasizes the development of analytical, receive complete instruction in general electrical ■ advanced drug therapy techniques computational, and hands-on engineering and engineering. The program is designed to prepare ■ biomedical devices including artificial organs, design skills related to the aerospace field. The you for the prerequisite courses required for many limbs, joints, heart valves, cardiovascular broad range of topics and applications included medical schools in North America. devices and dental implants in this discipline are covered in four main ■ clinical engineering involving medical streams: Aerodynamics, Propulsion and Vehicle Career paths technology in hospitals Performance; Aerospace Structures, Systems Your skills can be applied to: ■ interactive robots for biomedical applications, and Vehicle Design; Aerospace Electronics and ■ biomedical informatics and telemedicine such as surgery and physiotherapy Systems (aircraft control, communication and ■ biomedical instrumentation and biosensor ■ nanotechnology for the manipulation of navigation systems); and Space Systems Design design biological cells and genes (astronautics and space/satellite technology). ■ biosignal processing and imaging diagnostic All four streams emphasize the development of technologies Civil Engineering practical and problem-solving skills based on ■ clinical and health care engineering Civil engineers provide and maintain all of the hands-on laboratory and design work. ■ general electrical, electronics and infrastructure that we depend on daily. They instrumentation engineering plan, design, construct, operate, manage and Career paths You can work on the design and development of: ■ aircraft communication, navigation and control systems ■ aircraft/spacecraft manufacturing, certification, modification and repair/overhaul ■ launch vehicles, spacecraft, satellite systems and operations ■ piloted and autonomous aircraft, including aerodynamics, structures, avionics and propulsion systems

Architectural Conservation and Sustainability Engineering Sustainability has become a key consideration in both society and engineering. There is a growing need for engineers with expertise in the closely related areas of heritage conservation and sustainable building design and operation. Carleton’s program in Architectural Conservation and Sustainability Engineering teaches students a modern approach for the design and retrofit of buildings that holds sustainability as the guiding objective while respecting architectural history and significance. Students learn to consider the life cycle costs and environmental impacts of building materials, Photo by Ashley Fraser energy demand, occupant comfort, and the Carleton’s Urbandale Centre for Home Energy Research is a long-term research-intensive attempt effective reuse and conservation of existing to respond to the growing demand for energy-efficient houses. Carleton Engineering students have structures. Students in the program work closely played a pivotal role in modelling systems for the 1,600-square-foot house and the students of with Carleton’s Architectural Studies students. tomorrow will continue to use the building to push the envelope forward on home energy use.

28 The Carleton University Simulator Project (CUSP), an innovative Capstone project composed of roughly 30 students from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, is uniquely designed to rotate freely in any direction. The simulator allows for the re-creation of dangerous situations, such as inversions or spins, which cannot be replicated by conventional pilot trainers. maintain airports, bridges, buildings, dams, Canada. Communications engineers play a vital satellite communications and navigation highways, railways, pipeline systems, tunnels, role in today’s world, serving as the architects ■ smart and Internet of Things (IoT) water distribution systems and treatment of cloud-computing smart applications, applications, e.g., smart environments, facilities. Carleton’s Civil Engineering next-generation internet applications, social e-health, industrial IoT program starts by giving students a thorough networking technologies, network security, background in mathematics, chemistry, privacy and trust, advanced 5G and 6G wireless Computer Systems Engineering physics, thermodynamics, geology, experiment systems, and AI and machine learning for Computer systems engineers combine both design and civil engineering materials. In the networking. The program provides you with hardware and software to design, develop final two years of the program, students focus the flexibility to succeed in a world of rapidly and implement integrated computer systems on engineering design in the areas of structural, changing technology, alongside the specific for applications in such areas as robotics, geotechnical, transportation and municipal knowledge and skills that are highly valued artificial intelligence, aerospace and avionic engineering. Elective courses allow students by employers in the telecommunications and systems, autonomous systems, multimedia to further specialize in the area of their choice. information industries. This program will applications and cloud computing. Carleton’s The program culminates in a practical fourth- expose you to cutting-edge technologies, Computer Systems Engineering program will year design project where the students apply including artificial intelligence and machine enable you to learn how to engineer complex their knowledge to a real-world design problem. learning, advanced communications systems based on computers and acquire an applications in autonomous vehicles and understanding of computers as integrated Career paths satellites, and a fully connected world where software/hardware systems. Your skills can be applied to: privacy and security prevail. ■ build, evaluate and maintain infrastructure Career paths ■ design structural, geotechnical, transportation Career paths You can work on the design and development of: or municipal systems You can work on the design and development of: ■ autonomous, embedded aerospace systems ■ infrastructure safety, security and comfort ■ AI and machine learning for networking ■ cloud computing and social network ■ on-site construction management and ■ cloud computing, data centre networks and applications supervision next-generation internet applications ■ robotics, smart vehicles and artificial ■ communication security, privacy and trust intelligence Communications Engineering ■ computer networks and emerging applications, ■ smart grids and wireless sensor networks, and Carleton is proud to offer the only e.g., autonomous and aerial vehicles Internet of Things (IoT) systems Communications Engineering program in ■ next-generation 5G/6G wireless networks,

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 29 Electrical Engineering Career paths techniques for the design of large, complex and Electrical engineers design, develop, test and You can work on the design and development of high-performance software systems. manage the manufacture of equipment ranging technologies to: from cell phones to giant power generators. ■ assess and improve air quality Career paths Our unique program allows for specialization ■ design and improve treatment systems for You can work on the design and development of: in radio-frequency and microwave circuits and water, wastewater and solid waste ■ aerospace, autonomous vehicle and embedded applications, communication circuits, integrated ■ mitigate and adapt to climate change systems circuit design and fabrication, semiconductor ■ provide clean energy alternatives to reduce ■ robotics, machine learning and artificial and nanoscale technology and devices, or greenhouse gas emissions intelligence electrical energy and power. Carleton is one ■ scalable web applications such as social of the few universities in Canada with its own Mechanical Engineering networking, e-commerce systems and cloud facilities for manufacturing integrated circuits. Virtually anything one builds that moves or computing converts energy has a mechanical component, ■ smartphone and smart-tablet applications, Career paths making mechanical engineering among the and Internet of Things (IoT) systems You can work on the design and testing of: most versatile of all disciplines. Our program ■ electrical power systems, including generators, emphasizes the development of analytical, Sustainable and Renewable motors and power grids computational and hands-on skills in design, Energy Engineering ■ high-speed integrated circuit chips dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, There is an increasing demand for clean ■ local area networks, smartphones, fibre optics fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, materials, sources of energy such as nuclear, wind, solar, and satellite communications control systems and robotics. Elective courses geothermal, hydropower and biomass energies. ■ vehicular electronic controls and navigation in energy conversion and power generation, Truly sustainable development, however, will manufacturing and production processes, require the clever integration of renewable Engineering Physics aerodynamics and flight mechanics, vehicle energy technologies into existing infrastructure, Engineering Physics is a challenging and engineering, biomedical engineering and along with vastly improved efficiencies in elite program for those students who want computational methods complement the core non-renewable energy use. This program to combine the strengths of physics and courses of this program. provides analytical and hands-on skills for engineering. You will obtain an unusually designing, building, operating and enhancing broad and strong foundation in material Career paths sustainable energy systems that combine energy science, applied physics, electronics and You can work on the design and development of generation, distribution and utilization in an nanotechnology, and learn to apply it in the technologies in: environmentally responsible and economically development of new technologies which ■ ground, sea and air transportation beneficial manner. Two streams are offered: include, but are not limited to, nanotechnology, ■ heating, ventilation and air conditioning Smart Technologies for Power Generation and semiconductor devices, optical systems, ■ manufacturing and robotics Distribution, and Efficient Energy Generation telecommunications and related computer ■ power generation and energy conversion and Conversion. hardware. In your senior year, you may ■ resource extraction and processing specialize in many other areas of interest. Career paths Software Engineering Your skills can be applied to: Career paths Real-world software systems, such as massively ■ energy-related industries, power utilities and You can work on the design, development, parallel internet applications and mission- government agencies simulation and application of physical devices, critical avionics control systems, require robust ■ engineering consulting services specializing photonic components and systems in: and provably correct software design. Our in efficient generation, distribution and ■ biomedical physics and sensors Software Engineering program goes beyond utilization of energy ■ microelectronics and process engineering teaching simple programming and instead ■ manufacturing industry sectors related to ■ nanotechnology focuses on modern software engineering renewable energy projects ■ photonics technology and communications principles, tools, integration and analysis ■ transportation systems with hybrid propulsion technology Environmental Engineering Environmental engineers ensure that we have clean water to drink, clean air to breathe, clean soil to grow our crops and clean energy to sustain our growth. The goal of environmental engineering is to offer sustainable and green solutions to many of the issues and challenges facing our society and to provide a clean and healthy environment for us and our ecosystem. Climate change will impact our quality of life and our environment, and environmental engineers play a key role in reducing these impacts and adapting to these changes. Environmental engineers use engineering and science principles to design innovative treatment technologies that help to minimize our environmental footprint, prevent pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve air quality, ensure drinking water safety and Biomedical and Electrical Engineering students Maryam Kaka and Victoria Madge display their achieve environmental sustainability. Integrated Concussion Assessment System (I-CAS) mobile application, which aims to migrate clinical concussion testing and recovery monitoring to the home environment.

30 Global and International Studies student Maheep Sandhu had the opportunity to travel throughout Uganda during his work placement at a non-profit in Kampala. Global and International Studies carleton.ca/bgins | Co-op available An abiding strength of Carleton University is its long tradition of study and research focusing on international problems and perspectives.

Program of study you the opportunity to focus your studies First-year courses Carleton’s Bachelor of Global and International according to your interests. A second-language ■ Global History Studies (BGInS) degree takes advantage requirement and an international experience ■ International Law and Politics of Carleton’s strengths, and its location, to requirement are included so that you can ■ Ethnography, Globalization and Culture provide an undergraduate education in global graduate not only with new knowledge and and international issues that can give you an skills but also an expanded worldview. Second-year courses advantage in today’s job market. The program ■ Ethics and Globalization has four interconnected components. The Core courses ■ Global Literatures core course sequence provides all students All BGInS students are required to take the ■ Globalization and International Economic with a shared multidisciplinary foundation core course sequence, which provides you with Issues in global and international studies. The 18 a strong multidisciplinary foundation in global specializations cover specific international and and international studies: global themes or geographical areas, giving

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 31 Third-year courses ■ Global and International Theory ■ Places, Boundaries, Movements and Global Environmental Change

Fourth-year courses ■ Honours Seminar in Global and International Studies

Specializations Africa and Globalization Study a wide range of issues as they apply to Africa, including democratization, human rights, international development, youth cultures, migration and refugees, colonialism and postcolonialism, and social justice.

Europe and Russia in the World Study the region of Europe, Russia and Eurasia in its broader global context, including its history, society, politics, culture, economics and languages. You may focus on particular countries in the region, institutions such as the European Union, or themes such as migration, civil society, EU enlargement, globalization and identity.

French and Francophone Studies Gain an understanding of the multiple varieties of spoken French and the diversity of French literatures across continents. Study how both are patterned globally through issues and contexts ranging from colonial and postcolonial histories, transnational contacts, cultural transfers and experiences of migration.

Global Development Gain a multidisciplinary perspective on this broad and important field by taking foundational courses in anthropology, economics, geography and political science. Learn about the way the world is unfolding in the face of increasingly urgent challenges from climate change to global epidemics.

Global Genders and Sexualities Study the ways that bodies, genders and sexualities are shaped on local, national and international spaces. You will explore the ways that race, colonization, citizenship and ability To fulfill the international experience requirement, BGInS student Monica Lung shape and govern our intimate lives. completed an internship with Canada’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York City. Global Inequalities and Social Change Study global inequalities and social change, combining theoretical and applied approaches. legal frameworks as they relate to topics such Global Media and Communication Gain an understanding of multiple dimensions as human rights, migration, trade and armed Media and communication technologies are of inequality through topics such as poverty, conflict. engines of globalization that shape the cultural racism, colonialism and gender. Acquire environments in which we live. You will study knowledge of various forms of resistance to Global Literatures global media and communication in historical and oppression, including social movements and In the twenty-first century, literature offers contemporary contexts and develop the knowledge transnational solidarity. one of the most compelling ways to enter into and skills necessary for working in global the many cultural worlds that converge in and international settings as communicators, Global Law and Social Justice contemporary globalized societies. Explore researchers, analysts or advocates. Develop an understanding of law as a key how writers reimagine identity and belonging mechanism by which global issues, identities and against a background of histories of colonialism, Global Migration and Transnationalism institutions are organized and contested in this diaspora, migration and the experiences of living Gain invaluable expertise for a world on the contemporary period of globalization. Explore in multiple national and cultural communities. move. Study the movement of people and ideas

32 with national and international leaders in topics such as citizenship, the global refugee regime, multiculturalism, state security, transnational identities and violent extremism.

Global Politics “Studying in Global and International Gain an understanding of global political issues Studies has provided me with through a problem-focused and applied approach an interdisciplinary approach to to the study of such topics as the gap between understanding the world. Focusing rich and poor, democracy and its economic my studies in Africa and Globalization and political benefits, human rights, war and has provided me with an enriched and peace, ethnic conflict and the politics of the environment. enlightened way of understanding development in its unique and diverse Global Religions: Identity and approach. I chose this concentration Community because I want to be a part of Africa’s Engage in the academic study of religion and future, and the professors have readily become literate in the history and contemporary provided me with the academic tools to development of the world’s diverse religious face our changing world.” traditions. Explore how religion informs identities and shapes power relations in different societies. Tine Ndhlovu, Bachelor of Global and Gain insight into the ways people use religion International Studies student to find meaning and forge communities in an increasingly interconnected world.

Global and Transnational History Study the global community from 1400 to the present, with a particular focus on the non- western world, and explore global connections, movements and trends. You’ll gain an understanding of the historical dialogue between forces of global integration and forms of local knowledge and experience.

Globalization, Culture and Power Latin American and Caribbean Studies Learning another language will not only help Use the insights of anthropology to become Develop an integrated understanding of this you become a culturally literate global citizen conversant with the cultural impacts of important geopolitical region. Study the region’s but may also enhance your future employment globalization in terms of economic inequality, history, politics, geography and cultures, and prospects. ecological vulnerabilities, colonial legacies, learn about interdisciplinary approaches to health practices and institutions, and new understanding sustainable development, International experience visions of human rights. democracy, human rights, social justice and It is one thing to study a part of the world, and cultural diversity. another to immerse yourself in its culture. For Globalization and the Environment this reason, BGInS features an international Understand the social and political dimensions Teaching English in Global Contexts experience requirement as an integral part of of global ecological change, from questions Study the place of the English language in an the program. You can fulfill this requirement of global water justice and international increasingly interconnected and globalized by studying abroad under one of Carleton’s agreements on greenhouse gas emissions to the world, and the benefits and challenges it brings. international exchange agreements, undertaking links between climate change and inequality. Learn how to teach English as an international an international work placement, completing Learn about policy alternatives on global language using current methods and obtain a Carleton University course taught abroad, environmental challenges, such as urban valuable accreditation as an English teacher. participating in an experiential learning sustainability, environmental disasters and opportunity abroad, studying abroad on a letter displacement, and transitions to a low-carbon Language requirement of permission or taking our innovative Global society. A basic requirement for engaging with the world and International Group Project course. is the ability to speak in more than one language. International Economic Policy For this reason, the BGInS program expects Careers This specialization’s relatively non-technical students to pass a second-language requirement. A global perspective, intercultural understanding approach will give students with diverse Those incoming students who do not have skills and second-language ability are increasingly backgrounds the opportunity to learn about in a second language can take courses offered by important skills for success in the workplace. issues related to economic globalization and gain our School of Linguistics and Language Studies A BGInS degree can provide the foundation for an understanding of the economic forces invoked (SLaLS) or our Department of French. Options careers in advertising, business, communications, by government intervention. include Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), French, foreign service, journalism, marketing, policy German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, analysis, public relations and many other fields. Russian, Spanish and ancient languages. A BGInS degree can also prepare you for graduate school in a range of disciplines.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 33 Health Sciences professor Kristin Connor, whose research focuses on the developmental origins of health and disease, takes an interdisciplinary approach to health sciences education. Health Sciences carleton.ca/healthsciences

Carleton’s Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) is a unique interdisciplinary and career-focused program that provides the knowledge and skills required to understand, participate and succeed in the rapidly evolving healthcare and research landscapes. This program provides a strong foundation in the biological and biomedical mechanisms of human health and disease as well as an in-depth understanding of the social, political and environmental determinants of health.

Program of study disease. You will also study issues related to the local, national or international research field The BHSc program offers a strong foundation prevention and treatment of environmentally placements, which (pending satisfaction of in health sciences that can prepare you for linked illnesses such as cancer, asthma and academic requirements) can advance your professional schools (e.g., medicine, dentistry, neurodegenerative disorders. personal and professional goals. or veterinary medicine), a post-graduate degree in health research and for careers in health- Global Health Double concentration and minor related fields like public health, global and This concentration provides you with the options environmental health, and health policy. biological, psychological and social knowledge One of the other unique aspects of the program required to address current and developing is the ability to customize your studies to meet The BHSc program offers five concentrations, health issues that affect national and your goals. This includes the ability to take which can be combined in unique and innovative international populations. It focuses on real- upper-year courses in other concentrations or ways: world issues of increasing relevance in our programs, do a minor in another program and interconnected global community—such as take a double concentration. For example, you Biomedical Sciences globalization, climate change, infectious diseases might wish to combine the concentrations in This concentration provides a strong foundation in and environmental pollution—in the context Health Throughout the Lifespan and Disability biological and biomedical sciences and allows you of the social and political factors that influence and Chronic Illness to focus on issues relating to explore the genetic, biochemical, immunological, healthcare practices and policies. to healthy aging. Alternatively, you can take physiological and developmental aspects of human a minor in Business if you are interested in health. In addition, a broader understanding of Health Throughout the Lifespan healthcare management. Taking a double human health is gained by examining current This concentration focuses on health and illness concentration or a minor can add value to your issues from cultural, psychological, technological through the stages of human life. Few health degree for when you enter the job market, or and environmental perspectives. sciences programs in Canada include lifespan when you apply to professional or post-graduate studies, and Carleton’s program is unique in programs. If you are interested in these options, Disability and Chronic Illness featuring courses that explore the entire lifespan, please contact the undergraduate administrator This concentration is unique to Carleton. It from neonatal development to old age. You will for more information. introduces you to the biomedical, social and learn about the biological processes of aging, psychological basis of chronic illnesses and including how events occurring in early life The capital advantage explores treatment strategies used to enable can have effects that appear much later, in the Carleton’s location in the nation’s capital has productive and healthy lives. Chronic illnesses form of medical conditions such as diabetes, enabled the university to forge partnerships and disabilities affect the quality of life of a large cardiovascular disease and depression. In addition, in the area of health with both the public number of people and include heart disease, you will have the opportunity to learn how factors and private sectors. There are numerous cancer, chronic pain conditions, mental health such as gender and social conditions can influence organizations, agencies, research institutes and problems and physical disabilities. You will learn health. hospitals in the region that together provide a about biomedical, cognitive and technological knowledge base unique to Ottawa. advances, as well as the ethical dilemmas Hands-on approach affecting intervention and treatment. All concentrations in the BHSc program provide Careers a hands-on approach that includes laboratories, There is great demand for highly skilled Environment and Health workshops and seminars beginning in first workers in the health sector in Canada. The This concentration explores the influence of our year. Students can take advantage of programs concentrations in the BHSc program are environment on our health from a biological, offered at Carleton that include summer research designed to prepare you for a diverse array chemical and epidemiological perspective. You internships and international experience of health careers, and also provide excellent will learn how these complex environmental opportunities. The fourth year of the program preparation for medical school and other factors interact to make individuals either provides a capstone experience with various professional training. more vulnerable or more resilient to illness and options and hands-on experiences, including

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 35 Study the Bible, the Bhagavad Gita, Homer, Plato, Dante, Machiavelli, Galileo, Shakespeare, Adam Smith, Bach, Mary Shelley, Nietzsche, Picasso, Rushdie and Humanities more in Carleton’s “Great Books” program. carleton.ca/bhum

In the Bachelor of Humanities, students read the world’s most influential books and explore the world’s most exciting ideas in art, philosophy, history, literature, classics, music, religion and science.

Program of study Bachelor of Humanities and discipline—literature, philosophy, politics and In this interdisciplinary liberal arts program, Biology religion—and on a different time period, from students study the world’s greatest ideas, books In this Combined Honours degree, students the ancient world to the present day. All core and art works produced by thinkers from the combine the liberal arts with science training. seminars are team-taught by two professors, span of recorded world history—from ancient This program combines the insights into nature include small discussion groups and are Mesopotamia to modern America. The emphasis given by modern science with the insights into restricted to Humanities students. is on ideas, explored through small discussion the human spirit given by the Great Books. groups and writing assignments. The typical Careers Humanities student loves to read and is excited Close-knit creative community The Bachelor of Humanities can take you about sharing ideas with students and professors. The Bachelor of Humanities program is small anywhere you want to go. Humanities students with only 70 students admitted each year. graduate with outstanding research, writing Bachelor of Humanities students have the option The students form a dynamic and close-knit and communications skills, and they normally to combine Humanities with another discipline community, and are known personally by their rise very quickly in their chosen professions. to receive a Combined Honours degree or a professors, receiving a level of attention and Humanities students can ask to be paired with minor in subjects such as Art History, Digital personalized instruction that is hard to find a professional mentor and can gain insight Humanities, English, History, Philosophy, elsewhere. Students form life-long friendships as into the workplace before they graduate. Political Science or Religion. they participate in an extensive cultural program Graduates may go on to rewarding careers in that involves a student literary journal, music law, journalism, teaching, medicine, business, Bachelor of Journalism nights, dramatic readings, visits to the National policy analysis, foreign service, international and Humanities Arts Centre and National Gallery, and subsidized relations, public service, writing and research. In this degree, students cultivate their love of cultural trips to Montreal and New York City. Humanities graduates regularly gain admittance ideas while training for a career in journalism. to prestigious graduate schools, law schools and Students receive professional training in Core seminars medical schools. newspaper, radio, television and new media At the heart of the Bachelor of Humanities are journalism while gaining an in-depth four core seminars, one for each year of the understanding of world culture and history. program. Each seminar focuses on a different

36 Industrial Design student Paul Danial displays his studio project, a custom 3D printed brace for athletes, which offers support to the lower back during strenuous physical activity. Industrial Design carleton.ca/id | Co-op available

Industrial designers are the professionals who determine the features, appearance, materials and ergonomics of products we use daily—from toasters and cell phones to sporting goods and tools. As stated by the World Design Organization, “Industrial Design is a strategic problem-solving process that drives innovation and builds business success, which leads to a better quality of life through innovative products, systems, services and experiences.”

Program of study of the product. There is also an emphasis on the environmental issues, user needs and user Our unique and internationally respected context and social purpose of design. Beginning testing. Much of your work will take place in Industrial Design program blends studies in in first year, you learn design processes and team situations. design with applied sciences (such as math methods by completing creative projects. and physics) and the social sciences (such as Over the course of the program, you move In fourth year, the focus is on managing psychology and business). You can complement progressively from academic studies to more multiple design projects organized around your studies with a minor in areas such as intensive design studio sessions, from theory to a comprehensive major design project. An Business, Psychology, Sociology or Anthropology. practice, while undertaking increasingly complex intellectual understanding of design issues is design projects. Students work on drawings, fostered through a professional practice course, We focus on the process from concept and design models, mock-ups and simulated products, an industrial internship and a design seminar. through to the manufacturing and everyday use while learning about materials, marketing,

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 37 Exceptional facilities Careers university foundation, international exchange Industrial Design students have access to Carleton’s BID graduates can be found working opportunities, and a 12-week design internship extensive facilities ranked among the best as entrepreneurs and consultants, as well as or a co-op option. The program includes in North America, including modelling and in design teams, and at major national and theoretical and design studio courses, which prototyping laboratories (wood, plastic, international companies including Autodesk, implement applied skills and theory through metal), well-equipped design studios, wireless Canadian Tire, Google, Fitbit, the Government projects. computing facilities, rapid prototyping of Canada, MEC, IBM, The Luminaires equipment, a mass-production/mould Group, Umbra, Teknion, Starfish Medical and The capital advantage simulation laboratory, laser cutting, 3D scanning Spinmaster Toys. You can also continue your Ottawa offers a wide range of opportunities and CNC (Computer Numeric Control). studies by completing a Master of Design at for collaborative projects with both private Carleton, allowing further specialization and and public sectors. The capital also has the Practical work experience research focus. strongest high-tech sector in Canada, offering Internships are a requirement in the Bachelor opportunities for innovative designers. Students of Industrial Design (BID) and last a minimum The Carleton advantage also meet prospective employers at the Annual of 12 weeks. Opportunities exist in Canada and Carleton University provides the widest Graduation Exhibition that showcases the North America, Europe, Hong Kong and China. educational opportunities in industrial design work of all students and highlights the projects in Canada. This includes a broad-based undertaken in fourth year.

Industrial Design students have opportunities to make real differences worldwide. Industrial Design student Tatum Dietrich designed the Moshi Inge Stove, a compatible stove system for safe cooking in rural Tanzania. The prototype featured here was a part of her fourth-year Capstone project alongside International Business student, Clarissa Garcia.

38 Students in the Optical Systems and Sensors (OSS) program explore a range of the latest optical sensors, including this LIDAR remote sensing method used for autonomous vehicles. Information Technology bitdegree.ca | Co-op available

The world of information technology is always evolving. What is now commonplace was once a breakthrough. As a student in one of the Bachelor of Information Technology programs, you will acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to address the IT issues of today and the possibilities of tomorrow.

Program of study Information Resource Management (IRM) This foundation provides a basis for building The School of Information Technology, in The IRM program provides students with cutting-edge data analytics, machine learning conjunction with Algonquin College, offers a broad understanding of information and artificial intelligence-based solutions. Such four distinct programs under the Bachelor of management and specific capabilities in skills are especially important now that the Information Technology: Information Resource managing digital resources as they affect library and information technology field has Management (IRM), Interactive Multimedia and research data, websites and social media. The moved beyond the traditional library setting Design (IMD), Network Technology (NET) and IRM program keeps up with rapid increases in to all-encompassing digital solutions in both Optical Systems and Sensors (OSS). digitization and data capturing practices while the private and public sectors. Such skills are providing students with skills ranging from basic also critical for today’s organizations to gain data analytics to advanced big data applications. a competitive advantage by having their data

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 39 collected, organized, analyzed and further network technology with courses in physics, IT skills and a fundamental understanding of utilized in many different ways. mathematics, business and communications. In optical technologies are in very high demand in this program, you will not only explore theories today’s industry. Students graduate from the IRM program with and concepts but also learn about their practical both a Bachelor of Information Technology application. You will learn to design, manage, Students graduate from the OSS program with degree from Carleton University and a Library secure, operate, install and configure advanced both a Bachelor of Information Technology and Information Technician Ontario College IT networks. State-of-the-art networking degree from Carleton University and an Ontario Diploma from Algonquin College. labs offer hands-on training with real-world College Advanced Diploma in Photonics and equipment. The NET program has a partnership Laser Technology from Algonquin College. Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD) with the Cisco Networking Academy, whereby The IMD program is designed for students who students are trained to successfully write the Co-op and graduate employers are creatively inclined, technologically adept, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and IRM students have been employed at Canadian and are interested in all aspects of digital media. Professional (CCNP) certification exams to earn Coast Guard, Department of National Defence, You will acquire the tools you need to take an industry-recognized certification, which is in Employment and Social Development Canada, idea or a problem and advance it through the high demand in the job market. Students will National Research Council Canada and Statistics entire process from concept to pre-production, also have the opportunity to get certification Canada. production and post-production for practically from Nokia and Juniper Networks to give them all types of digital media. The program provides a range of skills from different equipment IMD students are employed at Adobe, Sony, you with a multidisciplinary education through manufacturers. ImageWorks, Ubisoft, Electronic Arts, MPC, courses in computer animation, visual effects, Shopify, Magmic, Image-Engine and IBM game design and development, web design and Students graduate from the NET program with Cognos. development, user interface/experience design, both a Bachelor of Information Technology visual communication and human-computer degree from Carleton University and an Ontario NET students are employed at Bell, Ericsson, interaction. The program is then further College Advanced Diploma in Computer Health Canada, IBM Cognos, Nokia, Ottawa enhanced with courses in physics, mathematics, Engineering Technology from Algonquin Paramedic Service, Royal Canadian Mounted business and social sciences. You will graduate College. Police and Statistics Canada. fully equipped to work in, and shape, the digital world of the future. Optical Systems and Sensors (OSS) OSS students are employed at Ciena, Mitsubishi, The OSS program is designed to provide Nokia, OZ Optics, the RCMP and Viavi Solutions. The IMD program also offers streams in you with a strong IT foundation and skills in Animation and Visual Effects; Game Design and designing applications for optical systems and Career paths Development; and Web and User Interfaces/ sensors. This program combines computer IRM Experience. programming, automation, signal processing ■ data analytics and optics courses with foundational courses ■ data visualization Students graduate from the IMD program with in physics, math and business. While also ■ digital information management both a Bachelor of Information Technology acquiring a strong IT background, students will ■ e-commerce degree from Carleton University and an learn about optical communication networks, ■ library services (academic and public) Ontario College Diploma in Interactive Media lasers, manufacturing and advanced optical ■ web design and development Development from Algonquin College. component design through our specialized hands-on laboratories. Upper-year courses IMD Network Technology (NET) include advanced subjects such as remote ■ computer animation The NET program focuses on the design, sensing for autonomous vehicles and drones, ■ game design and development management, operation and installation of medical imaging and biosensors, smart sensors ■ human-computer interaction future complex information networks, such as in agriculture and computer vision. The program ■ user interface experience/design those that make up the internet and cell phone has strong ties with industry and every effort is ■ visual effects networks. The program is multidisciplinary in made to ensure the program remains up to date ■ web application and software development nature, combining courses in computer and with current trends. Students that possess both NET ■ business enterprises requiring network design, management and operation ■ educational institutes ■ finance companies ■ government ■ health institutes ■ network design and management ■ system integration ■ telecom operation

OSS ■ autonomous vehicles ■ defence and security ■ industrial automation ■ laser industry ■ medical imaging/biosensors ■ optical communications ■ optical component design Senior students in the Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD) program show off a preview of their ■ remote sensing action adventure game.

40 International Business sprott.carleton.ca | @sprottschool

The Bachelor of International Business gives students the foundation and global perspective to make a difference in the world. Intensive training in another language and cross-cultural skills gained through first-hand international experience prepares students for global careers.

Program of study ■ the option to choose from three concentrations The Bachelor of International Business (BIB) for further specialization. You may also BIB languages Study abroad locations delivers a truly international business education. complete the BIB without a concentration. It focuses on five key elements: French Belgium, France ■ intensive training in one of five offered During the first two years of the BIB, you will German Austria, Germany, Switzerland languages; take courses in all key areas of business. You will ■ a full academic year dedicated to first-hand also complete intensive language training. Japanese Japan international experience; ■ core courses in business fundamentals; In third year, you will either study abroad Mandarin China ■ specialized courses in international business at a partner institution, participate in an Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and management; and international internship or a combination of the Spanish Mexico, Peru, Spain two. The language you study during years one

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 41 and two will determine where you are placed. International Strategy and Human initiatives such as the Sprott Student Consulting You will then return to Carleton to complete your Resources Management Group, Sprott Student Investment Fund and the final studies. This concentration develops the skills Innovation Hub. required to design and execute international Concentrations business strategies by linking a firm’s global Careers Global Financial Management and environment with its internal operations BIB graduates find careers with exporters, Systems and structure. Special attention is placed on importers and multinational organizations in This concentration focuses on the financial the role of human resources in framing and Canada and abroad, as well as government and management of the multinational corporation implementing comprehensive strategies through NGOs. Sprott’s Business Career Management and the global context in which it occurs. You hiring, training and evaluating personnel. Centre provides a range of career services, will examine international financial markets, Understanding the challenges of managing a including access to job postings, career advising, including currency derivatives, exchange culturally diverse workforce under contrasting workshops and employer events. rate determination and exchange rate risk conditions is a key factor for success in this field. management. You will also examine how firms Based on surveys of graduates from 2017-2019, raise and manage capital in an international International experience 92 per cent of BIB respondents were employed setting and how they manage cross-border As a Sprott student, you will have access to many within one year of graduation. financial risks. opportunities to gain international experience. These include the study abroad/international Sample career paths International Marketing and Trade internship BIB requirement, international This concentration develops the necessary skills case competitions, Alternative Spring Break ■ business development to help companies successfully expand to, and and international study tours. Our location in ■ consulting compete in, international markets. You will learn the nation’s capital connects you to a network ■ corporate finance how to adapt business strategy to the cultural, of global companies, federal government ■ digital marketing political, legal, economical, technological, departments, international agencies, embassies ■ entrepreneurship geographic and historical factors that result and high commissions. ■ export management in buyer behaviour and marketing strategy ■ foreign affairs differences around the world. You will also Sprott experience ■ international development learn how to assess various foreign expansion At Sprott, you will be part of a connected and ■ international finance alternatives that companies face when going caring community. We’re home to 13 student-run ■ international trade abroad. organizations through which you can meet fellow ■ marketing students, develop leadership skills and build ■ regulatory affairs your professional network. In addition, students ■ strategic human resources gain real, resume-building experience through ■ tourism

A year of international experience

BIB students spend a full academic year gaining international experience through either an international exchange or an international internship.

“My year abroad in Viña del Mar has been filled with so many great adventures. From gaining life-long friendships, catching the travel bug, learning about so many different cultures and even an internship in a foreign country, I have truly just lived my best life.”

Alexandra Lam studied at the Universidad Adolfo Ibañez in Viña del Mar, Chile. (Shown here in Cerro Mauco, Chile.)

42 Carleton’s Journalism program offers high-quality, hands-on instruction across a wide range of media platforms, as well as a broad academic education that prepares our graduates for a multitude of career options. Journalism carleton.ca/journalism

Carleton’s internationally renowned Bachelor of Journalism program has produced many of the top journalists in Canada and around the world, including The Globe and Mail’s Dakshana Bascaramurty and Mark MacKinnon, CBC’s Andrew Chang and Susan Ormiston, CNN’s Kim Brunhuber, The Toronto Star’s Rosa Saba, CTV’s Stefan Keyes and Katie Griffin, Huffington Post’s Andree Lau, Wall Street Journal’s Greg Ip and Joel Eastwood, TSN’s James Duthie, Politico’s Anca Gurzu, The New Humanitarian Director Heba Aly and Diana Mehta of The Canadian Press, just to name a few.

Our reputation is built on the high-calibre studies focusing on the role of journalism in That’s why you’ll also take Canadian history and professional training and academic instruction society, and you’ll build a strong foundation in Indigenous history courses and choose electives our students receive. You’ll develop your skills another academic field of your choice. from a wide range of other subject areas. You in dynamic hands-on workshops, focusing can even opt for a Combined Honours degree in on high-quality journalism delivered via text, Program of study a range of disciplines, from History or Law to audio, video and various digital media. You’ll Our program will prepare you to be a digital Sociology, Political Science, English or one of the take specialized journalism courses that allow storyteller with a skill set that opens doors to many other options. you to pursue your journalistic passions—from countless exciting careers. At Carleton, we know business to the arts, politics to health science. that success in the media industry depends Four-year program You’ll round out your professional expertise with on acquiring a solid, broad-based education. In your first year, you’ll take introductory

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 43 courses that help you understand journalism’s Distinguished faculty Internships abroad role in modern Canadian society and how the Our professors and instructors are among Over the years, our Journalism students media industry developed through the years. the finest journalists in Canada. They’ve have participated in the Global Journalism You’ll also be introduced to basic journalistic distinguished themselves as writers, reporters, internship program run by the Centre for principles and professional practices. news editors, commentators, producers, foreign Media and Transitional Societies (CMTS) in correspondents and bureau chiefs in media partnership with Students Without Borders In your second year, you’ll do more hands-on organizations across the country, including and Uniterra. Initially established in Rwanda, work in a digital course that teaches you how to the CBC, The Globe and Mail, iPolitics and the where the media sector was decimated by the use tools such as social media and photography Toronto Star. We also have instructors with 1994 genocide, the program has evolved and for journalism. Small class sizes allow for extensive experience and success in freelance expanded to include placements in Africa, Latin intensive instruction in your year-long reporting journalism. The School has an extensive America and Asia. Each summer, our students workshop, where you learn how to gather, network of working journalists who share their apply to intern with media and development organize, write and report information—the professional expertise with our students as organizations in the Global South. fundamental elements of any form of journalism. sessional instructors or guest lecturers. All bring Your other second-year journalism course will invaluable knowledge of the rapidly changing Careers focus on the laws connected to your work in world of journalism into the classroom. Working Graduates of our program are employed at all the media, from freedom of speech to rules closely with our full-time faculty and these levels of the media industry in Canada and governing such things as privacy and libel. professionals, you will gain hands-on experience abroad, as well as in the public relations and in our state-of-the-art digital newsrooms, communications sectors. Given its high level of Third and fourth years include instruction in broadcast studios and seminar rooms. professional training combined with academic ethics and a range of advanced professional rigour and breadth, our Bachelor of Journalism workshops that will help you sharpen your Gain practical experience degree is also recognized as being a valuable in-depth writing skills while mastering the The professional apprenticeships we offer during stepping-stone to a variety of other career techniques to produce audio, video and digital the academic year allow you to put your skills options. Many of our graduates have become journalism across all platforms. to practical use in news organizations, public authors, lawyers, doctors, teachers, advertising relations and communications firms, or NGOs executives, diplomats, academics and public You’ll choose from a number of journalism across Canada. Summer internships and full- servants. courses focusing on specialized subject areas, time jobs are also available through the media and you will participate in classes that produce organizations that recruit our best and brightest Prominent alumni student-led professional products: a community- every year. Many of the people who report the news—on based digital publication, a live news and television and radio, in daily newspapers and current affairs radio show and a video magazine The capital advantage magazines—got their start at Carleton in the featuring short documentaries. A rotating menu Ottawa is a major media hub. Because it is home School’s Bachelor of Journalism or Master of journalism electives is offered each year, from to those who generate news and information— of Journalism program. Along with those podcasting to conflict reporting to long-form members of the federal government, national mentioned above, our alumni include: writing. NGOs, embassies, arts and culture groups, and business and high-tech communities—many ■ Nahlah Ayed, foreign correspondent and host Bachelor of Journalism with a national media outlets, staffed by some of the of Ideas, CBC concentration in Health Sciences country’s leading journalists, have bases in the ■ Vanessa Lee, correspondent, CTV National In partnership with the Faculty of Science, city, including: News Carleton offers a Bachelor of Journalism ■ Samia Madwar, Managing Editor, The Walrus with a concentration in Health Sciences. This ■ CBC (television, radio and digital) ■ Nelofer Pazira, author, filmmaker, journalist collaboration, unique in Canada, allows you to ■ CTV ■ Rosemary Barton, chief political explore journalism and science—an increasingly ■ Global TV correspondent, CBC relevant combination in a world driven by public ■ The Canadian Press ■ Jen Copestake, reporter/producer, BBC, expectations for clarity in health science and the ■ CPAC London policies that govern it. ■ The Globe and Mail ■ Geoffrey York, Africa Bureau Chief, The Globe ■ National Post and Mail Bachelor of Journalism and ■ Toronto Star ■ Rita Celli, host of Ontario Today, CBC Humanities ■ Canadian Geographic ■ Andrew Nichols, anchor, CBC News Network For those who wish to gain an understanding ■ The Hill Times of world culture and history while studying ■ iPolitics These are just a few of the hundreds of reporters, journalism, Carleton offers a Bachelor of ■ The Tyee editors and media executives whose journalism Journalism and Humanities degree. In ■ Vice training at Carleton has led to careers that this program, you’ll spend nearly half the ■ HuffPost literally span the globe. For the latest news on time studying core journalism, and the rest ■ rabble.ca faculty, students and graduates, visit the school’s studying subjects such as art history, classics, website at carleton.ca/journalism. literature and philosophy. For details, visit These organizations often offer internships as carleton.ca/bhum. well as career opportunities to our students.

44 Mathematics and Statistics carleton.ca/math | Co-op available

Mathematics and statistics are the driving forces behind many of today’s advancements in medicine, economics, business, science and technology. As a Bachelor of Mathematics (BMath) student, you can choose from a broad range of program options according to your interests and career goals. The skills gained from our programs will provide you with a competitive edge in many careers and prepare you to contribute to the next generation of innovations.

Programs of study Alternatively, you can choose a Combined statistical analysis. You will have opportunities The BMath degree offers three Honours Honours program such as Computer Science to learn modern mathematical or statistical programs: and Mathematics, Economics and Mathematics, techniques and use advanced computer software. ■ Mathematics or Economics and Statistics. No matter which Our programs also provide training on emerging ■ Statistics area of study you choose, our programs ensure methods such as artificial intelligence and data ■ Computational and Applied Mathematics that you master traditional mathematical or mining. and Statistics

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 45 developing new ways to protect information from both improper access and corruption during transmission, helping managers in business and “The Mathematics and Physics government to allocate resources optimally, or program has been the best using computer networks to study traffic flow and undergraduate experience I could optimal routing. The Computational and Applied have asked for. It has allowed me Mathematics and Statistics program is offered as an Honours program with a choice of three to determine which of the two concentrations: subjects I wanted to study further, ■ Applied Analysis and has provided me with a deeper ■ Applied Statistics and Probability understanding of the interplay ■ Discrete Mathematics between math and physics. The caring and approachable Concentrations professors, and the tight-knit Concentrations are a great way to customize student community, ensure that your academic experience, with several options everyone in the program is able to available for students to pursue interests outside do well. During my time at Carleton, their major. These opportunities complement training in mathematics and statistics and are I’ve been given the opportunity described in detail at carleton.ca/math. to work on particle physics experiments in affiliated labs around Four years, two degrees the world.” Carleton also offers an elite BMath/MSc fast- track program in which high-achieving students Gareth Smith, student in can complete a bachelor’s and a master’s degree Mathematics and Physics in four years rather than the six years it would normally take to obtain both of these degrees.

Combined Honours programs The Combined Honours programs incorporate courses in Mathematics and Statistics with those from other disciplines such as Economics, Computer Science and Physics. You can pursue a Bachelor of Science (Double Honours) in Mathematics and Physics, or choose one of the following Combined Honours within the Bachelor of Mathematics programs:

Mathematics need for managing and analyzing data. The ■ Computer Science and Mathematics Mathematical knowledge is critical to innovation Honours Statistics program also includes an ■ Economics and Mathematics across diverse fields, and this knowledge is introduction to the theoretical dimension of ■ Economics and Statistics applied in professions such as economics, statistics required for advanced studies and business, cryptography, and security and offers a concentration in Actuarial Science. A Careers science. Built around a strong core of traditional minor in Statistics is also offered. Professional mathematicians have many career mathematics, Carleton’s program allows you to options including: branch into many areas of modern mathematics Actuarial Science concentration ■ actuarial science and become skilled with a variety of applications. This concentration provides a targeted ■ business and financial modelling Students may choose to pursue a concentration sequence of courses in Mathematics, Statistics, ■ clinical trials in Stochastics or combined programs with Actuarial Science, Business and Economics ■ data analysis Physics or Economics. Computer Science courses so that students meet all three undergraduate ■ environmental and climate modelling may be included as options to broaden your Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) ■ epidemiological modelling skillset. A minor in Mathematics is also offered. course requirements and have the background ■ information security to write three undergraduate level exams set out ■ investment analysis Statistics by the Society of Actuaries (SoA) for professional ■ market analysis Statistics is the science of extracting useful designation. ■ networks and systems analysis information in the face of uncertain data, ■ survey design quantifying risk and producing evidenced- Computational and Applied based decisions. As a statistician, you will plan Mathematics and Statistics data collection methods, analyze data and In this program, you will acquire the knowledge advise on the interpretation and limitations of and skills you need to pursue careers involving results. Statisticians and Data Scientists have the design of computers and computer networks many career possibilities in a wide variety of as well as the application of computers in solving organizations. Our Statistics program has been critical problems in business, government and designed to provide you with the tools you will science. For example, you might find yourself

46 Carleton’s Media Production and Design students develop skills in writing, shooting video and photos, using data and graphics to program Media Production and design engaging online stories. and Design carleton.ca/sjc/mediaproduction | Co-op available

The Bachelor of Media Production and Design (BMPD) will teach you to operate across all facets of narratives—designing, programming and telling non-fiction stories online. You will learn to engage, inform, entertain and ultimately contribute to a broader and deeper understanding of how we connect with each other to build stronger societies.

Program of study computer programming skills from information organizations, corporations and governments A combination of intensive hands-on workshops technology courses, exploring where the two both in Ottawa and across the country. and lecture courses gives you a strong foundation intersect to engage audiences in distinctive ways. in writing and narrative abilities across digital Careers media formats, such as text, photography, You will receive much of your instruction in BMPD graduates will apply creative production 360 video, graphics, augmented reality as small class sections of no more than 30 students and design thinking to information strategies well as skills in computer programming, data with abundant opportunities for hands-on and narratives that help empower citizens, management and research. The classroom work and constant feedback, especially in the strengthen communities and help organizations experience will build fundamental programming early years of your program. As you progress of all sorts tell their stories online. Graduates will and online design skills and thinking into the from year to year, developing your expertise in be prepared for careers such as: development and application of narratives, with those core program elements, your coursework ■ data analysts/conceptualizers the understanding that design shapes how and will be augmented by instruction delivered in ■ digital communications experts what information is delivered to audiences, larger lecture-size courses in subject areas such ■ information-based producers/designers of making “story” and “design” inseparable. as ethics and digital media law, as well as in online content for not-for-profits, NGOs, emerging media industries and practical aspects corporations and governments, museums, As well as acquiring editorial, design and such as freelancing. research institutes programming skills, you will develop the ■ media producers of online content for theoretical knowledge and understanding Co-op employment mainstream and new digital media of the power of a story. You will take courses You can choose a co-op option, working for 12 in ethics, law, civic institutions and citizen months after the fall term of your third year, With your BMPD degree, you will also be interactions via policy, data and information before completing the final three terms of prepared to pursue studies in master’s programs technology theory, and the history of persuasive your degree. Placements are arranged through such as Journalism or Digital Media. narration and imagery. You will learn how Carleton’s Co-operative Education Office with to combine storytelling skills traditionally media companies, online design and production taught to journalists with hands-on design and houses, not-for-profit and non-governmental

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 47 Joseph Moolecherry (jazz guitar, singer-songwriter), Angelique Francis (singer-songwriter) and Suren Barry (classical piano) were able to pursue Music their diverse musical interests through Carleton’s Bachelor of Music. carleton.ca/music

Whether your interests are in performing, studying the intersections of music and culture, or sharing the joys of music through teaching, Carleton’s Bachelor of Music (BMus) will prepare you to achieve your goals.

Program of study the Carleton-Ottawa Symphony Orchestra ■ performing in bands, orchestras and Carleton’s BMus program provides a solid chamber ensemble and more. In addition, ensembles grounding in the study of a wide variety of Carleton is the only university in Canada to offer ■ teaching music in public and private musical instruments and traditions. While a performance diploma in Carillon Studies. A educational environments developing a strong background in performance, degree in Music from Carleton provides a broad— ■ the entertainment industry: music production, composition and analysis, students can choose yet thorough—education, giving graduates a film production and broadcasting between a range of musical styles including jazz, competitive advantage in today’s job market. classical music, singer-songwriter, electronic Admission to the program is by audition, and Resources and computer music, Celtic and world music, applicants may do so on any instrument (or voice) Carleton offers a wealth of performance, and popular music, among others. Even as you used in classical, jazz, traditional or popular research and study resources, such as: specialize in one area, you benefit from an overall music. ■ a world-class downtown performance facility environment of diversity. Students also have the at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre; opportunity to develop strong critical thinking Other programs ■ the Carleton-Ottawa Symphony Orchestra skills through the exploration of intellectual and Our Bachelor of Arts program in Music focuses on Ensemble in Residence; applied perspectives such as community music music as a historical and social phenomenon. A ■ a computer music production studio; practice, ethnomusicology, Canadian music minor in Music is also offered. ■ the largest collection of Canadian musical studies, improvisation studies, disability studies, scores outside of the Canadian Music Centre; Indigenous studies, critical theory (including Careers ■ an Artist-in-Residence program featuring areas such as gender, ethnicity and class), and Bachelor of Music graduates can be found in national and international artists; historical musicology. careers such as: ■ the Jacob Siskind Music Resource Centre; and ■ an extensive collection of recordings, Practicum placements provide opportunities for ■ archival and library positions including the Jacob Siskind Collection, the students to gain valuable experience in various ■ arts administration civil service Jacques Emond jazz collection (3000+ vinyl arts, education and media organizations. We also ■ composing and songwriting recordings), and the Trevor Tolley Collection offer a wide range of ensembles including choir, ■ law (7000+ jazz recordings) chamber music, guitar, roots, jazz, jazz-rock ■ music criticism fusion, music theatre, opera, African drumming, ■ music therapy

48 The Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management is housed within Kroeger College. Our graduates go on to work in a variety of public and private sector organizations, such as (from left): Matt Luloff, Ottawa City Councillor; Brittany Andrew-Amofah, Senior Policy and Research Analyst, Broadbent Institute; Garima Talwar, Director, Policy and Research, Maytree Foundation; Justine Villeneuve, Director of Communication, Women and Gender Equality Canada; and Ian McGrath, Senior Policy Analyst, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Public Affairs and Policy Management carleton.ca/bpapm | Co-op available

Public policies fundamentally affect our lives. Improving our society and our institutions requires an understanding of the policies that govern them. Carleton’s Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management (BPAPM) degree prepares you to be effective in designing, implementing and evaluating public policies.

Program of study determines the duties and powers of our officials that combines interdisciplinary study of public The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the at home and overseas, and the reach and practical institutions and processes with rigorous study importance of public policy in our society. Public meaning of our rights. of public policy. A selection of courses in political policy affects the extent of our exposure to illness, science, economics, law, communications and our access to a vaccine and the nature of our As a BPAPM student, you will examine a wide history is combined with exclusive core courses in economic recovery. Public policy also affects our variety of issues facing society today and develop public policy. Together, these courses will provide prosperity and the extent of poverty as well as our the necessary skills and knowledge to address you with a comprehensive understanding of what access to education and medical care. It shapes them. The program does this through a curriculum government, civil and business organizations do, the impact and pace of technological change. It

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 49 why they do it, and how they might do it better. Become a Page on Parliament Hill Specializations “The House of Commons Page Program After your first year in the program, you will begin to focus your studies by selecting one is a one-of-a-kind opportunity that of four specializations, each offering different provides unique insights into the political policy streams, with a total of nine policy areas world. It brings together young people to choose from. from across the country with a wide variety of backgrounds to work together Communication and Policy Studies to serve in the House of Commons. In collaboration with Carleton’s School Working as a Page has widened my of Journalism and Communication, this worldview, made me more passionate specialization enables you to pursue a policy about politics, and has allowed me to concentration in Communication Technologies experience politics right on the floor and Regulation or Strategic Public Opinion. Examine topics such as broadcasting, of the House. It has been an amazing telecommunications, internet and information opportunity that I enjoyed every step of systems, or strategic communication, polling the way.” and opinion research, political campaigns and market intelligence. Jinian Beharrell, Bachelor of Public Affairs and Development Policy Studies Policy Management student This specialization enables you to explore the policies that are designed to To learn more visit improve conditions in the Global South or carleton.ca/parliamentarypages. disadvantaged communities in Canada. Choose a concentration in Rights and Human Development or Global Economic Relations.

International Policy Studies In collaboration with Carleton’s Norman foreign embassies and many international affairs at one of Carleton’s partner institutions Paterson School of International Affairs organizations. The program is located in the around the world. graduate program, this specialization enables Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs, which you to examine the international issues and provides an academic home for our students Co-op and internships policy challenges facing states and international who come from across Canada and abroad. Ottawa provides an unparalleled range of institutions. Concentrations are available BPAPM students have access to their own practical policy-related co-op opportunities in International Relations and Conflict, and academic advisor, as well as a dedicated student with governmental and non-governmental Security and Intelligence. meeting space. organizations.

Public Policy and Administration Student mentors and student Kroeger Policy Connect In collaboration with Carleton’s School of Public society In the first year of the program, students have Policy and Administration, this specialization An example of the program’s collegial the option to take Kroeger Policy Connect—an provides a comprehensive understanding of atmosphere is our mentorship program. First- intensive learning experience in the winter term. pressing public issues of concern to Canadian year students are matched with a volunteer third It provides a glimpse into the world of policy governments and NGOs and develops related or fourth-year student from within the College. practice and includes visits to a wide range of analytical and managerial public policy skills. Available to answer questions, offer advice and organizations that do policy work in the Ottawa Choose from three concentrations: Social share experiences, these upper-year mentors area. Policy, Economic Policy or Environmental and are eager to help ease your transition from high Sustainable Energy policy. school and introduce you to the program, the Careers College and university life in general. The Arthur BPAPM graduates go on to work around the Academic home and the capital Kroeger College Educational Student Society world for a wide range of public and private advantage (AKCESS) organizes a variety of informal sector organizations. Our alumni also excel The BPAPM degree is a unique undergraduate professional and social events that give students in graduate and professional studies in public degree that draws directly from Carleton an opportunity to explore public policy outside administration, international affairs, politics University’s research and professional the classroom. and law. strengths in the study of public administration, international affairs, political studies Study abroad and journalism. It takes advantage of the With an average of B or better after first year, you university’s location in Ottawa, the national can apply for a student exchange. This involves capital, home of the federal government, spending one or two terms studying public

50 As Wondewossen Gebeyehu headed into his final year in the honours Chemistry program, he was able to continue his independent research course analyzing drugs at supervised injection sites while working at the Carleton Mass Spectrometry Centre. Science science.carleton.ca | Co-op available in selected majors

At Carleton, we pride ourselves on being leaders in scientific discovery, innovation and education. The Bachelor of Science (BSc) offers a collegial learning environment where you will be taught by professors recognized for both their scientific research and teaching excellence. They will provide you with plenty of opportunities to gain practical, hands-on experience.

Program of study Our labs, tutorials, field courses and seminars Science, designed specifically to introduce you to Experimenting is a key component of learning are conducted in small classes, resulting the latest scientific issues and to help you develop science at Carleton. In first year, your classes in plenty of personalized interactions with the kind of communication, analytical thinking will typically have a lecture and a lab or tutorial professors, lab supervisors and fellow students. and research skills you will need for your science component. Each lab will take three hours studies and your career. per week, so if you choose three of these lab First-year seminars courses you could have nine hours of hands-on First-year science students are encouraged to Research opportunities experimentation every week. enrol in our unique seminar course, Seminar in Many of our professors are actively involved

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 51 in groundbreaking research in their areas of Career paths: environmental toxicology Ottawa area, local companies and government expertise, and you could find yourself working consulting; medical research technology; agencies are involved in projects such as on some of these projects. Carleton faculty have medicine and dentistry; patent application and biofuel production from agricultural waste, the also forged strong links with Ottawa-based review; pharmaceutical sciences; regulatory development of medical diagnostic screening industries, government labs and departments, toxicology; science policy analysis; teaching and devices, and the development of new anti-cancer as well as teaching and research hospitals, instructional innovation; technical sales and and antimicrobial therapies—in other words, providing Carleton students with a diverse range marketing; veterinary medicine biotechnological solutions to real-world problems. of research and employment opportunities. The extensive laboratory training provided in this Bioinformatics program will give you the experience needed to The Carleton advantage Modern biology in the post-genomic age is being work in a laboratory environment. Biotechnology In addition to offering a great city and a beautiful greatly enriched by the infusion of ideas and tools is offered as a specialized program in conjunction campus in which to live and study, Carleton from computer science, data science, mathematics with Biology or Biochemistry. offers an impressive array of additional benefits. and statistics. Bioinformatics taps into the vast datasets accumulating in the life sciences, Career paths: agriculture; bioethics; Located right on campus, the National Wildlife combining techniques from data and computer biomedical product development; food Research Centre is the national headquarters science to solve biological questions, such as gene industries; forensics; government lab research; for a network of wildlife researchers from identification, protein structure, drug interactions industrial research and development; medical around the world. Government scientists, faculty and epidemiology. At Carleton, you will take research; patent law; pharmacy; science writing researchers and students benefit from close courses in several areas including bioinformatics, and broadcasting; technical sales and marketing collaboration on a number of shared projects. biology, biochemistry and computer science. Chemistry The National Research Council (NRC), the Career paths: big data analyses in the medical, Chemistry is a fundamental science that helps Government of Canada’s premier organization environmental and agricultural sectors; us understand the building blocks of matter and for research and development, is headquartered biodiversity monitoring; biostatistics; database life. Chemists work to discover new materials in Ottawa. design; disease diagnostics; drug discovery and processes that can improve our lives. As a student interested in chemistry, you can enrol Summer Research Internships are Biology in programs and courses in all the main areas available to eligible students once they have Biology in the twenty-first century is among of chemistry, including analytical, inorganic, completed their first year of studies. These the most diverse and exciting of the sciences. organic, physical, theoretical and environmental internships give students the opportunity to Many of the challenges we face as a society, from chemistry. Concentrations in Nanotechnology work in a research group headed by a Carleton the development of novel health therapies and and Chemical Toxicology are available. Extensive professor. diagnostics to climate change and conservation, lab experience is offered, helping you to round involve biological solutions. As a Carleton out your studies with practical experience. The Science Student Success Centre was Biology student, you will gain broad experience created to address the needs of science students. through core science courses and options that Career paths: environmental and health Students, faculty and staff from the centre meet suit your individual interests and needs. The policy; government and academia; law; one-on-one with students to get to know them Biology department offers BSc and BA degrees, pharmaceutical and industrial chemists; and help them draft an individual study plan. a program in Biology and Biotechnology, and pharmacy, dentistry and medicine; pollution They help students succeed academically by several interdisciplinary joint programs with control; research and development advising them on how to manage their workload, other science departments and with the College take good notes and study for exams and tests. of the Humanities. Our department believes Computational Biochemistry They also act as ongoing resources and mentors in the value of experiential learning and The modern era of biochemistry has been to help students reach their academic goals. students in the BSc programs in Biology have transformed by the recent development of extensive opportunities to learn in lab-based technologies that can generate vast amounts of Applied Physics environments. Students may choose to specialize information about entire genomes, proteomes See Physics. in one of five concentrations: Biodiversity, or metabolomes. One of our biggest challenges Natural History and Conservation Science; in biochemistry is the development of tools to Biochemistry Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour; Health analyze and manage this flood of data. The science of biochemistry seeks to understand Science; Molecular and Cellular Biology; or the molecular basis of life by investigating Physiology. The Computational Biochemistry program was enzyme reactions, mechanisms of gene developed to provide both training in computer regulation, signaling pathways and cell structure Career paths: agriculture and horticulture science and a solid foundation in biochemistry. at the molecular level. Biochemists study how sciences; bioethics; biotechnology; education and Students are exposed to the core areas of biology animals, plants and microorganisms use energy academia; environmental consulting; forensics; and chemistry, including genetics, cell biology, to grow, compete with other organisms and genomics; government agencies; intellectual organic chemistry and analytical chemistry, as reproduce. Many of the biochemists’ findings property; medicine and health sciences; science well as general and experimental biochemistry, are of direct relevance to humanity—they help policy and regulation; wildlife management bioinformatics and molecular modelling. us understand and treat disease, improve Optional courses allow you to focus on areas food production and find new techniques to Biotechnology such as molecular genetics, pharmaceutical produce valuable products such as vitamins Biotechnology applies the principles of drug design, functional genomics and protein and antibiotics. Biochemistry programs include biochemistry and biology to the study and structure and function. experiential learning opportunities that provide manipulation of living organisms for industrial, excellent training options for entry into medicine medical, agricultural and environmental Career paths: biomedical and genetic data and other health sciences professional programs. applications. Some areas of biotechnology include analysis; biomedical data management; genetic engineering, personalized medicine, biomedical research and development; Programs in Computational Biochemistry and in drug discovery and development, applied biotechnology research and development; Biochemistry and Biotechnology are also offered. microbiology and fermentation techniques, combinatorial drug and enzyme design; forensic and biological control of insect pests. In the sciences and data analysis; pharmaceutical

52 After receiving a Dean’s Summer Research Internship, Environmental Science student Quinn McKinney joined a partnership between Biology and Architectural Studies that focused on making building materials from nanocellulose fibers derived from hemp or recycled cardboard. research; science communications; technical Resource Economics; or Vertebrate Paleontology earth sciences and geography to enable its sales for biotechnology companies and Paleoecology; or in Combined programs graduates to address complex, multidisciplinary, with Biology, Chemistry or Physical Geography environmental and conservation problems. Earth Sciences that provide a broader understanding of fields Through lectures, field courses and hands-on The Earth Sciences program at Carleton related to Earth Sciences. Graduates are laboratory work, students become proficient in offers you the opportunity to study the Earth’s eligible to apply for Professional Geoscientist topics such as aquatic ecology, fish and wildlife systems, incorporating knowledge from registration in Canada—an important conservation, groundwater protection and other sciences including physics, biology and designation in the job market. Some Earth remediation, sustainable resource extraction, and chemistry. You will learn about processes (such Sciences students may be interested in taking a environmental monitoring and policy. In upper as evolution, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, minor in Business or Geomatics. years, students specialize in chosen areas of study plate tectonics and mountain building, and and conduct research and thesis projects, working the formation of hydrocarbon reservoirs and Career paths: natural resources exploration; in teams and individually on current problems mineral deposits) influential in the Earth’s research and technical positions in government, facing environmental science. Concentrations geologic past that establish our present and industry or university laboratories; resource are available in Ecology, Biodiversity and future global development. The program offers and investment valuation in business; water Conservation; Chemistry; and Earth Sciences. the opportunity to participate in hands-on field resources, environmental assessment or courses that can take you to sites throughout remediation The Environmental Science Honours program Ontario, across Canada and around the world. is accredited by ECO Canada (eco.ca), allowing Environmental Science our graduates to register as Environmental Students may enrol in concentrations such The Environmental Science program brings Professionals (EP) through this organization. as Finance: Resource Valuation; Geophysics; together the study of biology, chemistry, In addition, the Earth Sciences concentration

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 53 A Bachelor of Arts degree in Geomatics is also available. “During my time in the Neuroscience Career paths: environmental consulting; program, I worked with some amazing environmental impact assessment; GIS analysis graduate students investigating and consulting; land surveying; natural resource potential therapeutics for Parkinson’s management; remote-sensing and image disease. They became some of analysis; web mapping including design and my greatest mentors and friends. I programming continued in this lab through another internal research opportunity at Interdisciplinary Science and Carleton, and learned a lot about Practice The BSc in Interdisciplinary Science and overcoming obstacles in research. Practice integrates concepts from different From there, I discovered my passion scientific disciplines and other forms for cellular and molecular biology, and of knowledge and applies them to real- ultimately flourished as a scientist.” world problems through local and global perspectives. This innovative program Elyn Rowe, builds on traditional science disciplines and student in Neuroscience incorporates data science, policy, public science and science communication through experiential learning and addressing current and relevant issues.

Students complete eight interdisciplinary science courses and one minor within the provides students with the course requirements microbiologists; policy analysts; quality Faculty of Science, which ensures students to register as a Professional Geoscientist with assurance managers; research and development have a demonstrated depth of knowledge in the Association of Professional Geoscientists of a scientific field that is recognized on their Ontario (APGO). A co-op option is also available, Geomatics degree. Students are encouraged to complete which enables our students to gain work Geomatics deals with the acquisition, a second minor, which they can select from experience while completing their degree. management, analysis and display of within or outside the Faculty of Science. All geographic information for societal and students participate in an academic capstone Career paths: education; environmental environmental problem-solving. In our experience such as a group research project, consulting; environmental restoration; BSc in Geomatics program, you will obtain individual research project or research federal, provincial and municipal government intensive science-based training in geographic essay that involves interactions with outside environmental departments; natural resource information systems (GIS), remote sensing (e.g. organizations such as federal government management; scientific research in academic, imaging from satellites and aircraft), Global agencies and non-governmental organizations. government or private sectors; sustainability Positioning Systems (GPS), and land surveying and environmental policy analysis; wildlife and and cartography, including desktop, web- Program graduates will be well prepared to habitat conservation based and mobile applications. You will apply balance specialized technical knowledge with advanced computer software and techniques to the transferable skills of critical thinking and Food Science improve understanding and management of the problem solving, science communication and The field of food science integrates science, law Earth’s physical and natural systems. teamwork. and economics knowledge to meet food industry and government standards to ensure the safety Some examples of Geomatics application areas Career paths: consulting agencies; data and quality of foods. Students in this program include urban planning and transportation scientists; knowledge brokers; high-tech work within this framework to develop efficient analysis (e.g. infrastructure management, industries; non-profit organizations and NGOs; skills to analyze, process, pack, preserve and business analysis and sustainability planning), medical and healthcare industries; research distribute safe foods. ecosystem and environmental resource organizations; science communicators; various management (e.g. forestry, agriculture, water science advice positions in government agencies Food Science at Carleton is a unique and broad- resources) and public health and security based interdisciplinary program. Built on a (e.g. hazard mapping, disease spread, crime Linguistics strong science base, the program emphasizes analysis). Tools of the trade include specialized Linguistics is the scientific study of one of the the analysis of food in the context of food computer software (e.g. Google Earth, ESRI most fundamental aspects of being human: using regulations. Ultimately, these elements are used ArcGIS software, open-source GIS and language to communicate. Linguists explore a to assess risk and evaluate food safety policies in database management systems) and hardware range of fascinating areas including how language the context of Canada’s dynamic food industry. (e.g. GIS workstations, GPS technology, camera is represented and processed in the brain, the The modern job market for food professionals systems, drones, smartphones and other mobile role of language in human-computer interfaces demands people who have technical skills as platforms). and artificial intelligence, clinical applications well as an understanding of regulatory and of linguistics in treating language disorders socioeconomic issues relating to the food/ Our program combines hands-on learning and delays, how children acquire language, the agriculture sector. People with both sets of skills using modern laboratory facilities with psychology of language, and the biological and are in demand by all levels of government and by opportunities to gain field experience and evolutionary aspects of language. the private sector. participate in work placements. The BSc in Geomatics includes training and course In Carleton’s BSc in Linguistics, students tailor Career paths: analytical food chemists; food electives in relevant physical or natural science their degree to their interests by pairing one product developers; food safety specialists; disciplines including computer sciences. of two concentrations—Linguistic Theory

54 or Psycholinguistics and Communication everything from molecules to cells and brain search for new phenomena not yet observed. Disorders—with one of three focuses— circuits, from brain regions to whole organisms. Applied physicists seek to employ our physical Computer Science, Neuroscience or Psychology. We use multidisciplinary approaches to integrate understanding of nature to solve practical Qualified students in the Psycholinguistics and information from other scientific disciplines problems. At Carleton University, you can Communication Disorders concentration have including medicine, molecular biology, study Physics as your Honours subject (with the opportunity to take a practicum course that psychology, immunology, genetics, chemistry Astrophysics, Experimental or Theory streams) provides clinical experience in speech-language and epidemiology. or in combination with Biology, Chemistry or pathology. Mathematics. Double Honours Mathematics The Department of Neuroscience’s state-of-the- and Physics is a program for theoretically- Linguistics can also be taken as a Bachelor of art research and teaching labs are housed in inclined students. Our Applied Physics Arts. Carleton’s new Health Sciences Building. The (Honours) program combines studies in modern B.Sc. in Neuroscience and Mental Health is physics, optics and electronics, mathematics Career paths: artificial intelligence; forensic Canada’s first undergraduate degree program and computer science. The Department of linguistics; human-computer interfacing; to be run by a Neuroscience department and Physics also collaborates with the Department language documentation; natural language offers considerable flexibility for student course of Electronics in offering a professionally processing; second language learning selection. This means students can tailor their accredited Engineering Physics (BEng) program. technology; speech recognition; speech-language courses according to their interests, including Physics researchers at Carleton are engaged in pathology; translation and interpretation the opportunity to pursue a wide range of subatomic physics as well as in medical physics. minors. Our B.Sc. in Neuroscience and Biology Nanoscience (Combined Honours) program is also available Career paths: advanced studies in specialized Nanoscience is concerned with the study of for students wanting more emphasis on physics, such as particle physics, medical matter at a scale on the order of 10 to thousands of advanced biology and laboratory-based courses. physics and astrophysics; applied research atoms. At Carleton, you will examine nanoscience and development of new technologies in the through the disciplines of physical chemistry Career paths: clinical researcher; counsellor; physical sciences; data science applications to and electrical engineering to understand the knowledge mobilization and translation; life/ artificial intelligence, finance, social media and physical, chemical and electronic characteristics health-science researcher; medicine; mental more; employment in industry; health care, of matter in this size regime. The combination of health worker; nursing; occupational therapist; including medical imaging and radiotherapy; these two areas of study will equip you to fully pharmacist; physiotherapist; psychiatrist; instrumentation in natural resource industries; understand nanoscience in photonic, electronic, psychologist; science journalism; science policy; nuclear and sustainable energy industries; science energy and communication technologies. The speech pathologist; veterinary medicine journalism; scientific policy-making; teaching focus of the program will be on materials—their use in electronic devices, their scalability and Physical Geography Psychology the control of their properties. Further required Physical Geography is the science of the natural Psychologists study the mechanisms that underlie courses in mathematics, physics and statistics will environment at all scales, from the smallest grain our thoughts, emotions and behaviours. They round out the program, and advanced courses in of sand to the entire planet, emphasizing an examine a diverse range of topics, such as how bionanoscience and nanoelectronics are available. understanding of the complex interactions among we think and learn, how we interact with others, Earth’s four major spheres: the atmosphere, the and how we can promote healthy development A concentration in Nanotechnology is also hydrosphere (water in all its forms), the biosphere and wellness. This is accomplished by conducting available within the Chemistry program. (all living things) and the lithosphere (the research so that the knowledge gained can help us solid earth). Physical geographers analyze and to better understand the human mind, enhance Career paths: biomedical technology; micro manage human-environment interactions and well-being and performance, and generate (nano) electronics; research and development impacts through interdisciplinary and spatially- additional research questions. in aerospace technologies; research and explicit approaches that integrate elements from development in green technologies; sensors traditional scientific disciplines such as biology, All of our programs provide opportunities and communications technology; solar cell chemistry, mathematics and physics with applied to explore psychology’s major areas within technology environmental disciplines such as geology, soil the context of an active and diverse research science, hydrology, meteorology and ecology. environment. For students wishing to focus on Neuroscience and Biology/ In the BSc in Physical Geography program, one of these major areas, we offer concentrations Neuroscience and Mental Health you can choose from a wide range of courses in Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Neuroscience is a modern, exciting and rapidly- that cover topics such as climate change, water Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Health expanding scientific discipline that aims to resource analysis, natural resource management, Psychology, Organizational Psychology and understand the brain and nervous system and ecosystem science, quantitative methods using Social/Personality Psychology. We also offer a how these systems create complex functions geographic information systems (GIS) and remote stream in Mental Health and Well-Being. including behaviour, sensation, memory, sensing, statistical analysis and environmental emotion, thought and consciousness. This models. Both fieldwork and laboratory techniques The insights you will gain from studying multidisciplinary field explores how changes to are emphasized. A Bachelor of Arts in Geography psychology will serve you throughout your life, in the nervous system can result in neurological with a concentration in Physical Geography is also virtually any career. disease, mental health problems and more. available. Faculty and students in Carleton’s Neuroscience Career paths: corrections, probation or parole department are particularly interested in Career paths: environmental consulting; counselling; early childhood education; health and vulnerability and resilience to depression environmental technician; geoscientist; natural social services; human resource management; and other stress-related psychiatric diseases, hazards analyst; natural resource management; marketing and public relations; mental health neurodegeneration and neurological disorders, water resource monitoring services; research regulation and dysregulation of feeding and metabolism, the impacts of trauma on the Physics and Applied Physics brain and how changes in brain development Physicists are passionate about studying nature can lead to disease. To better understand brain at its most fundamental level to explain observed function, our research and programs investigate natural phenomena, as well as to predict and

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 55 Professor Allison Everett talks to students about how social workers recognize and build on strengths in communities. Social Work carleton.ca/socialwork

Vision, energy and a commitment to social justice, social action and working with people—these are some of the qualities that are required of contemporary social workers. Through a rigorous program of study that emphasizes theory, critical analysis, research, skill development and experiential learning, Carleton’s School of Social Work will prepare you to meet the challenges of this dynamic profession.

Program of study necessary for working sensitively and effectively of social work and the programs and policies of the Carleton’s Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) with individuals, groups and communities, for Canadian state. In the next three years, you will be is a degree that places strong emphasis on critically analyzing social policies and programs, introduced to the theoretical frameworks of social the interactions between people and their and working towards a more equitable and just work. This includes combining theory and practice environments. We look for innovative ways to world. to become a social work practitioner. You will learn join with people to assist them in bringing about principles and theories for direct intervention individual and social change. Our program is The BSW program is designed to give students an with individuals, families, small groups and ideal for students who enjoy working with diverse education in both the liberal arts and professional communities. You will look at social work practice populations and who have strong interests in social work. In the first year, you will take a range of as shaped by oppressive, systemic relations. You promoting social justice. The program is designed courses outside of social work along with two social will learn about being a social worker if you are a to equip you with the knowledge and skills work courses that introduce you to the profession member of an Indigenous community, a person

56 with a disability, an immigrant, or refugee, or if economic and political inequities in society. The offices of Canada Without Poverty, the you are a member of an 2SLGBTQ+ community. If You will learn to connect the circumstances of Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW) you aren’t a member of any of these communities, individuals to economic, political and ideological and the Canadian Association for Social Work you will also learn about their experiences and how structures. Carleton-educated social workers can Education (CASWE) are also located in Ottawa. to work effectively across different communities. work effectively with individuals, families and You will also explore the history and theories of communities and for social justice because they The headquarters of many trade unions and non- the state and cover topics such as the nature of the recognize the fundamental interconnections governmental organizations providing services labour market, changing family structures, ageing, between social structures and peoples’ lives. and support internationally (Oxfam Canada, the voluntary sector and research methodologies. CUSO International, the Canadian Council for A strong student society International Co-operation) provide a broad range You will study how social services and the state The BSW Student Society (BSWSS) brings of learning opportunities for our students. are administered and managed, learn about students together and provides an opportunity working in community and human service for BSW students to discuss student issues. Careers organizations, and have the opportunity to The BSWSS arranges many events, such as As a graduate with a Bachelor of Social Work, refine your analytic and interpersonal skills. workshops, seminars and social gatherings. you will be eligible to join the Ontario College There are two field practica, one in the third year of Social Workers and Social Service Workers and another in the fourth year. They provide Community spirit (OCSWSSW) and receive the designation of opportunities to put theory into practice, and are The School of Social Work is an integral part of Registered Social Worker. offered in such settings as: child protection and the social welfare community in Ottawa and we children’s services; community health centres; are active nationally and internationally. Our With a Carleton BSW, you will be able to apply women’s health and crisis centres; probation, professors enjoy strong, collegial relations with your knowledge and expertise in many areas: parole and prison services; federal government a diverse range of people across community departments; and a range of international and organizations. For example, individual faculty ■ child welfare and youth services non-governmental organizations. members play major roles in Canada Without ■ correctional services Poverty (which supports a national coalition for ■ counselling and advocacy A pioneer in social work the elimination of child poverty); YouthREX ■ family and health services Nationally and internationally renowned for (research in grassroots youth organizations); ■ housing and supportive living its commitment to social justice, equality and and Connecting on Disability and Abuse (a sub- ■ immigration and refugee settlement services respect for all peoples in society, the School committee of Crime Prevention Ottawa). ■ rehabilitation services of Social Work is a pioneer of the “structural ■ services for Indigenous peoples approach” to social work. The capital advantage ■ services for seniors The opportunity to study in the nation’s capital ■ social assistance and other related government Drawing on a range of theories that emerged provides students with exceptional off-campus services from the structural approach, you will examine learning opportunities. The Canadian parliament, ■ women’s shelters the relationship between personal troubles, federal departments and national think tanks are problems and difficulties, and broader social, located in Ottawa.

The School of Social Work is accredited by the Canadian Association for Social Work Education (CASWE). The CASWE accreditation review in 2012 gave the Carleton BSW the highest standing.

Social Work students conduct a mock counselling session in the School of Social Work’s observation room. Through a one-way mirror, other students can watch and learn from the counselling session.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 57 Building your degree In many of Carleton’s programs, you can add degree elements that reflect your interests, build your passions and prepare you for future opportunities.

Many programs provide the flexibility to add Studies • Criminology and Criminal Justice • in collaboration with Carleton faculty. a minor, a cohesive set of courses that offer a Earth Sciences: Earth Resources and Processes foundation in another area of study. A minor • Economics • English • Entrepreneurship Arts Management usually consists of 4.0 credits. • Environmental Studies • European and Arts and culture has become an important sector of Russian Studies • Film Studies • Food Science Canadian industry, with ties to tourism, education Major Minor • French • Geography • Geomatics • Greek and and government. This minor is designed to equip Roman Studies • History • History and Theory students with the business and management skills of Architecture • Human Rights and Social to pursue careers in arts and culture, whether in In many programs, you can pursue a Justice • Indigenous Studies • Law • Linguistics • institutions or as sole practitioners. concentration, specialization or stream, Mathematics • Music • Neuroscience and Mental where you study a selection of specialized Health • Philosophy • Physical Geography • Community Engagement courses that relate to your degree program. Physics • Political Science • Psychology • Religion Increasingly governmental, nongovernmental, Concentration, Major specialization • Sociology • Statistics • Women’s and economic, social, advocacy and research or stream Gender Studies organizations are realizing the need for meaningful Concentration, and ethical community engagement to bring about Major Minor specialization or stream A minor in Business designed specifically for positive social change. Students in this minor Engineering students is also available. develop theoretical tools and practical skills to Some programs are offered as Combined engage with and build community, enabling them Honours degrees, where you fulfill the degree The following programs are offered exclusively to work for change while respecting differences. requirements of two major programs. as minors: Critical Race Studies Major Major Archaeology Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives from The minor in Archaeology allows students across the university, this minor allows students to Adding a minor from any discipline to pursue a wide variety of learn about white supremacy, settler colonialism, The following programs can be taken as a minor, approaches to the field of archaeology. Courses anti-black and systemic racisms, and histories of but are available as major programs as well: are drawn from the Greek and Roman Studies racialization, migration, and diaspora in Canada program as well as from allied subjects, such as and around the world. Students will have the African Studies • Anthropology • Applied Earth Sciences, Geography, Anthropology and opportunity to think about the categories of race Linguistics and Discourse Studies • Art History Art History. Students have the option to receive and racialization as necessarily entangled with • Biology • Business • Canadian Studies credit for participation in archaeological projects other forms of social difference. • Chemistry • Communication and Media worldwide, including the Gabii Project (Italy), run

58 Design Industrial Economics Quebec Studies The minor in Design provides an opportunity Offered through the Department of Economics, This minor allows students to develop an for students to learn the fundamentals of design this minor is designed for engineering students interdisciplinary understanding of Quebec. As a and creatively integrate them into their main field who wish to learn the aspects of economics that are distinct society, Quebec’s rich historical tradition of study. Students will learn about the design most relevant to their major. and vibrant culture is explored through the study of products, systems, services and experiences of history, culture, literature, and politics, while with consideration of how they are related to Latin American and Caribbean Studies students also reach an advanced level of French- environmental, psycho-social and economic This minor will give you a competitive edge by language proficiency. Students will be able to factors, and their contribution towards a better helping you develop interdisciplinary expertise on participate in experiential learning opportunities quality of life. Latin America and the Caribbean. As a student in including a course in Quebec City. Knowledge this program, you will be exposed to international of Quebec and of French is a definite asset for Digital Humanities opportunities as well as research and language students interested in career opportunities such as This minor engages with powerful trends in the training opportunities. The minor will also give government, foreign affairs, cultural institutions, discipline of English studies to equip you with you the kind of training necessary to contribute education, translation, tourism, etc. critical thinking and cultural literacy skills. You professionally on an international level by will be able to harness the theoretical and creative introducing you to the politics, cultures, history, Sexuality Studies possibilities opened up by computing technologies, and economies of this region. An added benefit is This minor offers an interdisciplinary approach to networks and digital culture. Explore the ways that you will become part of a scholarly community a rapidly evolving field of study. Examine sexuality in which digital technologies are transforming and develop networks, as you will meet and work in its historical context and through current social, reading, writing and literature, and providing new with students and faculty who share your passion political and cultural practices. Topics include insights into our textual past. about the region. queer and trans theory and politics, marriage and the family, pornography and censorship, Disability Studies Medieval and Early Modern Studies reproductive rights and HIV/AIDS activism. This minor allows students to explore the ethics, (MEMS) politics, history and contemporary cultural Gain an interdisciplinary understanding of the Technology, Society, Environment dynamics of ‘disability’ from an interdisciplinary Middle Ages and the early modern period, as Studies (TSE) perspective. Students will focus on the discourses experienced not only in European and Byzantine Multidisciplinary in nature, the TSE minor that create the category of disability in society. contexts but also in the Islamic world. The MEMS addresses the problems that have been created minor offers a pathway for students to explore by the interactions of technology, society and Drama Studies these periods by linking together many courses the environment. The courses in this program Through the combination of academic courses offered at Carleton in different departments. cover a wide range of topics from technology in taught by scholars and drama workshops led by ancient societies to contemporary issues in risk, theatre practitioners, this minor allows students to Modern Languages innovation, forecasting, information technology, develop skills in the areas of Theatre Criticism and Learning to communicate in a second or additional environmental sustainability, product life cycle Dramaturgy (the study of dramatic composition). language can be an enriching and fulfilling part analysis, energy use and the philosophy of Course options include workshops in acting and of your educational experience. It can also open technology. stagecraft, as well as in writing for stage and screen, many doors in the worlds of work, travel and future along with intensive studies of topics in world and education. Minors are available in the following Urban Studies historical drama, including Shakespeare’s plays modern languages: American Sign Language Urbanization has become a defining feature of the and Indigenous drama. (ASL), German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, twenty-first century. Rapidly urbanizing areas pose Mandarin Chinese, Russian and Spanish. both challenges and opportunities with regards Environmental and Climate Humanities to sustainability, social justice, equity and human The Environmental and Climate Humanities News Media and Information rights. The minor in Urban Studies helps students minor provides a broad foundation in the Perhaps you’re looking to enhance your understand how cities work (or fail to work), and environmental and climate humanities and understanding of news media while studying a provides the concepts and skills needed to tackle opens new areas of inquiry by bringing together discipline other than Journalism. This minor critical questions of metropolitan governance, disciplines and approaches that have been too explores journalism’s roots, evolution and vital urban development and quality of life. It serves often kept apart. This minor introduces students role in modern democracies. Offering instruction as a springboard for students interested in urban to a range of disciplines including Geography beyond basic news literacy, the minor will planning, community activism, working in urban and Environmental Studies, English, French, familiarize you with all aspects of news work policy in the public or non-profit sectors, or History, Religious Studies, Visual Art, Film, Music, through various courses, from media law and pursuing further studies in a related field. Curatorial Studies, Law, Economics, Sociology and ethics to contemporary digital disruptions. Anthropology, Communication and Journalism, Human Rights, African Studies, and Indigenous Professional Writing and Canadian Studies, among others. This minor teaches professional writing as a network of skills and cultural practices. Students Heritage Conservation learn how to tailor their writing to specific contexts, The discipline of Heritage Conservation is and the program offers exciting opportunities to undergoing a period of expansion and evolution. gain experience writing in the workplace. Writing Carleton’s minor in Heritage and Conservation is one of the most valuable transferable skills provides students an opportunity to critically in today’s knowledge-based economy, and our examine definitions of heritage, why it matters, students leave prepared for their professional lives who it serves, and who makes decisions as to in government, NGOs, medical institutions and what is preserved. This unique minor addresses beyond. intersecting questions surrounding built heritage, intangible heritage, memory studies, sustainable conservation, cultural landscapes, Indigenous and settler heritage, commemoration and tourism.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 59 Through Carleton’s co-op program, Computer Science student Kevin Guy and Software Engineering student Shasthra Ranasinghe worked with DRS Technologies Canada. They worked on a small team to develop software for an all-new deployable flight recorder. Co-op and career opportunities carleton.ca/co-op

The majority of our undergraduate programs include co-operative education (co-op) or work-study opportunities, which allow you to take theoretical concepts from the classroom and apply them to solving real-world problems in your field of study.

These work opportunities allow you to develop Co-operative education study. Typically, you will take an additional year the tangible skills that employers are looking Carleton’s co-op program is diverse and of study to complete all academic and co-op for. The strong industry and government flexible. Co-op options are available in over program requirements, develop your work skills connections that Carleton has built over the 100 programs, streams and concentrations at and acquire relevant industry experience. Co-op years have helped us create valuable work the undergraduate level and in a select group work opportunities are full-time, paid working opportunities for our students. We are fortunate of programs at the graduate level. Choosing to opportunities. to work with employers who are happy to come participate in the co-op option in your program to our campus to offer students career advice means you will alternate your periods of study Students participating in co-op must pay co-op and, for some, employment when they graduate. with four, eight, 12 or 16-month work terms program fees and take the required preparatory with employers relating to your program of course, COOP 1000. This online course provides

60 information on the co-op program’s structure, regulations and expectations for participation. Course material will cover skills assessment, resume and cover-letter writing, interview preparation and transitioning to the workplace, among other topics.

Admission to co-op You can select the co-op option at the same time as you are applying to your academic program. Once you’re at Carleton and have earned a sufficient number of credits towards your degree, the Co-op office will formally assess you for admission to the co-op program. If you did not request co-op when you applied to Carleton, you may still apply during your first year of study. Deadlines may vary, depending on the degree program.

Other work experience Co-op programs are only one option for gaining work experience during your university studies. Many of our programs offer practicum or internship opportunities, both of which allow you to gain work experience, learn new skills and Fourth-year biology student Sarita Cuadros Sanchez performs lab work in her role as Research make important contacts. Assistant while on a co-op work term at Health Canada’s Consumer and Clinical Radiation Protection International internships Bureau. Career Services also leads an International Internship Program, which connects students many opportunities to connect with industry Looking for ideas on what you can do with your in all degree programs with a wide range of professionals through a variety of activities. degree? Explore the Employability pillar at internship opportunities around the world for pathways.carleton.ca academic credit. Services available to students include: ■ access to a variety of job postings on Working in your degree mySuccess, our online job search system that Are you planning on pursuing a To find out what work opportunities are available lists part-time and full-time jobs, on-campus professional designation such as an in your degree, visit the degree program page or employment, volunteer and internship section. opportunities, and more; accountant, dentist, doctor, lawyer, ■ extensive offerings of employment workshops pharmacist, teacher or veterinarian? Career development available in person and online; Career Services assists Carleton students not ■ year-round career counselling and Many of Carleton’s undergraduate only in making the transition from school to employment advising sessions (available programs are a great foundation for work, but also in developing their professional by appointment or drop-in) with career skills starting in first year. Professional career consultants; this next step. Co-op hours can also counsellors and career consultants guide ■ information sessions and panel discussions be used toward these professional students through the discovery of a personal with key industry employers; and career path with a focus on how to set career ■ multiple Career Fairs, networking events and a designations. goals and achieve them. Students also have Graduate School and Education Fair.

The city of Ottawa provides ample opportunities for those looking for work experience or a career after graduation. It is home to a vibrant business sector, a strong high-tech industry, numerous cultural institutions (such as the Canadian Museum of History, pictured), and some of Canada’s most influential government and non-governmental organizations. Courtesy of Ottawa Tourism

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 61 The Carleton community students.carleton.ca

As a Carleton student, you’ll have access to our unparalleled package of academic and co-curricular initiatives designed to support your complete university experience and promote a culture of success. You’ll also have many opportunities to get involved in community-building activities both on and off-campus.

Student Experience Office individualized and group-based academic International Student Services The Student Experience Office (SEO) can help support services to provide you with university- Office you adjust to university life and offers ways for level learning strategies. CSAS oversees a wide The International Student Services Office (ISSO) you to get involved throughout your time at variety of programs, such as: offers services and programs that contribute Carleton. The office oversees a wide variety of to positive international experiences for all programs, such as: ■ Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS); Carleton students. The office is dedicated to ■ Learning and Writing Support Workshops; helping international and exchange students ■ Summer and Fall Orientation sessions; ■ Learning Support Sessions; and adjust to life in Canada and get the most out of ■ First-Year Connections peer mentorship; ■ Writing Services. their student experience. The ISSO supports ■ Community service-learning initiatives, such as carleton.ca/csas and encourages Carleton students in gaining Alternative Spring Break; and international exposure both locally and abroad ■ Leadership development programs, such as Academic Advising Centre through volunteer opportunities, international the Campus Activity Board. The Academic Advising Centre offers all students, internships and co-op, and participation carleton.ca/seo including transfer students, with dedicated in exchange or study abroad programs. support through academic advising, assistance carleton.ca/isso Centre for Student Academic with understanding the Academic Audit and Support Academic Status Report (ASR) and advice on University Registrar’s Office The Centre for Student Academic Support changing programs or adding elements. The University Registrar’s Office manages the (CSAS) is a centralized collection of services carleton.ca/academicadvising academic activities and records of all students designed to improve learning inside and outside and helps with transcript requests, course the classroom. The office provides peer-led registration and more. carleton.ca/registrar

62 Supportive facilities Services; REC Hall (Race, Ethnicity and Culture Enhance your degree at the MacOdrum Library Hall); Womxn’s Learning, Advocacy and Support Discovery Centre The library houses a collection of books, journals, Centre; Carleton Disability Awareness Centre; The Discovery Centre is a collaborative and government documents, maps, newspapers, Spirituality Centre; Muslim prayer room; and, creative student study space on the fourth floor board games, video games, graphic novels, music the Carleton University Safer Spaces Program of the MacOdrum Library. With sofas, and scores, CDs, microforms, archives and rare which supports Carleton’s sexual orientation and mobile tables and chairs, it has been designed materials, including a wide range of electronic gender equity policies. for students to configure their study space to resources available any time via the web. While in suit their needs. Media booths are also available the building, you can take advantage of the Laptop For information on Carleton’s human with large screens for connecting laptops or Loan program. Experienced staff throughout rights policies and procedures, visit tablets to make group work engaging and the library are available in person, by phone and carleton.ca/equity. easy. To assist with creativity, there are also online to help students with everything from two treadmill desks for study while walking, research to data services. library.carleton.ca Clubs and societies a Gaming Lab, a Multi-media Lab and a Our extensive network of clubs and societies is Learning Lab. The Discovery Centre is also a Paul Menton Centre for another great way to meet new people and pursue resource for connecting you with hands-on Students with Disabilities your interests outside the classroom. With more learning through international experiences, The Paul Menton Centre (PMC) coordinates than 300 active clubs and societies to choose from, community engagement, immersive learning and academic accommodations and support you will certainly find a venue for your academic, undergraduate research. services for students with disabilities. Services social, political or charitable interests. For a carleton.ca/discoverycentre include academic accommodations, attendant complete list of all our clubs and societies and their services, alternate formats, adaptive technology, contact information, visit cusaonline.ca. Discover your pathway to note-taking, sign language interpretation, graduation learning support and services specific to Students giving back Pathways to Graduation is designed to help students’ educational-related disability needs. When you get to Carleton, you will be joining guide you along a path to graduation that is right carleton.ca/pmc a student body that has a history of offering for you. From the start of your degree to the day support to others. you graduate, Pathways to Graduation helps Health and Counselling Services you to transition through each phase of your Carleton’s newly renovated, multidisciplinary Shinerama−Since 1984, students have spread undergraduate degree and reach your ultimate on-campus healthcare facility provides medical out across the city during Fall Orientation to goal of graduation. pathways.carleton.ca and counselling services, a resource centre and a wash cars and shine shoes to raise money for health promotion program for Carleton students. Cystic Fibrosis. Stay connected carleton.ca/health Current students can explore all of our Alternative Spring Break−This popular student services at students.carleton.ca Co-Curricular Record program has given students the opportunity and connect with Carleton on Twitter and Attending classes is only one part of your university to volunteer on community service projects in Instagram @Carleton_U and on Facebook at experience. Campus life is also about joining clubs Ecuador, Guatemala, Costa Rica and more. facebook.com/carletonuniversity. and societies, attending special events and lectures, hanging out with friends and participating in one of our community outreach programs.

We encourage our students to become active members of the larger community. Participation in community service-learning activities and involvement in student organizations are acknowledged in our Co-Curricular Record (CCR), which will track your out-of-class learning experiences and become part of your official record from Carleton University. carleton.ca/seo/ccr

An accessible and inclusive campus We are strongly committed to providing an environment where everyone is able to study, work and live free of discrimination or harassment. Carleton’s Department of Equity and Inclusive Communities (EIC) and student- run organizations administer numerous on-campus centres and programs that foster diversity, equality, dignity and respect.

Some of the centres and programs that support Carleton Therapy Dogs and their handlers, who are staff and faculty members, host regular office our diverse community include: the Centre for hours throughout the year to provide pawsitive support and encourage well-being for the Carleton Indigenous Initiatives; Sexual Assault Support community.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 63 Living in residence housing.carleton.ca

If you want to experience university life as a member of a vibrant, close-knit community, consider living in residence. You will love living minutes away from your classes, the library, athletics and a large dining hall.

Every year, more than 3,600 students choose to space. If you do not qualify for a guaranteed Two living styles live in residence. For many students, choosing to space in residence, you can still apply. A lottery Our residences offer two types of rooms— live on campus is one of the best decisions they determines offers for all other residence traditional and suite-style rooms. Traditional make. applications. housing.carleton.ca/ rooms consist of one or two beds in a room applying-to-residence with shared washroom facilities, the majority In residence, you will have the opportunity to of which are double rooms. A limited number meet people from around the world and make What does residence offer? of traditional-style rooms are in pods. The pods friendships that last a lifetime. You will be Campus connections consist of doubles and singles, washroom facility supported by a network of Residence Life staff We understand that students are always on the and a shared common area. who are there to assist you in any way they can. go. Our residence buildings are conveniently located and connected to each other, and to Our suite-style rooms consist of four-person First-year guarantee the rest of campus, via underground tunnels, suites, either two doubles or four singles, with At Carleton, a double traditional room is enabling you to get to class, meals or workouts a shared common area, washroom facility and guaranteed to all secondary school and CEGEP within minutes. You’ll find it easy to arrange food preparation area including a fridge and students entering first-year studies in the fall, meetings with friends, study partners or microwave. provided they receive an Offer of Admission on professors. With the conveniences—not to or before May 13, 2022. You are required to pay mention the unique living experience—that The majority of our rooms for students entering the deposit and accept the residence offer online residence offers, you will be glad that you chose first year are double traditional style and are by June 8, 2022, at 4:30 p.m. ET to confirm your to make residence your home away from home. assigned as single-gender. A very limited number

64 A traditional double room in Stormont and Dundas House.

of traditional singles, suite doubles and suite singles are available.

Roommates are an integral component of the Carleton residence life experience. You can request a specific person (who also must request you in order to be placed together) or be matched with another student based on the responses you provide on the Residence Information Form. Sharing a residence room can be an enriching and supportive experience as you transition into university life, and may even lead to life-long friendship.

Gender-inclusive living Students selecting this option will have their room, pod and/or suitemates assigned through the matching of profile questions on the Residence Information Form regardless of the gender with which they identify. Please note that if you select “yes,” you are agreeing to share a room (and bathroom, etc.) with a student who may be a different gender than the one with which you identify. For example, if you identify as female, you could be sharing a room with a student who identifies as male or non-binary, who selected “yes” to this question and has similar preferences.

All-Access Meal Plan First-year students living in residence will be enrolled in the All Access Meal Plan, which provides unlimited entry into our residence Residence meals are served in our large, newly renovated dining hall, the caf, in Residence Commons dining hall, the caf, and $100 Dining Dollars. which offers a wide selection of healthy and nutritious foods. For students living in suite-style residences, there is a Reduced Meal Plan option, which offers ten meals per week and $300 Dining Health Champion, visiting the Raven’s Roost, Cost Dollars. The caf sources food locally, and participating in events, programs and Fees for traditional residence for 2021-2022 accommodates dietary needs and offers an “all committees in and around residence. range from $11,359 (double occupancy) to you care to eat” experience featuring a variety housing.carleton.ca/get-involved $12,547 (single occupancy) and cover the cost of meals cooked right in front of you. Visit of your room, communication fees and an housing.carleton.ca/fees-and-food for An extensive support network All Access Meal Plan. Suite-style residences further information. Embarking on a new chapter in life, especially range from $12,635 (double occupancy) to when living on your own for the first time, can $13,899 (single occupancy) with an All- Getting involved take some getting used to. Carleton’s award- Access Meal Plan. Detailed information Living in residence is a great way to learn and gain winning Residence Life program has been about the cost of residence is available at experience outside of the classroom. Becoming designed to help with this transition so you can housing.carleton.ca/fees-and-food. involved in your communities is also a wonderful reach your academic and personal goals. Our way to develop relationships with peers. extensive residence support network includes Off-campus accommodation residence counsellors, live-in residence staff Information regarding off-campus In residence, there are several ways you can and a focus on learning outside the classroom. housing is available on our website: do this, including volunteering as a Mental housing.carleton.ca/living-in-residence housing.carleton.ca/off-campus-housing

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 65 The Carleton Ravens Women’s Basketball team faces off against crosstown rivals, the uOttawa Gee-Gees. Carleton Athletics athletics.carleton.ca | goravens.ca

Carleton Athletics is the active hub of the Carleton community. WHERE CHAMPIONS PLAY Through teamwork, we deliver excellence in sport, health and life.

As a Carleton student, you can take full advantage Ravens Centre Fieldhouse of our first-class athletic facilities, conveniently At Carleton Athletics, we dare you to challenge Stretch your legs on a 4,500 sq. m sports field and located in one area of campus. You can sign up for yourself. Our facilities are your one-stop-shop a 230 m, two-lane indoor jogging track. Rain or fitness classes, swim laps in the pool, lift weights, for all things athletic. The Ravens Centre houses shine, members of Carleton Athletics benefit from run on a treadmill in the 11,000 sq. ft Fitness a 50-metre L-shaped pool, a Fitness Centre, access to the Fieldhouse. The facility is the perfect Centre or get together with friends to play one two NHL-sized ice pads, an indoor track, spot for a pick-up game of soccer or ultimate in the of your favourite sports during open recreation gymnasiums, five international squash courts, winter months. time. A little friendly competition never hurt and sports medicine and sports therapy clinics. anyone, so why not try one of our intramural or Ice House inter-university club teams? If you are looking for Alumni Hall Take advantage of some of the best ice in the city a bigger challenge, consider trying out for a spot This building is home to the Ravens’ Nest, a triple year-round on our two NHL-sized ice surfaces. on one of our men’s or women’s varsity teams. gymnasium that, when not serving as home The $13M arena is the most comprehensive Whatever your level of fitness, you are sure to find court for 1,500 cheering basketball fans, is open facility of its kind in central Ottawa. Students can something here that suits you. to students for basketball. This building also access the rink for pick-up hockey games, skating houses our Fitness Centre with over 50 cardio lessons and open skate sessions. machines and a great selection of weight training equipment.

66 Join a team or watch a game Varsity Teams Competitive Clubs Intramurals

Basketball...... MW Baseball...... M Ball Hockey...... CO

Fencing...... MW Curling...... MW Basketball...... MWC

Football...... M Dance...... C Dodgeball...... C

Golf...... MW Equestrian...... C Flag Football...... MC

Hockey...... MW Figure Skating...... C Ice Hockey...... MC

Nordic Skiing...... MW Kendo...... MW Indoor Soccer...... MC

Rowing...... MW Lacrosse...... M Indoor Ultimate...... C

Rugby...... W Rugby...... M Volleyball...... C

Soccer...... MW Swimming...... MW And more...

Water Polo...... M Track and Field...... MW

Ultimate...... MW

Water Polo...... W

M=Men, W=Women, C=Co-ed, O=Open

Outdoor field intramural leagues. Both team and individual Ravens Sports Business Club Carleton’s indoor venues are enhanced by registrations are available online at Established in 2017, the Ravens Sports Business excellent outdoor facilities, including the newly- athletics.carleton.ca/leagues or in person at Club (RSBC) allows students to gain real-world renovated, 3,000-seat Ravens Perch, complete the Welcome Centre in Alumni Hall. experience in the sports industry. Our members with FIFA-standard artificial turf, a multi- have worked on projects across a range of interests purpose field and five tennis courts. Varsity sports including social media content curation, corporate Are you interested in proudly donning the Raven partnerships, merchandise design and sales, Follow @ravenscentre on social for updates, fun for one of our varsity teams or competitive clubs? game entertainment and student engagement. content and all things Carleton Athletics! Visit goravens.ca for the latest information on Visit goravens.ca/rsbc for more information. the Ravens, including tryout dates and coaches’ Fitness classes for everyone contact information. Carleton Esports Getting in shape shouldn’t be a chore, so have Carleton is the founding member of a new fun and invigorate your body with one of our Cheering on the Ravens Esports league, Ontario Post-Secondary Esports. many fitness programs. Discover what Carleton Our student spirit group, @CUBirdGang, is This league is the first of its kind in Canada Athletics has to offer. With over 80 exciting the best there ever was! They are the loudest and and we are so proud to offer this new area of classes offered each week, there’s something for proudest student fans in the country. Want to competition to our Ravens community. For league everyone! join in? Deck yourself out in red and black, crank information, titles, schedules and standings, visit up the noise level and be part of the unbeatable opsesports.ca. Some of the classes we offer include: atmosphere at our home games. Follow ■ Aquafit @CURavens and @CUBirdGang to keep up to Ravens Reinvented ■ CU Strong date with all the action. We all know that Ravens are intelligent and ■ Dance creative. We put those attributes to the test over ■ Group and specialty fitness Ravens House Cup the past year. ■ Indoor group cycling Plan on living on campus? Join us for a friendly ■ Martial arts competition among the residence houses for total Despite last year’s challenges, our student athletes ■ Skating Ravens domination. continued to train and grow their social-justice ■ Yoga and Pilates footprint. Our student-led varsity council created ■ Zumba Rodney’s House three sub-committees in the area of social Swing by Rodney’s House, our box office in justice and activism including the Anti-Racism With so many options, it can be difficult to choose Alumni Hall, to pick up your BirdGang pass or Committee, Community Outreach Committee just one. That’s why we’ve introduced the CUFit tickets to any Ravens home game. and the Gender Equity/2SLGTBQ+ Committee. Pass, which offers more variety and flexibility, These groups engaged with our community by giving you access to a variety of fun drop-in Got gear? Visit shopravens.ca to check out the connecting virtually with the elderly, providing classes. For a complete listing of classes offered Ravens and BirdGang gear. Our merchandise warm mittens, toques and blankets to those and for more details on all of our programs, visit shop is run by students and all proceeds support experiencing homelessness and raising funds for athletics.carleton.ca. our varsity programs. breast cancer research.

Intramurals For full game schedules or for additional To be a part of a Ravens Varsity team or New to the city or just looking to compete information about our great programs, visit competitive club, please visit goravens.ca for in a sport you love? Meet new friends and goravens.ca. tryout times and registration. battle for a league title with Carleton’s

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 67

Tuition, bursaries and scholarships carleton.ca/awards

We are pleased to offer our students one of the most generous scholarship programs in the country. Last year, 14,700 scholarships and bursaries totaling over $28.6 million were awarded to undergraduate students. Contact our Awards and Financial Aid Office to get information on all your financial assistance options.

Entrance Scholarships demonstrate participation in extracurricular Collins Memorial Entrance Scholarships If you have been admitted to Carleton with an activities and a strong academic background for Earth Sciences admissions average of 80 per cent or better, (with a minimum admission average of 90 per Two or more scholarships, valued at $1,000 to you will automatically be considered for a cent). An application and letter of reference are $4,000, will be awarded to students entering renewable Entrance Scholarship at the time of required. The deadline is March 1. the first year of an Earth Sciences program. admission. The admission average we use is The scholarship is awarded in addition to other calculated from the grades submitted by your Sprott School of Business Scholarships Entrance Scholarships. high school in support of your application. The Dean’s Entrance Scholarship of Excellence, Entrance Scholarships are offered for fall entry valued at $2,000 or $4,000, will be awarded Bursaries only. You may be offered a renewable Entrance to the top students entering the first year of A bursary is a monetary award similar to a Scholarship provided you are entering Carleton the Bachelor of Commerce program. This scholarship in that you are not expected to repay for the first time from high school or CEGEP and scholarship is awarded in addition to other it, but is awarded primarily on financial need have no previous attendance at post-secondary Entrance Scholarships. rather than academic achievement. A Carleton educational institutions. To be considered for University Entrance Bursary will provide you with an Entrance Scholarship, Carleton’s Admissions Faculty of Engineering and Design additional funds and will help you meet the direct Services must receive your complete application Scholarships education costs of your first-year studies. To be for admission and all required grades (either Up to 60 scholarships, valued at $1,000 to considered for an Entrance Bursary, apply online directly or through the Ontario Universities’ $5,000, will be awarded to the top students who by June 30. Information about our bursaries can Application Centre) by June 1. Entrance are entering selected Bachelor of Engineering be found at carleton.ca/awards/bursaries. Scholarship offers are not assessed or reassessed programs. The scholarship is awarded in on final high school grades. addition to other Entrance Scholarships. Leadership Entrance Bursary High school students who have taken a leadership Prestige Scholarships Page Program Entrance Scholarships role in their school’s extracurricular activities and Our highest awards are our Prestige Scholarships. Up to 15 scholarships will be awarded to students in community service may also be considered You will be considered for a Prestige Scholarship in the House of Commons Page Program who for a Leadership Entrance Bursary. Information only if you are entering Carleton directly are entering an undergraduate degree program on how to apply and eligibility can be found at from high school or CEGEP. For all Prestige at Carleton. Valued at $1,000, the scholarship carleton.ca/awards/bursaries. Scholarships, you must achieve an admission is awarded in addition to other Entrance average of 90 per cent or better. The selection Scholarships. Working on campus committee will also assess the range of your A great way to offset the expense of university is community or secondary school extracurricular Arthur Kroeger College National to have a part-time job on campus. At Carleton, activities. An application and letter of reference Scholarships most campus units hire students throughout are required. The deadline is March 1. Up to 10 scholarships will be awarded to students the academic year. Senior students can often entering the Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy find positions with departments as research Other Entrance Scholarships Management program. Two students (minimum assistants. A part-time job not only puts extra Carleton Capital Scholarship admission average of 90 per cent) will be selected money in your pocket, but also provides valuable Up to 13 students will be selected annually, with from each of the following five regions: job experience at the same time. Visit the Career one recipient for each province and territory, ■ Atlantic Canada Services website to check out online job postings. to receive a $2,000 award in their first year. ■ British Columbia and Northern Canada carleton.ca/career The Carleton Capital Scholarship is awarded in ■ Ontario addition to other Entrance Scholarships. ■ Prairies Work Study Program ■ Quebec The Work Study Program provides part- To be eligible for the Carleton Capital time employment at Carleton for those Scholarship, students must be Canadian Valued at $2,000, the scholarship will be students demonstrating financial need. citizens, permanent residents or protected awarded in addition to other Entrance Students can learn more by visiting persons entering the first year of a degree Scholarships. carleton.ca/awards/students. program and pursuing post-secondary studies for the first time. Students must also

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 69 Other funding If you are currently attending an Ontario Renewable Entrance Scholarships high school, your guidance office can provide No application required. information on the Ontario Student Assistance Admission average All renewable at A- standing* Program (OSAP), which may help cover the cost 95-100% ...... $16,000 ($4,000 x four years) of your post-secondary studies. Similar programs 90-94.9%...... $12,000 ($3,000 x four years) exist in other provinces. More information on out-of-province student assistance programs 85-89.9% ...... $8,000 ($2,000 x four years) can be found at carleton.ca/awards/out-of- 80-84.9% ...... $4,000 ($1,000 x four years) province-students. *Annual GPA of 10.0

Find out about additional financial assistance Prestige Scholarships from the Carleton Awards and Financial Aid Office at carleton.ca/awards or from the All renewable at A- standing* federal government’s website canlearn.ca, which Minimum 90 per cent admission average and extracurricular activities. Application required. provides in-depth information on government Deadline: March 1 financial assistance and private scholarships. Chancellor’s Scholarship (10)...... $30,000 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion ($7,500 x four years) Awards Richard Lewar Scholarship (7)...... $21,500 Carleton’s vision of providing equitable, diverse ($6,500 in the first year and $5,000 in second, third and fourth year) and inclusive opportunities is fundamental to our Carleton University Scholarship of Excellence (3)...... $20,000 vision of excellence. We’re proud to offer a wide ($5,000 x four years) range of awards that deliver on this commitment, and we continue to develop additional award Carleton’s Shad Valley Scholarship of Excellence (2)...... $20,000 opportunities under Carleton’s EDI Action Plan in ($5,000 x four years) the coming years. Jay Woo & CAA Scholarship (1)...... $20,000 ($5,000 x four years) Indigenous Student Awards We offer a wide range of awards for Indigenous Riordon Scholarship (1) ...... Full tuition in first, second, third and fourth year students. Bursaries including the Tyendinaga Collins Prestige Scholarship (1) ...... Full tuition in first, second, third and fourth year Mohawk Nation Education Bursary, Humphrey *Annual GPA of 10.0 Law Bursary for Indigenous Students in Business and the Métis Nation of Ontario Bursary are a few of the many awards offered to Indigenous Your tuition, your investment students through the Awards and Financial Aid Office. Information about our Indigenous Living on campus Student Awards and how to apply are outlined Tuition and miscellaneous fees (2021-2022) ...... $7,278 - $11,823 at carleton.ca/awards/awards-for- Traditional residence room and board* ...... $11,359 indigenous-students. Books and supplies (varies according to program)...... $1,400 Awards for Students with Disabilities Personal expenses ...... $2,000 There are several awards and financial aid options Total...... $22,037 - $26,582 available to incoming and current students with a permanent disability who are registered with the Living off campus Paul Menton Centre (PMC). Information about Tuition and miscellaneous fees (2021-2022)...... $7,278 - $11,823 our awards for Students with Disabilities and how to apply are outlined at carleton.ca/awards/ Off-campus housing**...... $8,600 awards-for-students-with-disabilities. Books and supplies (varies according to program)...... $1,400 Personal expenses ...... $2,000 Total...... $19,278 - $23,823 Tuition fees for international students range from $29,023 - $42,873 (CDN).

* Based on double room, includes an All Access Meal Plan and technology fees (internet and Wi-Fi). ** Estimate based on eight months of rent (shared accommodations) and groceries. carleton.ca/fees

70 Photo by Mark McGregor on Unsplash Environmental sustainability As a distinguished research and teaching institution, Carleton University has a responsibility to lead and act decisively in addressing the challenges arising from climate change and in developing solutions and showcasing the opportunities that this presents for the campus community.

■ Carleton is ranked second in Canada and ■ Our new Sustainability Plan embeds the UN 57th in the world within the UI Green Metric Sustainable Development Goals to better align Sustainability Ranking (2020). our contribution to global efforts.

■ To date, we have achieved a 35% reduction ■ We are Fairtrade Campus and Green in our carbon emissions and have set carbon Restaurant certified, demonstrating a neutral targets for 2050. commitment to local and sustainable dining operations. ■ We are on our way to becoming a zero-waste campus, with both our main food courts certified as zero waste.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 71 Start your journey *Some programs have early application deadlines and some programs require additional admission material. For more information, view pages 74 to 75. This timeline is based on the 2021-2022 academic year.

2021 September The Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) application opens October Join us for Fall Open House November Program-specific specialty tours December Early admission period begins 2022 January Admission period begins 13 Deadline for Ontario secondary school students to submit applications to the OUAC* February Program-specific specialty tours March 1 Deadline to apply for a Prestige Scholarship Early application and additional admission material deadlines (see pages 74-75) Join us for March Open House April Program-specific specialty tours May Join us for Spring Open House June 1 General application deadline for fall admission* 1 Deadline to accept an Offer of Admission for Ontario high school students 8 Deadline to accept an offer of residence and pay the residence deposit 30 Deadline to apply for an Entrance Bursary

72 Application checklist Apply to Carleton in just five easy steps. For more information on how to apply, check out admissions.carleton.ca/apply.

1. CARLETON 360 Sign up today for Carleton360 to receive customized Carleton information based on your interests. As you continue to fill in your information, we will continue to tailor your experience: 360.carleton.ca

2. APPLY ONLINE AT OUAC BY JANUARY 13 Apply to Carleton University through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC): ouac.on.ca.

3. TRACK YOUR APPLICATION After applying to OUAC, you’ll receive an email from us with your Carleton applicant number and MyCarletonOne (MC1) username and password. You can check the status of your application on Carleton360 at any time.

4. WAIT TO HEAR FROM US While we process your application, follow us on social at @carleton_future and facebook.com/carletonfuture, and keep an eye out for email alerts from Carleton to learn about upcoming events and information.

5. ACCEPT YOUR OFFER After you receive your Offer of Admission, be sure to accept by the date indicated on your offer letter to reserve your spot in the program. You can view and accept your offer on the Admission Offer Details page on Carleton360.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 73 Admission to Carleton admissions.carleton.ca/apply

How to apply International students Industrial Design All students interested in Carleton must apply The application deadline for students with Application deadline: March 1 online through the Ontario Universities’ documents originating outside Canada or the Portfolio deadline: March 1 Application Centre (OUAC) website at United States is April 1. Some programs have ouac.on.ca. If you are presently finishing your early application deadlines and some programs Information Technology: Interactive last year of high school in Ontario, you must require additional admission material. Multimedia and Design obtain login information from your school’s Application deadline: March 1 guidance office before applying online. The deadline to apply for admission to Carleton Portfolio deadline: March 1 University for winter term (January to April) is Application deadlines November 15. Music The following deadlines apply for admission to Application deadline: March 1 Carleton University for fall term (September to Early application deadlines Audition booking deadline: March 1 December). The following deadlines apply to select programs for the fall term (September to December). Social Work High school students in Ontario Additional admission material may be required. Application deadline: March 1 Ontario high school students should submit their admissions.carleton.ca/apply Supplementary application deadline: March 1 application to the OUAC by January 13, 2022. Architectural Studies Admission requirements High school students in Canada Application deadline: March 1 All admission information should be used as a (excluding Ontario) Portfolio deadline: March 1 guide only. Programs have limited enrolment CEGEP students and cut-off averages may vary from year to year. USA students Humanities In determining admissibility, Carleton reserves The general application deadline for fall Portfolio deadline: March 1 the right to take into account repeated courses, admission is June 1. Some programs have early grades in specific subjects, and other aspects of application deadlines and some programs the student’s academic record. require additional admission material.

74 Students in Canada you will need the full IB (three subsidiary and For more information on the language test High school students three higher-level subjects), with a minimum score needed for an Offer of Admission with For admission requirements by degree program, of 28 points. Please note some programs are an English language requirement, go to view the Ontario admission requirements on more competitive and will require higher admissions.carleton.ca/esl. pages 76-78. High school students in Canada scores. You must also have a grade of 4 or better (excluding Ontario) can supplement this in prerequisite subjects. IB students may be Please note that students beginning their studies information with the provincial requirements on awarded advanced standing (transfer) credit for with an English language requirement are not page 80. higher-level subjects with a grade of 5 or better, eligible for admission to the following programs: subject to the discretion of the appropriate ■ Architectural Studies Ontario college students faculty, to a maximum of 3.0 credits. ■ Health Sciences Students from Ontario Colleges with a CGPA ■ Humanities of 3.0 or higher are normally considered for Admission with an ESL requirement ■ Industrial Design admission after completing the first year of a two The language of instruction at Carleton University ■ Information Technology or three-year diploma program. is English. In their own interest, students whose ■ International Business first language is not English must demonstrate ■ Journalism University students that they can cope with the language demands ■ Journalism and Humanities Courses completed at another university may be of an English language university. Students can ■ Media Production and Design eligible for transfer credit, depending on their demonstrate their English language proficiency by ■ Public Affairs and Policy Management applicability to the program to which you have presenting official transcripts to indicate that they applied and your final grade. have studied for the last three years (full-time) in Enriched Support Program a high school, college or university in Canada, the For students whose high school grades do not Students outside Canada United States, the United Kingdom or any other reflect their academic potential, or for those United States high schools or American- country in which the primary language is English who are apprehensive about returning to school based high schools overseas and where the language of instruction in the after an absence, the Enriched Support Program Minimum B- average, completion of Grade relevant educational institution was exclusively (ESP) offers an opportunity for students to prove 12 with a minimum of 4 academic units and English. Students choosing this option should their academic ability in a structured university a minimum of 16 academic units completed note the following: environment. ESP students can register in during Grades 9-12. For some limited enrolment ■ time spent in ESL courses will not count three full-credit first-year courses, which they programs, a higher average may be required. towards meeting these requirements; supplement with regular weekly workshops Applicants are encouraged to submit SAT or ACT ■ language requirements will not be waived as offering academic support. After the ESP year, scores, school profile including accreditation a result of completing senior-level high school students who attain the necessary grade point information, school grading information English courses; average in their ESP courses are eligible for including pass marks and rank in class to ■ if a student provides an English language test acceptance into a full-time degree program. support their application. carleton.ca/usa score, in addition to evidence of three years carleton.ca/esp of study, the university reserves the right to International high schools review the admissions decision; and Indigenous Enriched Support Applicants who have completed high school ■ the university reserves the right to request Program diploma requirements in international high an English Language Proficiency test from The Indigenous Enriched Support Program schools will be considered for admission to any applicant regardless of their academic (IESP) is an alternative entrance program first year. As a general guideline, you will need background. offered through the Centre for Indigenous a secondary school or high school graduation Initiatives. This program offers admission certificate. Education should normally consist Students who cannot demonstrate three full-time opportunities as well as academic and social of a minimum of 12 years of study. You will need years in an English medium school as outlined support for Indigenous, First Nations (Status and to present transcripts from your senior high above must present one of the English language Non-Status), Métis and Inuit students in their school year, along with your graduation diploma test scores listed in the chart on this page. first year of study. or certificate and any graduation exam results. carleton.ca/iesp For some countries, applicants will be required Students with a language test score below to have completed one year of university studies. those listed may still be eligible for an Offer carleton.ca/international of Admission but with an English language requirement. Students admitted with an Prerequisite courses English language requirement will begin Prerequisite courses are necessary requirements studies in our Foundation Program. for admission to particular programs. Prerequisite course marks are included in English language test scores the average calculated for admission. If any Students presenting the following English language test scores may be eligible for an offer of admission with no prerequisites are not available at your school, ESL requirement and may begin full-time studies. please contact Admissions Services for possible alternative requirements. English language tests Score

Advanced placement (AP) Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL) 70 Applicants who have completed AP exams Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) 86 (min. 22 in writing and speaking and 20 in reading and listening) with a minimum grade of 4 will be granted appropriate advanced standing credit, subject IELTS 6.5 IELTS (min. 6.0 in each band) to the discretion of the appropriate faculty, to a Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic 60 (min. 60 in each Communicative Skill) maximum of 3.0 credits. admissions.carleton.ca/esl International baccalaureate (IB) If you are enrolled in an IB diploma program,

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 75 Ontario admission requirements

Minimum 2020 Degree program Areas of study Required prerequisite cut-off incoming class courses range average Bachelor of Architectural Ÿ Conservation and Sustainabilityw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 89% Studies¬­­ Ÿ Designw Ÿ Physics (SPH4U) Ÿ Urbanismw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Bachelor of Arts Ÿ African Studies Ÿ Greek and Roman Studies All BA programs: 75-77% 84% Ÿ Anthropologyw Ÿ Historyw Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Applied Linguistics and Discourse Ÿ History and Theory BA Biology: Studies of Architecture Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Art History Ÿ Human Rights and Ÿ Chemistry (SCH4U) Ÿ Biology Social Justice (Advanced Functions [MHF4U] Ÿ Canadian Studies Ÿ Indigenous Studies w and Calculus Ÿ Childhood and Youth Studies Ÿ Law [MCV4U] recommended) Ÿ Criminology and Criminal Justice Ÿ Linguistics Ÿ Englishw Ÿ Music Ÿ Environmental Studiesw Ÿ Philosophy Ÿ European and Russian Studiesw Ÿ Political Sciencew Ÿ Film Studies Ÿ Psychologyw Ÿ Frenchw Ÿ Religion Ÿ Geographyw Ÿ Sociologyw Ÿ Geomaticsw Ÿ Women’s and Gender Studies Bachelor of Ÿ Biological Foundations of Ÿ Language and Linguisticsw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 84% Cognitive Science Cognitionw Ÿ Philosophical and Conceptual Ÿ Cognition and Computationw Issuesw Ÿ Cognition and Psychologyw Bachelor of Commerce Ÿ Accountingw Ÿ International Businessw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 80% 85% Ÿ Entrepreneurshipw Ÿ Managementw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U)* Ÿ Financew Ÿ Marketingw Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U)+* Ÿ Information Systemsw Ÿ Supply Chain Managementw +Students without Calculus (MCV4U) may be admitted conditionally and must complete MATH 0009 in their first term of study. *High-achieving students without the Math prerequisites may refer to: sprott.carleton.ca/ alternative-pathways-to-a-business-degree. Bachelor of Communication and Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 82% Media Studiesw Bachelor of Ÿ Algorithmsw Ÿ Management and Business Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 85-88% 88% Computer Science Ÿ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Systemsw Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U) Learningw Ÿ Software Engineeringw Ÿ Computer and Internet Securityw Ÿ Computer Game Developmentw Bachelor of Economics Ÿ Computational Analysisw Ÿ International Political Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 80% Ÿ Developmentw Economyw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Ÿ Economic Theoryw Ÿ Mathematics and Quantitative (Calculus [MCV4U] strongly Ÿ Economic Data Sciencew Economicsw recommended) Ÿ Financial Economicsw Ÿ Natural Resources, Environment, and Economyw Bachelor of Ÿ Aerospacew Ÿ Computer Systemsw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 75-85% 87% Engineering Ÿ Architectural Conservation and Ÿ Electricalw Ÿ Chemistry (SCH4U) Sustainabilityw Ÿ Engineering Physicsw Ÿ Physics (SPH4U) Ÿ Biomedical and Electricalw Ÿ Environmentalw Ÿ One credit from Calculus Ÿ Biomedical and Mechanicalw Ÿ Mechanicalw (MCV4U), Biology (SBI4U), Ÿ Civilw Ÿ Softwarew or Earth and Space Science Ÿ Communicationsw Ÿ Sustainable and (SES4U) (Calculus [MCV4U] Renewable Energyw recommended)

76 Legend For admission to undergraduate programs, Ontario students must have the Ontario Secondary School w Co-operative education available Diploma (OSSD) with six 4U/M courses. 4U English is recommended. 4U/M credits for co-op courses will ¬ Early deadlines, see page 74 not be considered as part of the six courses. Higher averages are required for admission to programs for which the demand for places by qualified applicants exceeds the number of places available. The overall average required for admission is determined each year on a program by program basis. All programs

Minimum 2020 Minimum 2020 Degree program Areas of study Required prerequisite cut-off incoming class Degree program Areas of study Required prerequisite cut-off incoming courses range average courses range class average Bachelor of Architectural Ÿ Conservation and Sustainabilityw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 89% Bachelor of Global and Ÿ Africa and Globalization Ÿ Global Politics All BGInS: 75-77% 85% Studies¬­­ Ÿ Designw Ÿ Physics (SPH4U) International Studiesw Ÿ Europe and Russia in the World Ÿ Global Religions: Identity and Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Urbanismw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Ÿ French and Francophone Studies Community Ÿ Global Development Ÿ Global and Transnational History BGInS concentration in French Bachelor of Arts Ÿ African Studies Ÿ Greek and Roman Studies All BA programs: 75-77% 84% Ÿ Global Genders and Sexualities Ÿ Globalization, Culture and Power and Francophone Studies: Ÿ Anthropologyw Ÿ Historyw Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Global Inequalities and Ÿ Globalization and the Environment Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Applied Linguistics and Discourse Ÿ History and Theory BA Biology: Social Change Ÿ International Economic Policy Ÿ One French credit (4U) Studies of Architecture Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Global Law and Social Justice Ÿ Latin American and Caribbean Ÿ Art History Ÿ Human Rights and Ÿ Chemistry (SCH4U) Ÿ Global Literatures Studies Ÿ Biology Social Justice (Advanced Functions [MHF4U] Ÿ Global Media and Communication Ÿ Teaching English in Global Contexts Ÿ Canadian Studies Ÿ Indigenous Studies Ÿ Global Migration and w and Calculus Ÿ Childhood and Youth Studies Ÿ Law [MCV4U] recommended) Transnationalism Ÿ Criminology and Criminal Justice Ÿ Linguistics Ÿ Englishw Ÿ Music Bachelor of Health Sciences Ÿ Biomedical Sciences Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 85-88% 88% Ÿ Environmental Studiesw Ÿ Philosophy Ÿ Disability and Chronic Illness Ÿ Two credits from Biology Ÿ European and Russian Studiesw Ÿ Political Sciencew Ÿ Environment and Health (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Ÿ Film Studies Ÿ Psychologyw Ÿ Global Health Earth and Space Science Ÿ Frenchw Ÿ Religion Ÿ Health Throughout the Lifespan (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U) Ÿ Geographyw Ÿ Sociologyw (Calculus [MCV4U] strongly Ÿ Geomaticsw Ÿ Women’s and Gender Studies recommended) Bachelor of Ÿ Biological Foundations of Ÿ Language and Linguisticsw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 84% Bachelor of Option A: Bachelor of Humanities (Honours or Combined Honours) No specific prerequisites 80-84% 89% Cognitive Science Cognitionw Ÿ Philosophical and Conceptual Humanities¬ Ÿ Cognition and Computationw Issuesw Ÿ Cognition and Psychologyw Option B: Bachelor of Humanities and Biology (Combined Honours) Ÿ Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry (SCH4U) Bachelor of Commerce Ÿ Accountingw Ÿ International Businessw Ÿ English (ENG4U) 80% 85% Ÿ Entrepreneurshipw Ÿ Managementw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U)* Bachelor of Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 75-77% 87% Ÿ Financew Ÿ Marketingw Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U)+* Industrial Design¬w Ÿ Physics [SPH4U] Ÿ Information Systemsw Ÿ Supply Chain Managementw +Students without Calculus (MCV4U) may be (Calculus [MCV4U] and courses admitted conditionally and must complete in visual arts MATH 0009 in their first term of study. and/or technological design *High-achieving students without the Math are recommended) prerequisites may refer to: sprott.carleton.ca/ alternative-pathways-to-a-business-degree. Bachelor of Ÿ Information Resource Management (IRM) w Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 81% Information Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Bachelor of Communication and Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 82% Technology¬ Media Studiesw Ÿ Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD)w Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) w Bachelor of Ÿ Algorithms Ÿ Management and Business Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 85-88% 88% Ÿ Network Technology (NET)w Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Computer Science Ÿ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Systemsw Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U) Learningw Ÿ Software Engineeringw Ÿ Optical Systems and Sensors (OSS)w Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Ÿ Computer and Internet Securityw Ÿ Computer Game Developmentw Bachelor of Ÿ Global Financial Management Ÿ International Strategy and Human Ÿ English (ENG4U) 80% 87% International Business and Systems Resources Management Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Bachelor of Economics Ÿ Computational Analysisw Ÿ International Political Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 80% w w Ÿ International Marketing Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U)* Ÿ Development Economy Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Trade Ÿ Economic Theoryw Ÿ Mathematics and Quantitative (Calculus [MCV4U] strongly *Students without Calculus (MCV4U) Ÿ Economic Data Sciencew Economicsw recommended) may be admitted conditionally and must w complete MATH 0009 in their first term Ÿ Financial Economics Ÿ Natural Resources, Environment, of study. and Economyw Bachelor of Ÿ Aerospacew Ÿ Computer Systemsw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 75-85% 87% Bachelor of Ÿ Health Sciences Ÿ English (ENG4U) 85-88% 90% w Engineering Ÿ Architectural Conservation and Ÿ Electrical Ÿ Chemistry (SCH4U) Journalism Concentration in Health Sciences: Sustainabilityw Ÿ Engineering Physicsw Ÿ Physics (SPH4U) w w Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Biomedical and Electrical Ÿ Environmental Ÿ One credit from Calculus Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Ÿ Biomedical and Mechanicalw Ÿ Mechanicalw (MCV4U), Biology (SBI4U), w w Ÿ Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry Ÿ Civil Ÿ Software or Earth and Space Science (SCH4U) Ÿ Communicationsw Ÿ Sustainable and (SES4U) (Calculus [MCV4U] Renewable Energyw recommended)

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 77 have limited enrolment. Admission is not guaranteed and all requirements are subject to change. The admission average required for entry to the co-op option of the programs listed below may be higher than the cut-off range listed for the program itself. admissions.carleton.ca/apply

Minimum 2020 Minimum 2020 Degree program Areas of study Required prerequisite cut-off incoming Degree program Areas of study Required prerequisite cut-off incoming courses range class average courses range class average Bachelor of Global and Ÿ Africa and Globalization Ÿ Global Politics All BGInS: 75-77% 85% Bachelor of Journalism Ÿ English (ENG4U) 85-88% 92% International Studiesw Ÿ Europe and Russia in the World Ÿ Global Religions: Identity and Ÿ English (ENG4U) and Humanities Ÿ French and Francophone Studies Community Ÿ Global Development Ÿ Global and Transnational History BGInS concentration in French Bachelor of Ÿ Computational and Applied Ÿ Mathematics and Physicsw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 78-82% 87% Ÿ Global Genders and Sexualities Ÿ Globalization, Culture and Power and Francophone Studies: Mathematics Mathematics and Statisticsw Ÿ Mathematics/ Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U) Ÿ Global Inequalities and Ÿ Globalization and the Environment Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ Computer Mathematics Master of Science Social Change Ÿ International Economic Policy Ÿ One French credit (4U) Ÿ Computer Science and Ÿ Statisticsw Ÿ Global Law and Social Justice Ÿ Latin American and Caribbean Mathematicsw Ÿ Statistics and Economicsw Ÿ Global Literatures Studies Ÿ Mathematicsw Ÿ Statistics/Master of Science Ÿ Global Media and Communication Ÿ Teaching English in Global Contexts Ÿ Mathematics and Economicsw Ÿ Global Migration and Transnationalism Bachelor of Media Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 86% Production and Designw Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Bachelor of Health Sciences Ÿ Biomedical Sciences Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 85-88% 88% Ÿ Disability and Chronic Illness Ÿ Two credits from Biology Bachelor of Ÿ No specific prerequisites 75-77% 85% Ÿ Environment and Health (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Music¬ (English [ENG4U] Ÿ Global Health Earth and Space Science recommended) Ÿ Health Throughout the Lifespan (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U) (Calculus [MCV4U] strongly Bachelor of Ÿ Communication and Policy Ÿ No specific prerequisites 83-86% 89% recommended) Public Affairs and Studiesw Policy Management Ÿ Development Policy Studiesw Bachelor of Option A: Bachelor of Humanities (Honours or Combined Honours) No specific prerequisites 80-84% 89% w Humanities¬ Ÿ International Policy Studies Ÿ Public Policy and Administrationw Option B: Bachelor of Humanities and Biology (Combined Honours) Ÿ Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry w (SCH4U) Bachelor of Ÿ Biochemistry Ÿ Interdisciplinary Science Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 78-82% 87% Science Ÿ Bioinformaticsw and Practicew Ÿ Two credits from Biology Bachelor of Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 75-77% 87% Ÿ Biologyw Ÿ Linguistics (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Industrial Design¬w Ÿ Physics [SPH4U] Ÿ Biology and Physicsw Ÿ Nanoscience Earth and Space Science (Calculus [MCV4U] and courses Ÿ Biotechnologyw Ÿ Neuroscience and Biologyw (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U) in visual arts Ÿ Chemistryw Ÿ Neuroscience and (Calculus [MCV4U] strongly and/or technological design Ÿ Chemistry and Physicsw Mental Healthw recommended) are recommended) Ÿ Computational Biochemistryw Ÿ Psychology Ÿ Food Sciencew Bachelor of Ÿ Information Resource Management (IRM) w Ÿ English (ENG4U) 75-77% 81% Information Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Ÿ Earth Sciencesw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 78-82% 87% Technology¬ Ÿ Environmental Sciencew or Calculus (MCV4U) Ÿ Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD)w Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Ÿ Geomaticsw Ÿ Two credits from Biology Ÿ Physical Geographyw (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Ÿ Network Technology (NET)w Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U) Ÿ Optical Systems and Sensors (OSS)w Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Bachelor of Ÿ Global Financial Management Ÿ International Strategy and Human Ÿ English (ENG4U) 80% 87% Ÿ Physicsw Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) 78-82% 87% International Business and Systems Resources Management Ÿ Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Ÿ Applied Physicsw and Calculus (MCV4U) Ÿ International Marketing Ÿ Calculus (MCV4U)* Ÿ Mathematics and Physicsw Ÿ One credit from Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), and Trade *Students without Calculus (MCV4U) may be admitted conditionally and must Earth and Space Science complete MATH 0009 in their first term (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U) of study. Bachelor of Ÿ No specific prerequisites 75-80% 87% Social Work¬ (English strongly Bachelor of Ÿ Health Sciences Ÿ English (ENG4U) 85-88% 90% recommended) Journalism Concentration in Health Sciences: Ÿ English (ENG4U) Ÿ One Math credit (4U) Ÿ Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry (SCH4U)

CARLETON UNIVERSITY 78 Program index Accounting...... 22 Electrical Engineering...... 30 International Economic Policy...... 33 Actuarial Science...... 46 Engineering...... 27-30 International Policy Studies...... 50 Aerospace Engineering ...... 28 Engineering Physics...... 30 International Political Economy...... 26 Africa and Globalization...... 32 English...... 13 International Marketing and Trade...... 42 African Studies...... 11 Entrepreneurship...... 22 International Strategy and Algorithms ...... 25 Environmental Engineering...... 30 Human Resources Management...... 42 Anthropology ...... 11 Environmental Science...... 53-54 Journalism...... 43-44 Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies ...... 11 Environmental Studies...... 13 Journalism with a concentration in Health Sciences...... 44 Applied Physics...... 52, 55 Environment and Health...... 35 Journalism and Humanities...... 36, 44 Architectural Conservation and European and Russian Studies...... 13 Language and Linguistics...... 20 Sustainability Engineering...... 28 Europe and Russia in the World...... 32 Latin American and Caribbean Studies...... 33 Architectural Studies...... 9 Film Studies...... 13-14 Law...... 16 Art History...... 11 Finance...... 22 Linguistics (Arts)...... 16-17 Artifical Intelligence and Machine Learning...... 25 Financial Economics...... 26 Linguistics (Science)...... 54-55 Bachelor of Arts...... 10-19 Food Science...... 54 Management...... 22 Biochemistry...... 52 French...... 14 Management and Business Systems...... 25 Bioinformatics...... 52 French and Francophone Studies...... 32 Marketing...... 22 Biological Foundations of Cognition...... 20 Geography...... 14 Mathematics...... 45-46 Biology (Arts)...... 12 Geomatics (Arts)...... 14-15 Mathematics and Quantitative Economics...... 26 Biology (Science)...... 52 Geomatics (Science)...... 54 Mechanical Engineering...... 30 Biomedical and Electrical Engineering...... 28 Global Development...... 32 Media Production and Design...... 47 Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering...... 28 Global Financial Management and Systems...... 42 Mobile Computing...... 25 Biomedical Sciences...... 35 Global Genders and Sexualities...... 32 Music...... 48 Biotechnology...... 52 Global Health...... 35 Music (Arts)...... 16-17 Canadian Studies...... 12 Global Inequalities and Social Change...... 32 Nanoscience...... 55 Chemistry...... 52 Global and International Studies...... 31-32 Natural Resources, Environment and Economy...... 26 Childhood and Youth Studies...... 12 Global Law and Social Justice...... 32 Network Computing...... 25 Civil Engineering...... 28-29 Global Literatures...... 32 Network Technology...... 40 Cognition and Computation...... 20 Global Media and Communication...... 32 Neuroscience and Biology...... 55 Cognition and Psychology...... 20 Global Migration and Transnationalism...... 32-33 Neuroscience and Mental Health...... 55 Cognitive Science...... 20 Global Politics...... 33 Optical Systems and Sensors...... 40 Commerce...... 21-22 Global Religions: Identity and Community...... 33 Philosophical and Conceptual Issues...... 20 Communication and Media Studies...... 23 Global and Transnational History...... 33 Philosophy...... 17 Communication and Policy Studies...... 50 Globalization, Culture and Power...... 33 Physical Geography...... 55 Communications Engineering...... 29 Globalization and the Environment...... 33 Physics...... 55 Computational Analysis...... 26 Greek and Roman Studies...... 15 Political Science...... 17 Computational and Applied Mathematics and Statistics...46 Health Sciences...... 34-35 Public Affairs and Policy Management...... 49-50 Computational Biochemistry...... 52 Health Throughout the Lifespan...... 35 Public Policy and Administration...... 50 Computer and Internet Security...... 25 History...... 15 Psychology (Arts)...... 17-18 Computer Game Development...... 25 History and Theory of Architecture...... 15 Psychology (Science)...... 55 Computer Science...... 24-25 Humanities...... 36 Religion...... 18 Computer Systems Engineering...... 29 Humanities and Biology...... 36 Science...... 51-55 Conservation and Sustainability...... 9 Human Rights and Social Justice...... 15-16 Social Work...... 56-57 Criminology and Criminal Justice...... 13 Indigenous Studies...... 16 Sociology...... 18 Design...... 9 Industrial Applications Internship Option...... 25 Software Engineering...... 25, 30 Development...... 26 Industrial Design...... 37-38 Statistics...... 46 Development Policy Studies...... 50 Information Resource Management...... 39-40 Supply Chain Management...... 22 Disability and Chronic Illness...... 35 Information Systems...... 22 Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering...... 30 Earth Sciences...... 53 Information Technology...... 39-40 Teaching English in Global Contexts...... 33 Economic Data Science...... 26 Interactive Multimedia and Design...... 40 Urbanism...... 9 Economics...... 26 Interdisciplinary Science and Practice...... 54 Women’s and Gender Studies...... 18 Economic Theory...... 26 International Business...... 22, 41-42

79 Provincial requirements

Please see the Ontario admission requirements on pages 76-78 for admission requirements by degree and averages required. Use this chart to see which courses in your province fulfill those prerequisite requirements.

Province Ontario Alberta, British Manitoba New Newfoundland Nova Scotia Prince Quebec Saskatchewan NWT, Columbia, Brunswick & Labrador Edward CEGEP Nunavut Yukon Island

General The Ontario High school High school High school High school High school High school High school One year of High school Requirements Secondary diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma CEGEP with a diploma School including including including including including 10 including including minimum of including Diploma five courses four Grade five courses five credits at the five courses five 12 academic six courses (OSSD) with numbered 12 academic at the 40 academic 3000 level numbered 12 academic courses numbered 30 a minimum 30 or 31 courses level courses at academic or courses at of six 4U/M the Grade 12 advanced the 611 or 621 courses level level

Prerequisite Advanced Math 30-1 Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Math 3200 Pre-Calculus Math 621B Mathematics Pre-Calculus Equivalencies Functions 12 Math 40S A 120 and 12 (201) Calculus 30 (MHF4U) B 120 1

Biology Biology 30 Anatomy and Biology 40S Biology Biology 3201 Biology 12 Biology 621A Biology (101) Biology 30 (SBI4U) Physiology 121/122 General 12 Biology

Calculus Math 31 Calculus 12 Calculus 45S Calculus 120 Calculus 3208 Calculus 12 Math 611B Mathematics Calculus 30 (MCV4U) (201) Calculus 1

Chemistry Chemistry 30 Chemistry 12 Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry 3202 Chemistry 12 Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry 30 (SCH4U) 40S 121/122 621A (202) General Chemistry or Chemistry of Solutions

English ELA 30-1 English 12 or ELA 40S English 122 English 3201 English 12 English 621A English (603) ELA A30 and (ENG4U) English First B30 Peoples 12

Mathematics Math 30-2 Foundations Applied Math Foundations Math 3201 Math 12 Math 621A Mathematics Foundations of of Data of Math 12 40S of Math 120 (201) Linear Math 30 Management Algebra (MDM4U)

Physics Physics 30 Physics 12 Physics 40S Physics 12 Physics 3204 Physics 12 Physics 621A Physics (203) Physics 30 (SPH4U) Mechanics or Electricity and Magnetism

Notes For a list of acceptable courses by province: admissions.carleton.ca/apply.

80 Provincial requirements Future

Please see the Ontario admission requirements on pages 76-78 for admission requirements by degree and averages required. Use this chart to see which courses in your province fulfill those prerequisite requirements. opportunities

Province Ontario Alberta, British Manitoba New Newfoundland Nova Scotia Prince Quebec Saskatchewan Carleton University offers a variety of certificate and diploma programs. Students enrolled NWT, Columbia, Brunswick & Labrador Edward CEGEP in these programs are able to benefit from the same university resources and support Nunavut Yukon Island services as our regular, full-time degree students. For information regarding admission requirements, visit admissions.carleton.ca/certificates. General The Ontario High school High school High school High school High school High school High school One year of High school Certificates and Diploma Programs available at Carleton University: Secondary diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma diploma CEGEP with a diploma Requirements ■ Certificate in Carillon Studies ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting School including including including including including 10 including including minimum of including Diploma five courses four Grade five courses five credits at the five courses five 12 academic six courses ■ Certificate in Nunavut Public Service Studies ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Art History (OSSD) with numbered 12 academic at the 40 academic 3000 level numbered 12 academic courses numbered 30 ■ Certificate in Multidisciplinary Studies in Mental Health and Wellbeing ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Cognitive Science a minimum 30 or 31 courses level courses at academic or courses at ■ Certificate in Professional Writing ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Economics of six 4U/M the Grade 12 advanced the 611 or 621 ■ Certificate in Science and Policy ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Film Studies courses level level ■ Certificate in Science Communication ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in History and Theory of Architecture

■ Certificate in the Teaching of English as a Second Language ■ Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Professional Writing Prerequisite Advanced Math 30-1 Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Math 3200 Pre-Calculus Math 621B Mathematics Pre-Calculus Equivalencies Functions 12 Math 40S A 120 and 12 (201) Calculus 30 Graduate programs (MHF4U) B 120 1 Thinking of grad school? Think Carleton! With a graduate degree from Carleton, you’ll be able to shape your future based on your specific study and research interests. We offer a wide variety of unique graduate programs with many specializations. Biology Biology 30 Anatomy and Biology 40S Biology Biology 3201 Biology 12 Biology 621A Biology (101) Biology 30 Learn more at graduate.carleton.ca/programs. (SBI4U) Physiology 121/122 General 12 Biology ■ Master of Accounting (MAcc) Public History Geography (Physical Geography) Political Science Religion and Public Life Health Sciences Psychology ■ Master of Applied Business Analytics in Technology Innovation Management (MABA) Sociology† Health: Science, Technology and Policy Public Policy Calculus Math 31 Calculus 12 Calculus 45S Calculus 120 Calculus 3208 Calculus 12 Math 611B Mathematics Calculus 30 Sustainable Energy† Management Social Work (MCV4U) (201) Calculus ■ Master of Applied Science (MASc) Women’s and Gender Studies Mathematics and Statistics* Sociology 1 Aerospace Engineering* Neuroscience Biomedical Engineering* ■ Master of Business Administration (MBA) ■ COLLABORATIVE SPECIALIZATIONS Northern Studies African Studies (Master’s) Civil Engineering* ■ Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Shanghai Physics* Chemistry Chemistry 30 Chemistry 12 Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry 3202 Chemistry 12 Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry 30 Electrical and Computer Engineering* Biochemistry (Master’s, PhD) ■ Master of Cognitive Science (M.Cog.Sc.) (SCH4U) 40S 121/122 621A (202) General Environmental Engineering* ■ Master of Social Work (MSW) Bioinformatics (Master’s) ■ Master of Computer Science (MCS)†* Chemical and Environmental Toxicology (Master’s, PhD) Chemistry or Human-Computer Interaction ■ Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Chemistry of Mechanical Engineering* Computer Science Aerospace Engineering* Climate Change (Master’s) Sustainable Energy Engineering and Policy Human-Computer Interaction Anthropology Data Science (Master’s) Solutions Digital Humanities (Master’s) Technology Innovation Management ■ Master of Design (MDes) Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies Architecture Latin American and Caribbean Studies (Master’s) English ELA 30-1 English 12 or ELA 40S English 122 English 3201 English 12 English 621A English (603) ELA A30 and ■ Master of Architecture (MArch) ■ Master of Entrepreneurship in Technology Innovation Political Economy (PhD) Management (MEnt) Biology* ■ Master of Architectural Studies (MAS) (ENG4U) English First B30 Biomedical Engineering* ■ GRADUATE DIPLOMAS ■ Master of Engineering (MEng) Peoples 12 ■ Master of Arts (MA) Canadian Studies*** Architectural Conservation Anthropology Aerospace Engineering* Chemistry* Curatorial Studies Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies Biomedical Engineering* Civil Engineering* Economic Policy Mathematics Math 30-2 Foundations Applied Math Foundations Math 3201 Math 12 Math 621A Mathematics Foundations of Art and Architectural History Civil Engineering* Cognitive Science Ethics and Public Affairs of Data of Math 12 40S of Math 120 (201) Linear Math 30 Canadian Studies Electrical and Computer Engineering* Communication European Integration Studies Management Algebra Communication Environmental Engineering* Computer Science* Health: Science, Technology and Policy (MDM4U) Economics Infrastructure Protection and International Security Cultural Mediations Indigenous Policy and Administration English Mechanical Engineering* Earth Sciences* Infrastructure Protection and International Security (IPIS) European, Russian and Eurasian Studies† Sustainable Energy Engineering and Policy Economics* Linguistics Physics Physics 30 Physics 12 Physics 40S Physics 12 Physics 3204 Physics 12 Physics 621A Physics (203) Physics 30 Film Studies Technology Innovation Management Electrical and Computer Engineering* Migration and Diaspora Studies (SPH4U) Mechanics French and Francophone Studies ■ Master of Information Technology English Northern Studies or Electricity Geography Network Technology Environmental Engineering* Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership and History Digital Media Ethics and Public Affairs Public Policy and Program Evaluation (online) Human-Computer Interaction Geography Work and Labour Magnetism ■ Master of Infrastructure Protection and International International Affairs† Security (MIPIS)† Health Sciences International Affairs/Juris Doctor** History ■ Master of Journalism (MJ) † Co-operative education available Notes For a list of acceptable courses by province: admissions.carleton.ca/apply. Legal Studies Information Technology * Joint program between Carleton University and the Linguistics ■ Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership (MPNL) International Affairs University of Ottawa Migration and Diaspora Studies Legal Studies ** Program requires application and registration ■ Master of Political Management (MPM) Music and Culture Linguistics, Language Documentation and Revitalization at both Carleton University and the University of Northern Studies ■ Master of Public Policy and Administration (MPPA)† Management Ottawa *** Joint program between Carleton University and Philosophy ■ Master of Science (MSc) Mathematics and Statistics* Trent University Political Economy Biology* Mechanical Engineering* Political Science† Chemistry* Neuroscience Psychology Earth Sciences* Physics*

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Join us for a tour Please visit our website to learn more about these Carleton’s self-contained campus is bordered One of the best ways to get to know Carleton is to tours and when they are being offered. by the Rideau Canal, the Rideau River and take a tour. the surrounding community. It is located a Attend an online or on-campus short ride from Parliament Hill and Ottawa’s Our 45-minute Guided Virtual Tours are event downtown core. This complementary blend available year-round. Our experienced tour There are so many ways to connect with of city life and nature, culture and heritage, guides will lead you through the highlights of Carleton! We are offering several online events business and government makes Carleton such a our campus and provide first-hand knowledge to connect you to Carleton and answer your unique place to study and learn. and insight into academics, support services and questions. Please also continue to visit our student life. carleton.ca/tours website to find out about on-campus events we Travel to Ottawa may be hosting. As the capital of Canada, Ottawa is well You can experience our campus at any point connected locally, nationally and internationally. through our regular virtual tours, which Your home away from home Ottawa is home to an international airport, include classrooms, the university library, our Ottawa is a wonderful place to study, offering a train station and is serviced by local public underground tunnel system, athletics facilities you opportunities you won’t find anywhere transit. Ottawa is a 2-hour drive from Montreal, and more. virtualtour.carleton.ca else. Studying in a G7 capital city gives Carleton 4 1/2 hour drive from Toronto and a 1-hour drive students unparalleled advantages, such as to the state of New York. Our on-campus walking tours usually take 1.5 exceptional co-op and research opportunities hours and are led by current Carleton students. that will enrich your university experience.

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