The BA/BEd Visual Arts major for primary junior (P/J) and junior intermediate (J/I) teaching levels combines the three year BA degree with the Bachelor of Education degree to prepare students for a career as an elementary school teacher.
The four-year Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is the most comprehensive program in Visual Arts. It combines a variety of courses in studio training, art history, theory and professional development. This program best prepares students for a broad range of career paths in art. Upon completing the HBFA, students wishing to continue study are eligible to continue toward a Graduate degree, or to apply to the two-year consecutive Bachelor of Education program for teaching certification.
The concurrent Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts, (Visual Arts Major) Bachelor of Education I/S program is specifically designed for students planning to obtain teaching certification for high school level art. This program combines the Visual Arts HBFA degree together with a Bachelor of Education. It provides students with education training throughout the course of study and classroom experience during the final two years. Successful completion of the Professional Year (the 6th year) fulfils the requirements for teacher certification.
Our Water Resource Science program is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada, and will provide you with the necessary skills and scientific knowledge to protect and advocate for our most valuable resource.
The study of Water Resource Science emphasizes how the ecology, physical processes and chemistry of natural systems interact and produce the diverse environments present on Earth. As a student, you will learn:
The effects of human activity on the environment
Techniques for rehabilitating damaged systems
Water-related public policies
The biological, physical and chemical aspects of aqueous systems
Our Water Resource Science program is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada, and will provide you with the necessary skills and scientific knowledge to protect and advocate for our most valuable resource.
The study of Water Resource Science emphasizes how the ecology, physical processes and chemistry of natural systems interact and produce the diverse environments present on Earth. As a student, you will learn:
The effects of human activity on the environment
Techniques for rehabilitating damaged systems
Water-related public policies
The biological, physical and chemical aspects of aqueous systems
Our Water Resource Science program is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada, and will provide you with the necessary skills and scientific knowledge to protect and advocate for our most valuable resource.
The study of Water Resource Science emphasizes how the ecology, physical processes and chemistry of natural systems interact and produce the diverse environments present on Earth. As a student, you will learn:
The effects of human activity on the environment
Techniques for rehabilitating damaged systems
Water-related public policies
The biological, physical and chemical aspects of aqueous systems
Our Water Resource Science program is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada, and will provide you with the necessary skills and scientific knowledge to protect and advocate for our most valuable resource.
The study of Water Resource Science emphasizes how the ecology, physical processes and chemistry of natural systems interact and produce the diverse environments present on Earth. As a student, you will learn:
The effects of human activity on the environment
Techniques for rehabilitating damaged systems
Water-related public policies
The biological, physical and chemical aspects of aqueous systems
The field of Women’s Studies has transformed dramatically since its introduction to Lakehead University in 1990. Alongside women’s experiences and gendered systems, you will examine elements of:
Sexuality
Queer Theory
Law
Masculinity
Transnational Activism
Ecofeminism
Social Justice
Pop Culture
Embodiment
Through these topics and more, it is our goal to demonstrate how people are constrained by various ideological notions and how these notions can be challenged to facilitate equality.
The field of Women’s Studies has transformed dramatically since its introduction to Lakehead University in 1990. Alongside women’s experiences and gendered systems, you will examine elements of:
Sexuality
Queer Theory
Law
Masculinity
Transnational Activism
Ecofeminism
Social Justice
Pop Culture
Embodiment
Through these topics and more, it is our goal to demonstrate how people are constrained by various ideological notions and how these notions can be challenged to facilitate equality.
The field of Women’s Studies has transformed dramatically since its introduction to Lakehead University in 1990. Alongside women’s experiences and gendered systems, you will examine elements of:
Sexuality
Queer Theory
Law
Masculinity
Transnational Activism
Ecofeminism
Social Justice
Pop Culture
Embodiment
Through these topics and more, it is our goal to demonstrate how people are constrained by various ideological notions and how these notions can be challenged to facilitate equality.