TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES

2019 CHALLENGE THE WAY YOU THINK UNDERGRADUATE THINK INDIGENOUS # UNIVERSITY IN SEVEN YEARS RUNNING THINK TRENT 1Maclean’s University Rankings, 2018 ONE OF CANADA’S TOP UNIVERSITIES, TRENT UNIVERSITY IS RENOWNED AS A LEADER IN INDIGENOUS EDUCATION & RECONCILIATION

Involved in reconciliation for half a century, Trent incorporates traditional teachings and perspectives into our curricular and extracurricular programming. In fact, Trent’s groundbreaking ABOUT CHANIE WENJACK Chanie Wenjack was a young boy from leadership in Indigenous Studies dates back to our beginnings, Ogoki Post in Marten Falls in northern Ontario. He when we became the first university in Canada (and only the attended Cecilia Jeffrey Indian Residential School second in North America) to establish an academic department near . Chanie attended the school for two dedicated to the study of Indigenous peoples and knowledge. years and ran away on October 16, 1966. He was In the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies, we headed home when he died of exposure on October 23, 1966 on the railway tracks near , Ontario, think differently, and inspire our students to do the same. We Trent University respectfully acknowledges it is located the home of his uncle. invite you to explore our history of leadership, and join our on the treaty and traditional territory of the Mississauga extraordinary community of scholars to continue this legacy Anishinaabeg. We offer our gratitude to First Peoples for their Chanie is the namesake of Trent University’s Wenjack and make a difference in our world. care for, and teachings about, our earth and our relations. Theatre and the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies. trentu.ca/indigenous

CARVING A PATH: 1964 1969 1972 1973 1975 1975 1976 1978 1985 1988 INNOVATION IN Mississauga Anishinaabe of Trent creates Canada’s first Native Studies Lounge opened Trent names largest lecture First Indigenous Elder hired New Native Studies Trent hosts the first Elders Trent adds B.A. Honours Master’s program in Creation of Council Curve Lake First Nation among Department of Indigenous in Otonabee College, the first theatre on campus in honour to teach Nishinaabemowin Diploma created, the first and Traditional Peoples program in Indigenous Canadian Studies & of Directors, now the INDIGENOUS group of original donors who Studies, then known as the Aboriginal student space at a of Charlie Wenjack, recognizing language and culture; special access program Gathering; first of its kind Studies to growing roster Indigenous Studies Aboriginal Education banded together to help create Department of Indian and Canadian University the impact of Indian Residential Elders are subsequently for Indigenous students at a Canadian university of Indigenous programs launched Council, to provide advice EDUCATION Trent University Eskimo Studies Schools in Canada appointed to tenured in Canada, today known and still going strong, held on Aboriginal education Trent launches a positions based on their as the Foundations of at Trent every February to Trent Senate, Board of When you come to FIRST FIRST Bachelor of Arts traditional Indigenous Governors Trent, you join a legacy degree in Native FIRST knowledge FIRST Learning FIRST IN CANADA IN CANADA Studies Program of trailblazers IN CANADA IN CANADA

1993 1999 2001 2004 2008 2009 2012 2015 2016 2017 2018 First Indigenous counsellor Trent launches Canada’s first Innovative Indigenous First Canada Research Chair in Skahendowaneh Swamp Gathering Space in the Importance of Indigenous Partnership with Unique Indigenous Launch of the Chanie Trent becomes only hired in Indigenous Studies to Indigenous Studies Ph.D. Environmental B.A. and B.Sc. Aboriginal Arts and Literature appointed inaugural chair First Peoples House of knowledge formally Confederation College Bachelor of Education Wenjack School for the third university in provide academic and social program and establishes the launches becoming the first appointed at Trent in Indigenous Knowledge, Learning renamed in recognized in University’s and Technical (B.Ed.) program Indigenous Studies and Canada to ensure all support to students Indigenous Studies Ph.D. program in North America to the first academic chair of honour of respected new vision statement: We Institute formalized, forging launched, putting introduction of numerous undergraduate students Council – creating a vision combine Indigenous knowledge its kind in Canada to be Mohawk Elders Ernest foster an environment new pathways between Aboriginal knowledge recommendations to complete at least one to guide the development with Western scientific FIRST awarded to an Indigenous and Florence Benedict where Indigenous colleges and university for and perspectives at the enhance Indigenous course with Indigenous and implementation of the approach. Official opening of IN CANADA Elder or traditional person knowledges are respected Indigenous students forefront of teacher reconciliation at the content program. This Council still our Enweying Building and recognized as a training University meets regularly valid means by which to and continues to FIRST understand the world FIRST FIRST FIRST IN CANADA IN ONTARIO FIRST provide guidance IN IN CANADA NORTH AMERICA IN CANADA

2 TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE WENJACK SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES TRENTU.CA/INDIGENOUS 3 “My mother used THE WAY WE LEARN TOGETHER WELCOME TO THE FIRST PEOPLES to say: “What are At Trent, you will thrive and benefit from an academic and supportive environment where Indigenous knowledge is respected and you going to tell recognized as a means by which to understand the world. the creator when HOUSE OF LEARNING you leave this world and • Learn from Indigenous and non-Indigenous faculty members, and interact with Elders and traditional teachers answer him what have you • Spend a semester studying abroad in one of Trent’s 35 done for your community?” partner countries AANIIN, SHE:KON, WACHAY, BOOZHOO, TRADITIONAL TEACHINGS • Engage in research projects that make a difference in Dr. Shirley Williams, Elder and Professor Emeritus KOOLAMAALSII Experience and learn about Indigenous knowledge in your community The First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL) at Trent a comfortable, safe environment. Traditional teachings • Experience cross-cultural learning, blending Indigenous University is a community of learners coming together to are provided by Elders, traditional teachers, and other and Western knowledge and approaches understand ourselves, each other, and the world we live in. Indigenous community members and knowledge holders in We invite all students at Trent’s Peterborough and Durham an informal setting. The concept of understanding the world in multiple ways is deeply GTA campuses to join us. IN CANADA embedded in various Indigenous communities. Haudenosaunee • Bi-weekly, the FPHL hosts visiting Elders and traditional # FOR PRODUCING people describe this concept in their two row wampum teachings, Connecting the University to local First Nations teachers on campus to lead and participate in LEADERS OF Maliseet people refer to this as “two eyed seeing,” and Dene people communities, FPHL provides services, support, and a home traditional teachings, Elder roundtable workshops, refer to this concept as “strong like two.” away from home for Indigenous students from all over the social gatherings, and one-on-one cultural counselling TOMORROW world. For non-Indigenous students, it’s a place to build • Multiple times throughout the year Elders, traditional 1Maclean’s University Rankings, 2018 FIRST PEOPLES GATHERING SPACE awareness and to become immersed in new and traditional teachers/peoples, and community members hold In the Ernest and Florence Benedict Gathering Space, students study cultural experiences. hands-on learning workshops for all students, staff, and take part in an array of activities including ceremonies, socials, and faculty members. The teachings are from various and workshops. This hub of activity is a bright and comfortable space Throughout your time at Trent, FPHL staff will play a key role Indigenous communities and are designed to teach where all are welcome. in supporting you academically, personally, and socially. traditional values systems NOZHEM: FIRST PEOPLES PERFORMANCE SPACE This space on campus is a one-of-a-kind venue designed to allow the audience to interact with artists and performers. Unlike a traditional Western theatre, the space is designed to host ceremonies and to nurture Indigenous oral tradition, language, and knowledge.

TRADITIONAL AREA – TIPI AND LODGE Trent University has a sweat lodge, three tipis, and a traditional MEET DAWN LAVELL-HARVARD, wigwam between both the Peterborough and Durham GTA campuses, director of the First Peoples House of which serve as spaces for students to learn about ceremony and Learning. A longtime advocate for Indigenous cultural teachings. The tipis also act as classroom space. Students are women’s rights, Dr. Lavell-Harvard recently greeted by volunteer fire keepers who are trained in cultural protocol, received the 2018 Spirit of Barbra Schlifer safety, and are ambassadors for the space. Award, and was presented the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers by Her Excellency the ELDERS GATHERING Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor Join hundreds of people from across the continent at this annual General of Canada event. Alongside Elders and traditional peoples, you can share and experience Indigenous knowledge through workshops, presentations, and performances. You won’t want to miss it.

ABORIGINAL EDUCATION COUNCIL TWO DAYS A WEEK Comprised of Indigenous community members, faculty, staff, and THE TIPI IS OPEN FOR ALL TO ENJOY. students from Trent, the Aboriginal Education Council ensures that the A fire keeper, one of our student University engages with the Indigenous communities in the area in a ambassadors, is always on hand meaningful way, and that the needs of the community are being met. to answer your questions.

4 TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE WENJACK SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES TRENTU.CA/INDIGENOUS 5 ENWEYING: HANDS-ON LEARNING = CAREER EXPERIENCE

In today’s competitive work environment, employers are education experiences, co-op and internship programs, THE WAY WE looking for candidates with experience. That’s why at Trent, and much more. Get involved in one of the following every student is guaranteed to have meaningful, purposeful, experiential learning opportunities: and recorded experiential learning experiences that will contribute to your success as you enter the workforce. • Trent Medicine Garden SPEAK TOGETHER • Trent Aboriginal Cultural Knowledge and Science The Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies (TRACKS) program encourages you to put the knowledge and skills you’re • Local Friendship Centre learning in the classroom to good use. Hands-on • Field Schools experiences include research projects, international

FUNDING YOUR EDUCATION Rewarding academic excellence and making transformative educational experiences financially accessible for all students. It’s what we believe in at Trent.

AS AN IMPORTANT MEMBER OF OUR CLOSELY CONNECTED COMMUNITY HERE IN THE FIRST ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP GUARANTEE PEOPLES HOUSE OF LEARNING, YOU WILL BE SUPPORTED AS YOU UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL AND Attention top scholars! Achieve an average of 80% OPEN THE DOOR TO A LIFETIME OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. or higher and you automatically receive an entrance scholarship – no application required.

The best part of all? Trent’s national entrance scholarships SUPPORT SERVICES ISHKODEHWIN: ANISHNAABEMOWIN FOR are RENEWABLE each year. Maintain an 80% average and The First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL) acknowledges “LIGHTING YOUR INNER FIRE” you’ll earn a scholarship for each year you’re at Trent. With and celebrates the strengths and fragility of the human To prepare you for success, Ishkodehwin is an on-campus a maximum scholarship potential of $12,000, things can spirit. For students in any discipline studying at either the student mentorship program that takes place throughout really add up! Peterborough or Durham GTA campuses, FPHL offers a wide the academic year. Upper year students act as a peer range of support services for your time at Trent, including: support for new students to assist them in their transition Entering Average Scholarship Maximum Scholarship Distribution Potential to Trent. The program is open to all first-year students who • Cultural counsellors who provide services that identify as First Nation, Inuit or Métis. 95%+ $3,000 x 4 years $12,000

respect the dignity and value of all people inclusive 90% - 95% $2,500 x 4 years $10,000 of age, gender, ethnicity, physical qualities, gender SELF-IDENTIFICATION 85% - 90% $1,500 x 4 years $6,000 identity, and ability Self-identifying your Indigenous ancestry helps Trent to 80% - 85% $1,000 x 4 years $4,000 93% • Academic and admissions assistance including provide the best cultural, academic, and support services OF TRENT GRADS EMPLOYED tutoring for Indigenous students and all those taking possible. Learn more about self-identification at WITHIN TWO YEARS OF GRADUATING Indigenous Studies courses trentu.ca/fphl Note: Indigenous students who are U.S. citizens and are tribally affiliated may qualify to be classified as domestic students, and may be charged CUDO 2017 • Skills workshops held throughout the year and domestic tuition rates. Email [email protected] for more information. designed with the Indigenous learner in mind • Student ambassadors work year round to extend OVER a welcoming hand to the community fostered by STUDENTS AT the FPHL TRENT UNIVERSITY “A critical factor in improving Indigenous students’ academic

Students are encouraged to stop by the FPHL or connect IDENTIFY AS FIRST success is the presence of teachers who understand how by phone (705-748-1011 x 7905), email ([email protected]), NATION, MÉTIS, Indigenous students learn and the challenges that they face.” or social media to make an appointment. 300 OR INUIT Professor David Newhouse, Director of the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies

6 TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE WENJACK SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES TRENTU.CA/INDIGENOUS 7 SPOTLIGHT ON ENHANCE YOUR DEGREE DIPLOMA PROGRAMS NIIGAANIIWIN: THE ART OF LEADING Indigenous diploma programs at Trent provide the opportunity BUSINESS SPECIALIZATION for students of Indigenous heritage to make the transition into This specialization is available to students in the School university level studies in a supportive environment. Students INDIGENOUS PROGRAMS of Business at Trent. Niigaaniiwin: The Art of Leading who complete the Foundations of Indigenous Learning specialization brings together two knowledge systems – Diploma or the Indigenous Environmental Studies Diploma Western business practices and Indigenous ways of knowing may choose to pursue a Bachelor’s degree, transferring and working – with a view to developing students’ ability to their diploma credits. Most students are able to complete a work skillfully in the 21st century business environment. diploma and degree in four years. trentu.ca/futurestudents/businessadmin Indigenous students also have the option to register for INDIGENOUS RECONCILIATION: a two-year program that will allow them to bridge into RESURGENCE OPTION Trent’s Nursing program. All courses from the Foundations Over the last few decades, the resurgence of Indigenous of Indigenous Studies for Future Nursing Students peoples has largely animated the Canadian national project Diploma program receive university credit and students of reconciliation. In this option, or “mini minor,” you will who complete the diploma and meet the requirements gain the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively are admitted to the compressed Bachelor of Science in WE DON’T JUST TALK ABOUT RECONCILIATION, WE LIVE IT. TRENT IS ONE OF THE ONLY UNIVERSITIES IN contribute to this nationwide conversation. Nursing (B.Sc.N.) degree. CANADA TO ENSURE ALL STUDENTS COMPLETE AT LEAST ONE HALF CREDIT COURSE WITH INDIGENOUS trentu.ca/futurestudents/indigenousoption trentu.ca/futurestudents/indgdiploma CONTENT, MEANING THAT ALL OF OUR STUDENTS WILL GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE HISTORY, CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS & PERFORMANCE GRADUATE PROGRAMS TRADITIONS, CULTURES, AND KNOWLEDGE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, AND SO MUCH MORE. COURSES For students looking to continue their studies, Trent offers Demonstrating the significance of oral histories and the Indigenous specific graduate programs which feature intergenerational transmission of knowledge, this cluster research and experiential learning opportunities, including of courses offers students the chance to learn how the Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies M.A., and the INDIGENOUS BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (B.Ed.) Indigenous dance, literature, media, music, and theatre DEGREE PROGRAMS Indigenous Studies Ph.D. – both the first programs of their This concurrent five-year program of professional education, the contributes to the understanding and communications kind in Canada – as well as an M.A. in Sustainability Studies. INDIGENOUS STUDIES (B.A.) first of its kind in North America, puts Indigenous knowledge and between, and with, Indigenous peoples. trentu.ca/futurestudents/graduate Learn how Indigenous peoples in Canada and perspectives at the forefront of teacher training and provides self- trentu.ca/indigenous/performance around the world are shaping our globe through identified First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students from around the a creative blend of Indigenous and Western world with the opportunity to become teachers. knowledge. You will study the historical and trentu.ca/futurestudents/indgbed contemporary interactions between Indigenous and non-Indigenous societies, and the cultural MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL STREAM NEW foundations of Indigenous life. FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS trentu.ca/futurestudents/indigenousstudies Are you a high school student who dreams of pursuing medical RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRES school? Do you self-identify as First Nations, Métis, or Inuit? Leading faculty in the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies are working to further our understanding of INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Trent’s new pathway for Indigenous students within the medical Indigenous peoples and their cultures and traditions through three research centres associated with the School. (B.A. OR B.Sc.) professional stream provides you with a clear and well-supported The first program in North America to integrate route to medical, dental or veterinary school. Learn more about BOODWEH CENTRE FOR INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES INDIGENOUS Indigenous traditional knowledge with a Western making your medical school dreams a reality. AND LANGUAGES ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE scientific approach. Explore complex topics such trentu.ca/premedicalstudies/indigenous As a catalyst for new research, the Boodweh Centre for Indigenous The Indigenous Environmental Institute (IEI) as climate change, Indigenous health, and the Knowledges and Languages connects the University, local broadens the impact of Trent University’s leadership environment and learn to generate solutions to the JOINT MAJORS (B.A. OR B.Sc.) communities, and Elders in collaborative initiatives related to the in Indigenous and environmental education by complex local, regional, national, and international Enhance your Indigenous Studies B.A. degree by combining exchange of Indigenous research and scholarship. delivering professional training to and facilitating issues facing Indigenous peoples around the world. programs and courses from across the arts and the sciences, or critical conversations between sectors of the trentu.ca/futurestudents/ies from our professional programs to create a degree that’s uniquely ENWEYING INSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING professional community. Positioned to help bolster your own. Popular combinations include: Indigenous Studies and The Enweying Professional Institute for Learning offers certificate Indigenous Environmental Science/Studies as a History; Indigenous Studies and Business; and Indigenous Studies courses for professionals who are looking to broaden and deepen discipline, the IEI creates space for collaborations that and Political Studies. their knowledge with respect to Indigenous peoples, Indigenous bring together Indigenous and western knowledges trentu.ca/futurestudents/jointmajors languages, and Indigenous/non-Indigenous relations. as equally valuable, complementary ways of knowing.

8 TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE WENJACK SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES TRENTU.CA/INDIGENOUS 9 STUDY AT ONTARIO’S Trent offers an impressive range of academically APPLY TO TRENT TODAY rigorous programs across the arts and sciences, as well as professional and specialty programs, with all # the benefits of high-quality research and exemplary ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 1 UNDERGRADUATE teaching. No wonder Trent has been named Ontario’s #1 Ontario secondary school students are required to have the following for admission to all programs: primarily undergraduate† university seven years in a row. • Ontario Secondary School Diploma with a minimum of six grade 12 4U or 4M courses • A minimum 70% overall final average calculated using the top six grade 12 4U or 4M courses unless otherwise UNIVERSITY specified in the chart below • ENG4U with a minimum grade of 60%

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies Ecological Restoration (Joint Trent-Fleming program) Marketing (Option) D&P Many programs also have additional requirements. For the full list of requirements, visit trentu.ca/applying Specialization: Economics Marketing & Entrepreneurship Postgraduate CertificateD&P › Greek & Latin NEW Economics & Business Note: These admission requirements do not apply to the Indigenous Diploma Programs. See information below. Ancient Greek & Roman Studies & Business Mathematics Education Specializations: Anthropology D&P › Bachelor of Education › Mathematical Finance Anthropology & Business D&P › Indigenous Bachelor of Education › Statistics NEW Anthropology & English D&P PATHWAYS FOR INDIGENOUS CANADIAN STUDENTS › Teacher Education Stream D&P Mathematics & Business Anthropology & Forensics Anthropology & History D&P English Literature D&P Mathematical Economics There are two application pathways if you are an Indigenous Canadian student: Anthropology & Media Studies D&P English Literature & Business Mathematical Physics Anthropology & Psychology D&P English Literature & History Anthropology & Sociology D&P English Literature & Media Studies Media Studies D&P 1. DEGREE PROGRAM 2. INDIGENOUS DIPLOMA PROGRAMS English Literature & Psychology Media Studies & Business Applied Ethics (Option) English Literature & Sociology Media Studies & Psychology Indigenous students who have followed a traditional The Diploma in Foundations of Indigenous Learning is Archaeology Media Studies & Sociology Trent-ESL: English for University Specialization: Medical Professional Stream NEW academic path are eligible to apply to Trent directly for applicants of Indigenous ancestry who may not have › Mediterranean Archaeology NEW Environmental Chemistry Nursing through the degree program application process. taken a traditional academic path towards post-secondary Arts, Honours D&P Environmental Geoscience Online Programs D&P Bachelor of Arts & Science D&P Environmental & Resource Science/Studies education and may benefit from studying in a supportive Environmental & Resource Studies & Business Philosophy D&P • Check the admission requirements for your Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Philosophy & Business D&P academic atmosphere for Indigenous students. Specialization: Environmental Science/Studies (B.E.S.S.) Philosophy & Economics program choices. › Health Sciences Forensic Biology NEW Philosophy & English D&P • Apply online through OUAC (Ontario If you are applying to an Indigenous Diploma Program, Biology Forensic Chemistry NEW Physics Specializations: Universities’ Application Centre). Visit ouac.on.ca you must submit an online application through the › Conservation Biology Forensic Science Policing & Community Safety* D NEW › Health Sciences Specialization: Political Studies • Select your application type: OUAC 101 or Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC), as well › Law & Policing NEW Biomedical Science Specialization: Forensics & Arts › Public Policy OUAC 105, then follow the steps provided. as submit the Indigenous Diploma Application Form Business Administration D&P Forensics & Science Political Studies & Business Specializations: French Studies Political Studies & Forensics • Trent University requires transcripts from all directly to Trent University. › Accounting D&P Specialization: Pre-Law Pathways institutions you have attended. › Economics › Québec and Franco-Canadian Studies Full application instructions for Indigenous students are › Entrepreneurship D&P French Studies & Business Pre-Med Pathways › Ethics & Sustainability › Medical School You can find your next steps at trentu.ca/applying available online at trentu.ca/indgdiploma › Finance Gender & Women’s Studies D&P › Veterinary School › Human Resource Management D&P Gender & Women’s Studies & Business › Information Systems & E-Commerce D&P Geographical Information Systems (Option) Pre-Medical Studies (Option) NEW › Marketing & Consumer Culture D&P Pre-Modern Studies (Option) › Niigaaniiwin – The Art of Leading Geography “Trent has made me the person I am today. I have learned more Anishnaabemowin Business & Arts D&P Geography & Business Psychology D&P Business & Science D&P History D&P Specialization: at Trent, than ever before. I have been surrounded by strong Indigenous professors, History & Business › Psychological Development D&P NEW Canadian Studies Psychology & Business D&P Canadian Studies & Business History & Media Studies faculty, and students who taught me about different views and encouraged me to use History & Psychology Psychology & Economics Chemical Engineering: Trent/Swansea Dual Degree* NEW History & Sociology Psychology & Forensics my voice as much as possible. I really found more of my culture here than I could have Psychology & Sociology D&P Chemical Physics Human Resources Management Postgraduate Certificate D&P Science, Honours D&P ever found at any other university.” Chemistry Indigenous Diploma Programs Social Work D&P Child & Youth Studies D Indigenous Environmental Studies/Science Joy Davis ‘14, Indigenous Studies and International Development alumna Sociology D&P Circumpolar Studies Diploma (Online) D&P NEW Indigenous Reconciliation & Resurgence (Option) Specializations: Circumpolar Studies (Option) NEW Indigenous Studies › Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies Communications & Critical Thinking D Indigenous Studies & Business › Health Studies Sociology & Business Communications & Critical Thinking (Option) D Information Systems Information Systems & Business Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Computing Systems D&P (Co-op) NEW Information Systems & Forensics Specialization: Specializations: › Applied Agriculture › Computer Science International Development Studies › Data Analytics Specializations: Theatre Studies (Option) HOW TO APPLY › Software Engineering › African Studies Water Sciences Computing Systems & Business › Latin American Studies Computing Systems & Economics International Development Studies & Business Computing Systems & Media Studies International Development Studies (Option) D&P D Indicates programs available in Durham GTA only. 4 Computing Systems & Physics International Political Economy D&P Indicates programs available in Durham GTA and Peterborough. Conservation Biology (Co-op) NEW 3 Joint Majors D&P All other programs available in Peterborough only. Send your transcripts Creative Writing (Option) NEW D 1 2 Kinesiology BLUE Indicates popular joint majors. You can also Select your application – Trent University Cultural Studies Languages (Option) NEW combine almost any two programs for a joint major. Specializations: Check the admission Apply online through the Ontario type (OUAC 101 or requires transcripts Law & Arts: Trent/Swansea Dual Degree D&P NEW › Culture & Theory trentu.ca/undergraduate/programs requirements for your Universities’ Application Centre OUAC 105) and follow from all institutions › Film & Media Law & Business: Trent/Swansea Dual Degree D&P NEW › Integrated Arts * pending approval Legal Studies (Option) D&P program choices. (OUAC). Visit ouac.on.ca the steps provided. you have attended. › Literature & Narrative Cultural Studies & Business Linguistics (Option)

10 TRENT UNIVERSITY CHANIE WENJACK SCHOOL FOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES † Maclean’s University Rankings, 2018 Find more information on your next steps at: trentu.ca/applying TRENTU.CA/INDIGENOUS 11 DISCOVER TRENT

MOST OF OUR STUDENTS SAY THEY KNEW TRENT WAS RIGHT FOR THEM WHEN THEY VISITED CAMPUS. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF.

FIND US JOIN US FOR DISCOVER DAYS Directions and campus map for the FALL OPEN HOUSE MARCH OPEN HOUSE Peterborough and Durham GTA Durham GTA Campus Saturday, October 27, 2018 Durham GTA Campus Saturday, March 9, 2019 campuses: trentu.ca/howtofindus Peterborough Campus Friday, November 2, 2018 Peterborough Campus Friday, March 15, 2019 Find the First Peoples House of Learning at 1 Gzowski Way TOURSPLUS TAKE A TOUR Join us for a special super tour available on a Book a Peterborough or Durham GTA campus variety of PA Days throughout the year tour anytime online at trentu.ca/tours

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