For information on the Summer 2000 program, please call 291-5100. Relevant sections of this Calendar should be consulted concerning policies and procedures for admission, registration, academic programs available, program requirements, and current fees. Specific details regarding individual credit programs are available from faculties and departments. Students studying part-time in the evening can complete all or many courses leading to degrees in different fields such as Anthropology, Archaeology, Business Administration, Computing Science, Economics, English, Geography, History, Psychology, and Sociology. This is also the case for minors such as Canadian Studies, Communication, Criminology, Kinesiology, Mathematics, Philosophy, and Political Science.
Degree completion is also possible by part-time study during the day.
Credit certificates and Post Baccalaureate diplomas directed to professional development or career change may be completed either on a full or part-time basis with course offerings at either or both campuses and possibly by Distance Education . Graduate degrees and post baccalaureate diplomas, selected undergraduate and certificate programs, and specialized short courses, intensives, seminars and conferences developed from University and community resources are available. General information on these programs can be found by consulting the relevant faculty or department.