CANADIAN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY Shape Your Journey at CMU

Shape your Journey

CANADIAN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY Shape your journey at CMU

Canadian Mennonite University offers you a new approach to university: based on belief that learning is active, that belonging to community is vital; that following God’s way makes a difference; and that peace and justice are able to be realized. In a rigorous academic community, faculty and staff mentor you, giving you the tools for discovery, reflection and change. At CMU, we are committed to: ◆ Learning through Thinking and Doing ◆ Extending Generous Hospitality ◆ Engaging in Radical Dialogue ◆ Modelling Invitational Community ◆ Educating for Peace and Justice About CMU

Campus Life

Programs

Practica

Outtatown

Admissions & Financial Aid

Course Listing Choose your Path CMU offers a unique university experience. As a Christian university, we value engaged learning, faith, community, and making a difference in our world. CMU welcomes diverse students from many denominational, religious, and life backgrounds. All are encouraged to explore, question, imagine, and to grow to understand, value, and care for others and their world.

CMU’s Shaftesbury Campus offers Bachelor degrees, with over 20 declared majors, Bachelor of Business Administration, Music and Music Therapy degrees, along with pre-professional studies. In addi- tion, we offer graduate and certificate studies in Theology and Christian Ministry. CMU offers a one-year,Outtatown discipleship program in which students learn while travelling and serving across Canada and in French Africa, Guatemala, and South Africa. Menno Simons College (MSC), CMU’s program on the campus of The University of Winnipeg, offers undergraduate programs in Conflict Resolution Studies and International Development Studies, with over 1100 students registered. MSC is increasingly recognized as the premier, undergraduate centre for peace and justice studies in Canada. To inquire further about MSC programs, go to www.mscollege.ca. Within the walls of our beautiful campus, new ideas and innovative thinking intersect with age-old wisdom and understanding. Rigorous academic studies, experiential learning, and community combine to form a foundation for students who want a life that will impact change. Grow in Faith We want your educational journey to lead not only to a career, but to a calling. While we freely welcome all students regardless of creed or background, we also challenge them to grapple with faith and life issues. Dare to let your life be shaped by the life of Jesus. Examine your faith, make it your own. Discover ways to make peace and justice a reality. See the world as a place where you can serve God and make a difference for others.

At CMU, students from many backgrounds have caught the spirit of the words of Menno Simons, a 16th century Christian from whom Mennonites take their name. He said, “True evangelical faith cannot lie sleeping. It clothes the naked. It feeds the hungry. It comforts the sorrowful. It shelters the destitute. It serves those that harm it. It binds up that which is wounded. It has become all things to all people.” Challenge and grow your faith through weekly chapels and participation in fellowship groups. Campus chapel services gather our university community and open opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to worship, share faith stories, listen to speakers from around the world, and exchange ideas and commitments. Nurturing spiritual life within a university community helps all of us become people who choose to make a difference in the world. A Biblical and Theological Studies core forms part of each CMU degree program. Engage in lively dialogue. Grow from integrated learning at its best.

2 3 Belong to a Community

4 At CMU, discover a community in which to build identity, value, and perspective–and one where all are respected and supported. Whether meeting friends at a Blazer’s game, gathering for worship, relaxing at the student-run café, engaging in hallway dialogue, or eating together in the dining hall, our students benefit from campus life. At CMU, you can’t help but be embraced within a diverse university family. Participate in campus events. Engage questions that matter to you. Be involved in student leadership. Initiate a new venture. The options are limitless, and the choices are yours.

Sustainable Community CMU faculty, staff, and students are committed to environmentally sound practices. A dedicated cycling community (winners of the Manitoba Commuter Challenge for the past three years), a student-run campus bike co-op, and an on-campus organic farm attest to CMU’s “green” campus initiatives.

Student Leadership Opportunities Students can join Student Council, organize and participate in numerous student-led initiatives, and support a variety of projects. Returning students can test their leadership by serving as Residence or Commuter Assistants.

Service Opportunities CMU students serve in the volunteer ranks of many local organizations. A Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) trip during reading week provides an additional, unique opportunity to learn and serve.

Vibrant Community Life CMU brings together residential and commuter students in the best possible way. Whether you live on campus or off, the CMU community is a place to make and expand a network of significant relationships. We know from experience that your involvement on campus builds leadership, opens friendships, and strengthens your academic experience and achievement.

Living in Residence Residence life opens unique opportunities to experience a supportive environment and develop lasting friendships. Each year, over 200 CMU students choose to live in residence. Explore CMU’s great housing options and find the right fit for you!

Commuting to CMU Our goal is to create a home on campus for our commuter students. CMU services and programs, including our commuter lounge where students can relax and prepare light meals, student events, and a dining hall meal plan, help our commuter students experience CMU community life.

Meal Plans CMU’s dining hall is a great meeting place for students throughout the day. Our staff provide a varied menu of healthy, home-style meals. Nightly snack time is a highlight. Students can purchase meal plans offering full weekly meals or select flexible meal options to suit individual needs. Special dietary requirements are met through a personalized approach.

CMU has gifted me with a deep sense of community and with life-long friendships. One of its greatest influences has been my professors, whose wisdom, compassion, and commitment inspire me. While CMU is a Mennonite university, it welcomes many like me from other traditions and creates such a positive and diverse atmosphere in which to learn. ‘‘ Brad Langendoen (Current Student), Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies ‘‘ 5 Pursue Athletic and Academic Excellence

CMU’s competitive athletic programs enhance a student-athlete’s university experience. We help our athletes pursue athletic excellence together with academic distinction, all while nurturing emotional, social, and spiritual strength and maturity. Over 70 percent of CMU’s varsity athletes maintain academic GPAs of 3.0 or higher.

Competitive Conference Play CMU is a member of the Manitoba Colleges Athletics Conference (MCAC) that includes eight universities and colleges in Manitoba and Minnesota. Excellent league competition in women’s and men’s soccer, volleyball, and basketball are supported by annual tournaments involving college and university teams in Western Canada, Ontario, and the United States.

Great Facilities The Loewen Athletic Centre is home for CMU volleyball and basketball games where an electric game-night atmosphere offers athletes an excit- ing playing experience. The varsity athletics field is located on campus and is the training site for the CMU soccer teams, while home games are played at the nearby BLAZERS ATHLETICS Winnipeg Soccer Complex. CMU’s fitness room, adjacent to the Loewen Athletic Centre, provides daily access to weights, exercise machines, and cardio equipment.

6 Studywith Outstanding Faculty

CMU courses are taught by outstanding and dedicated faculty. Professors and instructors are passionate about the subjects they teach, and they care about students. Their openness and accessibility are critical to student success at CMU.

Over 80 percent of full-time faculty members hold doctoral degrees from universities across the continent. Many CMU faculty members have lived in other countries, bringing an international flavour and broadened perspectives to their teaching. Year after year, our students say they deeply value accessibility to interested, engaged, and caring faculty at CMU. If you appreciate an environment where students and professors get to know one another, then you are going to love CMU.

As a faculty member, I don’t really teach. I learn alongside fellow scholars, artists, healers, and activists. Together, we ask questions and try out solutions. I can’t imagine a better place to teach or to study. Dr. Sue Sorensen, PhD CMU Assistant Professor of English

For me, teaching is more than what happens in the classroom. It’s about entering into a relationship with students, through activities and conversing with them at school or in my home. My goal is to inspire them to live out what they have learned at CMU, and to leave the university stronger in their faith and equipped to meet life’s challenges. Dr. Sheila Klassen-Wiebe, PhD Associate Professor of New Testament

7 Choose Career Options

Whether you come to CMU from high school, following a few years in the workplace, as a transfer student from another university or college, or as a mature student returning to studies, CMU will help you excel academically while you explore and expand your abilities and your career path.

Challenging Academic Programs CMU offers four baccalaureate degree programs and a variety of majors from which to choose. Course programs are carefully constructed with students in mind and are offered by an exceptional academic faculty committed to inspire and equip each student for the future. Member of The Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada (AUCC) CMU was chartered as a university in 1998 and became a member of AUCC in 2008. Membership in AUCC, combined with the appropriate provincial legislation, is a mark of quality higher education that is well recognized in Canada and abroad. AUCC membership gives confidence that a CMU degree will receive recognition at other universities and colleges.

Ideal Class Sizes At CMU, we are committed to meaningful dialogue and interaction with other students and with open access to professors. CMU’s average class size is 21 students.

Abundant Digital and Print Resources CMU’s library offers extensive electronic resources, including online journals and databases, and features over 108,000 books, periodicals, print materials, and CDs. CMU also has reciprocal borrowing privileges with other colleges and universities, enabling access to additional library resources.

The CMU Calendar, online at www.cmu.ca, contains detailed information on all CMU programs.

8 Seek Wisdom. Biblical and Theological Studies

Do you wonder about the theological traditions and history of the church, or the experiences and practices of Christian communities around the world? Are you looking to apply biblical and theological wisdom to contemporary personal and social issues? Does a career in church ministry interest you?

Disciplined and Thoughtful Reflection Biblical and Theological Studies (BTS) forms part of every CMU program fostering significant dialogue across disciplines. Students are encouraged to engage the diversity of Christian traditions and convictions together with questions, issues and worldviews emerging in every program of study. Biblical and Theological Studies helps prepare students to think and live as Christians regardless of their vocational path. BTS will inspire and challenge you.

Preparation for Ministry A BTS major prepares students for ministries within the church, including congre- gational leadership, missions and service, worship, youth ministry, or involvement with church-related organizations. Many students who major in a BTS Ministry Arts stream successfully find ministry positions after graduation.

9 Lead with a Do you want to become a competent, inspired, and creative business leader? Do you imagine your business involvement difference. making a real difference in our community and world? Business and Business and Organizational Administration courses in financial management, ac- Organizational counting, organizational behavior, economics, marketing, leadership, methodologies, entrepreneurship, and human resources prepare students for leadership in the business Administration world. CMU integrates faith, ethics, and disciplined business studies to prepare you for your career path in business. CMU’s Bachelor of Business Administration program (5-yr.) offers majors in Business Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Human Resources Management, and Ac- counting, and features an optional co-op opportunity, affording students valuable workplace experience.

Tell your Do you wonder how to make sense of the information and endless stream of media you encounter? Can faith-informed thinking stories. help you examine the way society tells stories and communicates Communications values? Might a life of work and service as a creative communicator in a not-for-profit organization, media industry, church, or business and Media intrigue you? Communications and Media courses develop your abilities to write, interview, speak, broadcast, use social media, work with media, and do marketing and public relations. Enhance your critical-thinking skills, expand your story-telling capacity, and engage in experiential learning.

10 Broaden your Understanding. Humanities

Do you want to understand what it takes to communicate effectively? How would you benefit from learning to think, analyze, imagine, and work with others in significant new ways? Studies in the Humanities help form analytical, creative, critical, and imaginative thinking and collaboration skills valued in arts graduates.

English gives you tools to think, write, and interpret fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. The study of literature makes a unique contribution to the examined Christian life by teaching sensitivity to metaphor and narrative. Learn to appreciate the power of language.

History enables you to understand various movements and influences that, throughout time, have shaped and formed the world in which you live. Studying history provides context and perspective on the cultural, religious, political, economic, and individual forces and events that shape us today.

Philosophy, in its traditional sense, is understood as the ‘love of wisdom.’ It explores fundamental questions about what is real, what we can know, and what we should do, and inquires significantly into the Christian faith. In Philosophy, students develop systematic and rational thinking skills.

11 Share your song. Music and Music Therapy

Can you imagine how music might offer a vision of beauty in a broken world; how music can help us hear the voice of those different from ourselves; how music might transform us and be seen as a gift of God? CMU’s exceptional music programs include music majors, minors, and students from many disciplines. A wide variety of ensembles and small chamber groups are tailored to meet diverse needs, interests, and talents.

Music Studies develops a strong foundation in history and theory along with practical skills. See how your studies meaningfully relate to church, community, and other settings. CMU’s distinc- tive music program focuses on musical versatility and community involvement. Concentrations include composition, performance, music education, musicology, and music ministry. Music Therapy, the only program of its kind in the prairie provinces, teaches you to use music in a skilful, systematic way to promote positive changes in the mental, physical, emotional, or spiritual functioning of individuals and groups. CMU’s program includes academic and clinical work culmi- nating in an internship at an approved facility.

Watch Rebecca Reesor, CMU President’s Gold Medal Winner 2011, in concert at media.cmu.ca

12 Never before had I imagined that calculus could flow so easily into theological discourse, or that literary theory could be used to transform ‘‘ interpersonal and global conflicts. Raya Cornelsen CMU Mathematics Major, Winnipeg, MB ‘‘

Inquire and Explore. Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathemenatics

Do you wonder about studying science while in conversation with other disciplines? Can you imagine a science program that opens students to think critically, become theologically literate, open to dialogue and committed to having science make a positive difference in the world? Scientific knowledge enables us to make advances in medicine, agriculture, engineering, and even in entertainment and play. Science is key to finding solutions to so many issues that our world faces. At CMU, we nurture a love of scientific inquiry that inspires graduates to make a difference in the world.

Science requirements for BA programs and pre-professional studies can be fulfilled at CMU. We offer a major in Math- ematics as well as science courses to meet pre-professional requirements in education, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and other science-related programs. Mathematics develops skills beneficial for careers in business, accounting, education, and many other fields. Learn to solve problems creatively and reason analytically. Consider the limitations and ethical applications of mathematics, how it can inspire awe of the Creator, and how it has informed self-understanding and theology. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics courses are enhanced through hands-on learning in CMU’s modern science lab. CMU science courses can broaden your understanding, expand your worldview, and prepare you for professional studies in science-related fields.

13 Make a Difference. Social Sciences How can our understanding of human interaction, cultures, and the places in which we live help us respond to issues and questions that we encounter daily? With many different majors offered, CMU students are equipped to enact positive change and help create a just society.

Disaster Recovery Studies opens an understanding of the nature of disasters, their aftermath, and the best ways to help people and communities recover physically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. Develop analytic competen- cies, project management skills, and leadership qualities for working with relief organizations. Geography concerns itself with physical and human interaction on the earth’s geo-systems. Physical Geography explores where and why natural phenomena occur as they do. Human Geography opens us to the interplay between humans and their cultures. Exploring the interplay between physical and human factors is central to the discipline and key to appreciating and caring for creation.

14 In spring 2011, CMU launched a collaborative urban farm project on campus to address issues of food security, land stewardship, and project development—all areas that taught at CMU by Kenton Lobe. See news release and more CMU farm photos: www.media.cmu.ca

International Development Studies challenges you to explore the causes and consequences of wealth and poverty in an increasingly interdependent global community and to envision paths toward a transformed, just world. IDS prepares students for citizenship and careers in an increasingly interdependent global community. Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies builds understanding of the nature and dynamics of human conflict and offers alternative ways of dealing with conflict that develop healthy relationships and prevent violence. Gain understanding and learn to interact constructively with personal, local, and global conflict situations. Political Studies addresses power balances among people, communities, and states. Explore a truly global approach to politics, including the study of human rights, peace and conflict, ecological politics, and a focus on faith and social justice. Psychology allows you to explore the many facets of human experience from development, learning, and memory to social interactions and their physiological underpinnings. Study in Psychology at CMU offers a thorough understanding of oneself and others within a holistic framework. Social Sciences Major offers concentrations that focus on Counselling Studies, Intercultural Studies, and Social Service Studies, giving you knowledge and skills for careers in human service and social welfare organizations. Sociology examines culture, socialization, groups and organizations, social processes, community, social stratifica- tion, social change, religion, and family. You will be challenged to think about how faith and beliefs are shaped by society and how you in turn can shape society. 15 Consider a Professional Career. CMU offers accredited pre-professional programs. Visit CMU online, under Academics and Undergraduate Studies, for course requirements related to Agriculture, Dentistry, Education, Human Ecology, Kinesiology, Law, Medical Rehabilitation, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Education and Recreation, and Social Work.

Our Admissions Counsellors will assist you in determining course requirements for future professional studies.

16 Learn. Think. Experience. CMU Practica

At CMU, because we value experiential learning for our students, every graduating student is required to participate in a one-term practicum, completed during the school year, in the summer, or over the course of a year. They can be done locally, in North America, or around the world.

Through your practicum, you apply your classroom learning, broaden your world, challenge yourself academically, develop new skills and abilities, and test your career interests. It’s a great way to find out who you are and what you might do with your life. Your CMU practicum offers you an opportunity to deepen your academic learning through life experience and hands- on learning. Test work and vocational possibilities, and enrich your understanding as you and others bring your practicum experiences back to the classroom. Practicum assignments give you an opportunity to build workplace connections as you engage with an institution, agency, or business that takes a keen interest in offering practical experience for students. Maximize your learning opportunities. Experience learning in a way that affirms and challenges you in your career journey.

When I was doing my practicum in the rural village of Olepolos, in Kenya, I learned about Maasai culture by being invited into the kitchen each night, as the women cooked by lantern light. I learned about pastoralism by walking with my host brothers as they led their sheep. And I learned about social change by listening to the elders as they recounted local history. It is these experiences that show me how little my education was of my own doing, and how much it was given to me through unprecedented acts of generosity and hospitality.

Michael Bueckert (CMU ‘10), Saskatoon, SK Class of 2010 Valedictorian, International Development Studies

17 Get Outtatown

18 Have you considered a year of learning where your classroom is as large as the world? Can you imagine how learning through experience and living with a close-knit community of friends, and in other cultures, might enrich your understanding of yourself, God, and the world?

Choose from CMU Outtatown’s two-semester programs with sites in Guatemala and South Africa. Through short-term courses at retreat centres in Western Canada, reading and journaling, experiencing service in Canada and in other countries, and living in community, you will be inspired, encouraged, and challenged to know God, know yourself, and know the world. CMU also offers a one-semester French Africa bilingual program with destinations in Winnipeg’s St. Boniface, Montreal, Paris, and Burkina Faso. Outtatown provides a great foundation for future studies at CMU. Students who meet CMU admission requirements are eligible for up to 18 credits for two-semesters of Outtatown studies, and 9 credits for the one-semester French Africa program.

There is something very unique about Outtatown; it is much more than a few history lessons, more challenging than some service projects, more than a vacation... It is about truly experiencing the culture, people, and history, becoming ‘‘ more aware of myself, and learning where I am in the overall picture. In the raw environment of Guatemala, I’ve been able to rekindle what it means to be a child of God. Something’s different, something’s better, something’s kindled a new passion, and I plan to bring it all back home. Jordan Klassen (OT ’09-’10) Outtatown Graduate, Guatemala Site www.outtatown.com ‘‘

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19 Admissions Requirements

Alberta British Columbia Five 30- level courses Four Grade 12 provincially examinable courses Average: 60% or higher in each subject Average: 60% or higher in each subject Course Requirements Course Requirements English 30-1 English 12 Four additional 30- level courses Three of the following: Communications 12, Calculus 12, Chemistry 12, Language 12, Principles of Math 12, Applications of Math 12, Eng Lit 12, Geography 12, BC First Nations Studies 12, Physics 12

Manitoba Five full Senior 4S (Specialized), G (General) Additional English 40S, Geography 40S, History of Western or U (Dual-University) credits Civilization 40S, Languag 40S, Law 40S, Mathematics 40S Average: 65% or higher in English and (including but not limited to: Applied Mathematics 40S, two academic subjects Pre-Calculus 40S, Consumer Mathematics 40S) Physics 40S, 60% or higher overall average in all five courses Psychology 40S, World Issues 40S. Course Requirements Other Courses No more than two of the following: Art 40S, Computer Sci- English 40S with a minimum grade of 60% ence 40S, Drama 40S, Family Studies 40S, Music 40S (includ- Academic Courses ing but not limited to Band, Choral, Jazz), Other full Senior 4 Two or more of the following: Accounting Systems 40S, (Specialized), G (General) or U (Dual University) credits. Biology 40S, Chemistry 40S, Economics 40S, One

New Brunswick Nova Scotia Five grade 12 courses at the 120-, 121-, or 122- level Five academic or advanced grade 12 courses Average: 60% or higher in each subject Average: 70% or higher overall average in Course Requirements all five courses English 122 Course Requirements Four additional courses at the 120-, 121, or 122- level. English (academic or advanced) Four additional academic or advanced level courses

Northwest Territories Nunavut Five 30- level courses Five 30- level courses Average: 60% or higher in each subject Average: 60% or higher in each subject Course Requirements Course Requirements English 30-1 English 30-1 Four additional 30- level courses Four additional 30- level courses

20 Ontario Quebec Six 4U or 4M courses First year CEGEP with 12 credits or Quebec Average: 60% or higher in each subject Senior High School Leaving Certificate Course Requirements with six subjects English 4U Average: GPA of 2.0 or average of 60% or higher Five additional 4U or 4M courses Course Requirements 12 credits including English

Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan Five grade 12 courses Five 30- level courses Average: 65% higher in each subject Average: 65% or higher in each subject Course Requirements Course Requirements English English A30 and B30 Mathematics Three additional 30-level courses Three additional Academic electives

Yukon Territory Four provincially examinable courses BC First Nations Studies 12, Biology 12, Calculus 12, Average: 60% or higher in each subject Chemistry 12, Communications 12, English Literature Course Requirements 12, Geography 12, Geology 12, History 12, Language English 12 12, Physics 12, Principles of Math 12 Three of the following: Applications of Math 12,

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Transfer Students Students who have completed 30 credit hours or more at a post-secondary institution will be evaluated based on their post-secondary studies and will need to submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions they have attended. Course transfer evaluations will be completed upon acceptance. Homeschool Students Homeschool students are required to provide a provincial transcript or a written declaration or transcript from their primary educator. Mature Students Students who are 21 years of age or older and do not meet regular admission requirements may be admitted as mature students. Contact your Admissions Counsellor for details and advice. How to Apply Submit an application for admission along with official transcripts from high school or post-secondary institutions. The $50 Application Fee is waived if you apply by November 30 for enrolment the following September.

CMU Admissions Counsellors provide close support to students. We advise on admission requirements and alert you regarding important dates in the process. 21 Financial Aid and Bursaries

Each year, CMU awards over $350,000 in scholarships, bursaries, and grants. Students must apply to access these funds. Most awards and financial aid require that a student be registered for three courses or more each semester. Scholarships

Academic Entrance Awards CMU provides awards to all students with high academic entering averages, recognizing the hard work it takes to achieve academic excellence. 80% to 84.9% - $750 90% to 94.9% - $1,500 85% to 89.9% - $1,000 95% and up - $2,000 Apply for admission and provide an official transcript by February 28 for Fall Semester and by November 30 for Winter Semester

Athletic Merit Awards Six Athletic Merit Awards worth $3,000 each over four years are awarded to new student athletes. To be considered, students must submit a letter of intent and be recommended by a member of the CMU Blazers Coaching Staff. Recognition can be achieved by attending a Blazers ID Camp or submitting a video record- ing highlighting athletic skills.

Leadership Awards and Leadership Merit Awards CMU offers four Leadership Scholarships worth $10,000 over four years and four Leadership Merit Awards worth $1,000 over one year. Application closing date: February 28

Program Merit Awards Six Program Merit Awards worth $3,000 each over four years are awarded to new students who have expressed interest in a specific program of study. (BTS, Business, Communications, Humanities, Social Science and Science.) Application closing date: February 28

22 Music Merit Awards Six Music Merit Awards worth $3,000 each over four years are awarded to new students who have successfully auditioned and are admitted to the CMU School of Music. Application closing date: February 28

Transfer Scholarships Students who transfer to CMU are eligible for Transfer Scholarships worth $1,000 with a GPA of 3.8 or higher on a 4.5 scale, or 3.6 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Apply for admission and provide an official transcript by April 30. Bursaries Financial Need Bursaries Each year in October, students with financial need can apply for bursary money.

Travel Bursaries Students who travel to attend a campus visit are eligible to receive a travel credit of up to $400 if they attend CMU. Other Financial Aid Church Matching Grants CMU matches money given to students by their churches in amounts of up to $500. Your CMU admissions counsellor can assist you in applying for matching grants.

Loans CMU students are eligible to apply for provincial student loans from Canadian provinces and federal student loans from Canada (www.canlearn.ca) and the United States (www.fafsa.com).

On-Campus Employment CMU offers employment in a variety of areas helping students gain work experience and earn extra money to support their studies. On campus jobs provide five hours or more of employment per week, with typical earnings of $500 and higher per semester.

23 Plan Your Trip to CMU. Located in the centre of Canada, in Manitoba’s capital city of Winnipeg, CMU is easily accessible by air, road, and rail. CMU Shaftesbury Campus is located on 44 acres and features a beautiful Tyndall-stone heritage building, teaching and administrative centres, new science and communication laboratories, athletic facilities, and student residences.

Campus Visit Days Experience a day as a CMU student and get a taste of what campus life is all about. Sit in on class, attend chapel, meet students, staff, and faculty, and take a campus tour. 2011-2012 Campus Visit Days: October 21, November 25, February 3, March 16

Open House Find out more about our programs, meet faculty, tour campus, and decide if CMU is a fit for you. Plan your visit now for our February 22, 2012 Open House.

Individual Visits You may arrange with our Enrolment staff for a personal visit and campus tour.

Our Admissions Counsellors will help guide you and provide the details you need as you discern your future studies and career path.

24 Bachelor of Arts (majors) ◆ Biblical and Theological Studies, Honours ◆ International Development Studies ◆ Biblical and Theological Studies, General Stream ◆ Mathematics* ◆ Biblical and Theological Studies, Ministry Arts Stream ◆ Music Concentrations ▷ General ◆ Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies ▷ Missions and Service ◆ Philosophy* ▷ Worship ◆ Political Studies* ▷ Youth Ministry ◆ Psychology ◆ Business and Organizational Administration ◆ Communications and Media ◆ Social Science Concentrations ▷ Counselling Studies ◆ English ▷ Disaster Recovery Studies ◆ Geography* ▷ Inter-Cultural Studies ◆ History ▷ Social Service *Offered in partnership with other universities

Bachelor of Arts (minors) All of the above plus: Additional subject areas ◆ Economics ◆ French ◆ Biology ◆ Sociology ◆ Spanish ◆ Chemistry ◆ German ◆ Physics

Bachelor of Business Administration (Co-op) Bachelor of Music ◆ Accounting Concentrations ▷ Musicology ◆ Business Management ▷ Music Education ▷ Performance ◆ Human Resource Management ▷ Music Ministry ▷ Comprehensive ◆ Not-for-Profit Management Bachelor of Music Therapy

Pre-Professional Studies Outtatown ◆ Agriculture ◆ French Africa ◆ South Africa ◆ Guatemala ◆ Dental Hygiene ◆ Dentistry Graduate Studies ◆ Education ◆ Human Ecology CMU’s Graduate Theological and Ministry programs reflect CMU’s mission to in- ◆ Kinesiology spire and equip women and men for lives of service, leadership, and reconciliation in church and society. ◆ Law Master of Arts in Theological Studies ◆ Medical Rehabilitation ◆ Master of Arts in Christian Ministry ◆ Medicine ◆ ◆ Nursing ◆ Pharmacy Certificate Programs ◆ Physical Education A Certificate of Christian Ministry is offered at CMU through Mennonite Brethren ◆ Social Work Biblical Seminary or Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary. The program intro- duces students to biblical studies, history, theology and ethics, and practical studies. Students are given an opportunity to test their interests and capacity for graduate studies. The program is administered through CMU’s Winnipeg Centre for Ministry Studies and is part of the Graduate Studies program. www.ministrystudies.ca

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