Each applicant must complete a program-specific questionnaire and may be invited to attend an information session. Functional-level English testing may be required. Background courses in sociology, social issues, political science, and history are assets. Related work experience, extensive life experience, and previous community involvement are strongly recommended. The ability to develop effective communication skills, a belief in the involvement of people in decision-making, and a commitment to human rights and social justice are desirable.
Many courses are eligible for prior learning assessment .
Students with experiential learning may be able to challenge certain courses. Specific courses and course numbers are subject to change. Advanced standing in certain other degree programs may be available. Inquire when applying. Fees may increase for programs starting in 2000.