Very few of the programs offered by Communication and Culture are available at other Alberta institutions, and not many are available west of Ontario. While these institutions have provide specialized training that is second to none, they cannot provide the broad and flexible integration of knowledge that is only available in a university setting. No other institution in Alberta, and few in North America, has a faculty specifically dedicated to interdisciplinary studies. The Faculty also offers a partnership program with SAIT for students interested in more professional experience in journalism, broadcasting, film, and multi-media. Co-op program offered.
Students report that writing and speaking ability are their most important assets.
Co-op program available. The three year general degree is often the degree of choice for student planning on a career in elementary education or other forms of later professional specialization. Collaborative Major Programs Latin American Studies explores the political, economic and cultural diversity of Latin America in the context of the hemisphere. This three faculty degree program offers students Spanish training from the Faculty of Humanities, a critical social perspective from many disciplines of the Faculty of Social Sciences, and experiential field courses and seminars from the Faculty of Communication and Culture.