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We acknowledge that the land on which we gather in Treaty Six Territory is the traditional gathering place for many Indigenous people. We honour and respect the history, languages, ceremonies and culture of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit who call this territory home. The First People’s connection to the land teaches us about our inherent responsibility to protect and respect Mother Earth. With this acknowledgement, we honour the ancestors and children who have been buried here, missing and murdered Indigenous women and men, and the process of ongoing collective healing for all human beings. We are reminded that we are all treaty people and of the responsibility we have to one another.
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 1 2 INTRODUCTION TO MACEWAN UNIVERSITY 34 FACULTY OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY STUDIES Acupuncture ..................................................... 34 Bachelor of Applied Human 20 Service Administration ................................. 34 FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Bachelor of Child and Youth Care ............. 35 Bachelor of Arts .............................................. 20 Bachelor of Early Childhood Bachelor of Science ....................................... 20 Curriculum Studies .......................................... 35 Bachelor of Physical Education Transfer ......................................... 36 22 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Accounting and Strategic Measurement ..................................................... 22 Bachelor of Social Work ............................... 36 Correctional Services ..................................... 37 Emergency Communications Asia Pacific Management ............................. 22 and Response .................................................... 37 Bachelor of Commerce .................................. 23 Hearing Aid Practitioner .............................. 38 Business Management .................................. 24 Massage Therapy ............................................ 38 Human Resources Management ................ 25 Police and Investigations ............................. 39 Library and Information Technology ........ 25 Social Work ........................................................ 41 Paralegal Studies ............................................ 26 Special Needs Educational Assistant ....... 41 Travel ................................................................... 26 Therapist Assistant ......................................... 42 28 FACULTY OF FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Bachelor of Communication Studies ........ 28 44 FACULTY OF NURSING Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing ................ 44 Bachelor of Science in Nursing ................. 44 Bachelor of Design ......................................... 29 Psychiatric Nursing ........................................ 45 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Arts and Cultural Management.................... 30 46 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Theatre Performance.......................... 30 SCHOOL OF CONTINUING Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts............31 EDUCATION Office Assistant ................................................ 47 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Production............................................31 Bachelor of Music in Jazz and 48 Contemporary Popular Music ..................... 32 ADMISSIONS, EQUIVALENCIES Public Relations ................................................ 33 AND SUBSTITUTIONS 2022/23 Admission Chart ........................... 48 Classification of High School Courses ...... 51 Transfer Credit and IB/AP Courses.............52 Out-of-Province Grade 12 Equivalencies ................................. 54 University Substitutions for High School Courses ..................................... 56 MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 3 FIND YOUR FUTURE HERE Your university years are a time to discover what you want to do. To explore endless possibilities. To soak up new knowledge. To learn about the world – and about yourself. What you’ll find at MacEwan University: » A vibrant campus in the heart of the city » High-quality programs and people who care about your success » Opportunities to do research, volunteer and get real-world experience » A caring, safe and supportive community MacEwan University is excited to welcome back all our students to campus for the Fall of 2022. Over the past two years, we have continued to adapt to meet the needs of a changing world. We want you to know that we put your safety and success first. Your future is one of hope and optimism, and as you will discover on the following pages, we look forward to offering you an incredible university experience. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 4 UNIVERSITY EDMONTON’S DOWNTOWN UNIVERSITY 80% of faculty conduct At MacEwan University you’re right in the middle research and scholarly activity of it all. As one central downtown campus, we are positioned to connect with communities, business and culture. Our neighbours are our partners – and yours – providing you opportunities to get involved, have fun, gain valuable experience and see firsthand 200+ students share the difference your education can make. their work each year at Student With so many of these connections just outside our Research Day doors, it’s easy for our students to step up and engage in social, public and business challenges and have a real impact locally, provincially, nationally and even globally. Hundreds of practicum, MacEwan is right where the action is, amid the city’s co-operative education and hotspots – Rogers Place, Royal Alberta Museum, field placement partners Stanley A. Milner Library, Winspear Centre and – businesses, law firms, accounting firms, media MacEwan’s own Allard Hall, along with theatres, outlets, social agencies and galleries, shopping, restaurants, live entertainment and more – provide experiential the River Valley (the largest urban park in Canada). learning opportunities for students across faculties and programs. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 5 Nursing Faculty and students complete students partner clinical rotations at health with NiGiNan Housing centres, including the Royal Ventures to study the Alexandra Hospital, and impact of Indigenous-led A group of engage in community-service housing on reducing computer science learning projects to support youth homelessness. students designed diverse populations. a life-changing mail Music and theatre delivery system for Boyle students perform Street Community in Allard Hall. Services. CITY HALL Griffins hockey teams play in Biology, the Rogers Place anthropology, Downtown and arts and cultural management students STANLEY A. Community MILNER LIBRARY Arena. go behind the scenes at the Royal Alberta Students Museum. contribute to important government initiatives. In 2021, anthropology students Business students build created accessible materials for plans and proposals for a City of Edmonton task force organizations in the city’s investigating anti-racism core, including Switch recommendations. Engineering and Edmonton Economic Development Journalism students Corporation, as well as help share our Located in conduct research into community’s stories the historic Alberta timely, local topics that in hyperlocal online College Campus, the include food delivery apps publications like Conservatory of Music and e-scooter usage in the Magpie and is Alberta’s oldest downtown Edmonton. the Scavenger. music school. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 6 UNIVERSITY YOU’VE GOT OPTIONS With dozens of degree, diploma and certificate programs made up of hundreds of in-person and online courses, you’re sure to find subjects you love, issues you’re passionate about and career pathways that inspire you. When you do, there are so many opportunities to dig deeper – collaborating with faculty on research and special projects; exploring the world of work with field placements, practicums and co-operative education; opting for an honours program; or studying abroad. 13 15 students satisfied degrees 43 majors certificates 93 % with quality of teaching* 35 1 transfer 92 % students satisfied with decision to diplomas attend MacEwan* program Open Studies You can take up to 24 credits (maximum six per term) in university- level credit courses if you’re not following a specific certificate, diploma or degree program. MacEwan.ca/OpenStudies MacEwan.ca * Based on CUSC 2020 Survey of Middle Year Students
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 7 DEGREE DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE 4-year 2-year 1-year program program program YEAR 1 Some diplomas have an option to exit with a certificate after year 1 Graduate with a certificate Already have a YEAR 2 Some degrees certificate? You may have an option to be able to apply to exit with a diploma use some or all after year 2 credits towards a diploma Graduate with a diploma Already have a YEAR 3 diploma? You may be able to apply to use some or all credits towards a degree Sometimes plans change. Whether you want to go further in your studies than you’d originally planned, are ready to exit YEAR 4 your program early with a different credential or are looking to build off of your current certificate or diploma, MacEwan gives you options. For more information on specific program Graduate laddering options, visit the program section with a of this viewbook or contact an academic degree advisor through MacEwan.ca/Advising. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 8 UNIVERSITY HOW TO HAVE A GREAT FIRST YEAR Going to university is an exciting time, but it can also be challenging. We want to help ease the transition and set you up for success – that’s why we have a number of services and opportunities available to you to ensure you have a great first-year experience. Get advice Strengthen your studies If you need advice, the MacEwan Academic Taking courses that really interest you Advising Centre is available to help you. Let us can be exciting – and challenging. If you demystify the admissions process and answer find yourself needing extra help beyond your questions about program options, Open your professors and program staff, Studies and more. Once you’re enrolled, our these service areas are ready to help: advising team is your guide to student success, providing you with the strategies, tools » Academic Integrity Office and advice for everything you need » Access and Disability Resources throughout your time at MacEwan. » Library » Math and Stats Learning Centre » The Writing Centre MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 9 Have fun and get connected Explore your options Remember – while academic success is important, Your education is a work in progress. your student experience can be fun too. If Whether your interests shift, you discover you’re looking for ways to participate in campus a field you didn’t even know existed, events, build your support network and discover you decide to go to graduate school, your very best self — and make friends along or you’re looking for an international the way — check out these service areas: experience, these areas are ready to help you shape your future: » 100+ student groups » kihêw waciston Indigenous Centre » Careers and Experience » MacEwan International » Education Abroad » Residence » MacEwan Academic Advising Centre » Students’ Association of MacEwan University (SAMU) » Sport and Wellness MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 10 UNIVERSITY SAFE AND SUPPORTED For almost 50 years, we’ve been creating and shaping the spaces and services students need to feel safe and supported. Whether you need academic, emotional, financial or cultural support, or are looking for new friends to embrace the future with, we’re here for you. Take care of yourself Your physical and mental health can affect your ability to learn and grow. Find our counsellors, social workers, peer support volunteers and health nurses at: » MacEwan University Health Centre (including the Rainbow Clinic) » Office of Sexual Violence Prevention, Education and Response » Peer Support Centre » Safewalk » Security Services » Wellness and Psychological Services MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 11 Take care of each other Feeling welcome is important — whether you’re on campus or in our online learning environments. Students, faculty and staff all contribute to shaping a university culture that is equitable, diverse and inclusive. Check out these areas for ways to help make our campus a safe place for all to learn, work and visit: » Centre for Sexual and Gender Diversity » Confidence Line » kihêw waciston Indigenous Centre » Office of Human Rights, Diversity and Equity » Office of Sexual Violence Prevention, Education and Response » Peer Support Centre » Student Advocacy (SAMU) SAFE @ MacEwan Download this app to receive alerts about incidents that affect the MacEwan campus community, get direct dial access to 911 and campus security, use the FriendWalk function to make sure you safely reach your destination and more. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 12 UNIVERSITY GRIFF NATION We’re proud members of Canada West and U SPORTS, where our champions and all-stars compete for conference and national titles in basketball, hockey, soccer and volleyball. Griffins Athletics provides a quality post- secondary experience where MacEwan student athletes continually strive for excellence both in the classroom, on the playing surface and in giving back to the community. Game Day Grab your FREE student ticket for all home games and cheer your Griffins on to victory as they go head-to-head with Canada’s best. Watch online at cw.yaretv.com. Fan Zone Stay updated with the latest news, scores and schedules at MacEwanGriffins.ca or follow the action on social media. @macewangriffins Team Players MacEwan Athletics hires students and casual staff to work on game day events. Prior experience or a background in sports is an asset, but if you have energy, a positive work ethic and are willing learn, we may have a role for you! MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 13 Griffins women’s soccer team celebrates a goal against Alberta Pandas in a 3-0 MacEwan win in October 2019. HISTORY IN THE MAKING WINNING TEAMS WINNING COACHES Griffins women’s soccer won MacEwan men’s and women’s At the conclusion of the 2019/20 their division in their last season hockey teams were accepted for season, Griffins women’s before the pandemic in 2019, membership in Canada West/U volleyball head coach Ken Briggs earning the right to host the SPORTS for play beginning in was named U SPORTS coach Canada West Final Four for the 2020 and will finally make their of the year, becoming the first first time in program history. debuts in the 2021/22 season. in MacEwan history to earn the Before finishing their tenure distinction. He led the Griffins to in the ACAC, both teams won their first Canada West playoff three-straight championships, not berth in 2020, also earning home- including having their chances court advantage for the first time. at fourth-consecutive crowns interrupted mid-playoffs by the pandemic in March 2020. Photo credit: Chris Piggott MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 14 UNIVERSITY LIVE WHERE YOUR LIFE IS MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 15 Live on your own All the amenities without being alone Each of our suites has private bedrooms as When you live in MacEwan Residence, you’re part of well as its own washroom, kitchen and living a fun, friendly and vibrant community of hundreds of area. Shared laundry facilities, a social lounge students. From game nights to study sessions, there and a study lounge are located on each floor. are plenty of ways to make friends and get involved. On the main floor there’s a games room, 26-seat theatre and two wellness suites. All-inclusive and affordable Located right on campus Whether you choose a bachelor, two-bedroom or four-bedroom suite, you don’t have to worry Live just steps away from your classes, the about purchasing furniture or paying any monthly library, and the fitness and aquatic centre. As bills. Your suite comes fully furnished, and a downtown resident, you’re within walking utilities and Wi-Fi are included in your fees. distance to grocery stores, restaurants, public transit and recreational activities. Safe and secure Learn more and apply On-call staff, 24-hour front desk service, to live in residence at security cameras and access card access are MacEwan.ca/Residence. just some of the ways we keep you safe. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 16 UNIVERSITY FUND YOUR EDUCATION Your post-secondary education is one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. Building a budget might feel daunting, but we can help you figure out the funds you’ll need – and the best ways to access them. Visit MacEwan.ca/FFI for more information. • Books • Fees • Tuition Estimator MacEwan.ca/Tuition • Rent • Groceries Transportation ! We’ve got you covered A UPass is includ ed • Groceries s! • Rent in your university fee SAMU.ca nce MacEwan.ca/Reside MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 17 • Savings (yours, family’s) • RESPs • Gifts/other Part-time job contributions Paid work term/interns hip (some programs) Check out our job board at Some scholarships, MacEwanLife.MacEwan. ca awards and bursaries are automatically awarded Don’t forget to look while others require an into those offered by: application. • Parents’ employers Search our database at • Your employer MacEwan.ca/Awards • Volunteer/community • Scholarships (based on organizations academic performance ) • Student loans • Awards (based on a combination of criteria) • Grants • Bursaries (based • Lines of credit We offer Entrance on financial need) • Indigenous Scholarships and Studen t student funding Success Bursaries for new students Our student advisors in kihêw waciston can hel 5025 p 4 97- you with this! 780- MacEwan.ca/kw MacEwan.ca
MacEwan 18 UNIVERSITY WHAT’S NEXT? Maybe you already have your mind made up — you know what program you want to take and you’re ready to hit the ground running. Or maybe you’ve narrowed it down to a few programs of interest and need a bit more information to make a final decision. Or maybe you still have no idea where to even Applications open start. That’s okay — it’s a big decision! October 1, 2021 for Fall 2022/23 Here’s a guide on next steps depending on where you’re at in intake. the decision process. Don’t worry — you’ve got this. MacEwan.ca
MacEwan UNIVERSITY 19 Ready to Apply? Apply online at ApplyAlberta.ca. You can indicate a Apply early first- and second-choice program on your application. if you can. Some programs admit on a Pay the $110 non-refundable application fee. first-qualified, first- submitted basis. Log into myPortal.MacEwan.ca to track your application and: » Submit transcripts and other documents » Complete additional admission criteria » Watch for your admission decision » Pay your admission confirmation deposit to secure your spot Confirm admission Still Deciding? dates and deadlines prior to applying. These Do your research important dates for each Use this viewbook — the following pages provide program can be found highlights of all of our programs. Visit the at MacEwan.ca/ program websites for more detailed information Admissions. on admissions, careers, courses and more. Contact an advisor If you have any questions about a program or admissions, we can help. Visit MacEwan.ca/Advising to find out how to connect with one of our advisors. Attend Open House or an information session Our Virtual Open House is on November 6, 2021 — If you are plan to explore MacEwan’s programs interested in from the comfort of your own home. Visit living on campus, apply online at MacEwan.ca/OpenHouse for updated information MacEwan.ca/ as we get closer to the date and watch for Residence. information sessions offered by our programs at MacEwan.ca/InfoSessions in early 2022. MacEwan.ca
20 Faculty of ARTS AND SCIENCE Bachelor of ARTS Bachelor of SCIENCE DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/BA DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/Science A liberal arts degree, also known as a Bachelor of Arts, allows Explore and discover the world through a scientific lens as you to explore a wide variety of subject areas, called disciplines. you learn the skills and tools to discriminate between fact and In addition to the specific skills and knowledge you gain fiction, pose tough questions and find ways to answer them, in your chosen discipline, a range of learning experiences observe and assemble evidence, and articulate your discoveries throughout your program will allow you to develop skills clearly and concisely. With a science degree, you have the to think through problems critically and creatively, to work flexibility to focus on a particular area of study (discipline) collectively on teams, and to articulate your ideas clearly. and develop expertise in the area that interests you most, or take a broader approach to position yourself as a generalist. You will graduate equipped to adapt, learn, analyze, solve problems, innovate and engage with the many challenges and opportunities our world presents. MAJORS Program Length Applied Statistics MAJORS 4 years Biological Sciences* Program Length Anthropology* Chemistry Economics* Study Options† Computer Science 4 years English* Mathematics* History » On-campus Mathematical Sciences Study Options† » Full-time Physical Sciences Philosophy » Major/minor Psychology* » On-campus Political Science* » Double major » Full-time Psychology* *Honours degrees are » Major/double minor » Major/minor Sociology* available in these majors » Honours (where applicable) » Double major » Major/double minor *Honours degrees are available in these majors Competitive Admission » Honours (where applicable) CAREERS Higher minimum overall Bachelor of Science Competitive Admission CAREERS average required graduates are well- Higher minimum overall Low-70s to low-80s suited for a wide range Bachelor of Arts graduates (Based on 2021/22 admissions. average required of careers in the public are well-suited for a wide Subject to change. Visit MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) and private sectors, High-60s to high-70s range of careers in the public and private sectors, with some opportunities (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Subject to change. Visit with some opportunities unique to certain majors. MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) unique to certain majors. POST-DEGREE POST-DEGREE EDUCATION EDUCATION Our Bachelor of Science Our Bachelor of Arts graduates have furthered graduates have furthered their education through their education through graduate studies or graduate studies or professional programs in: professional programs in: » Dentistry » Business » Medicine » Education » Pharmacy » Law » Veterinary medicine †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/ArtSci method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
Faculty of ARTS AND SCIENCE 21 MINORS You can minor in any of these disciplines within either your Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees. Accounting Anthropology Arts and Cultural Management Biological Sciences Business Law Business Studies Chemistry Classics Computer Science Creative Writing Digital Experience Design Earth and Planetary Science Economics English Film Studies Finance French Gender Studies History Human Resources Mathematics Marketing Philosophy Physics Planetary Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Statistics MacEwan.ca/ArtSci
22 School of BUSINESS ACCOUNTING AND ASIA PACIFIC MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC MEASUREMENT DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/AsiaPacific DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/Accounting The Asia Pacific region dominates the international Accountants are problem solvers, using their strong marketplace, creating a high demand for business professionals mathematical, critical thinking and communication skills with a unique set of insights and skills. Traditional courses to analyze situations and find solutions. This program with an international perspective will give you the solid gives you the solid foundation you need to take on the foundation in business areas such as accounting, finance dynamic world of business. You will study financial and and marketing, while specialized coursework in Asian management accounting, tax, information technology cultures, languages and histories gives you an extra edge. and business law, and apply that knowledge as you learn to use accounting software and business technology, solve CAREER SETTINGS accounting problems and prepare financial statements. Program Length Graduates are employed in: » Manufacturing and 2 years CAREERS exporting businesses Program Length » Trade operations » Analyst Study Options† » Junior accountant » Social and advocacy 2 years organizations 1 year (Certificate exit) » Payroll accountant » On-campus » Entrepreneurial pursuits » Assistant controller » Full-time Study Options† » Accounts payable/ accounts receivable Experiential Learning » On-campus supervisor » Full-time » Accounting technician Opportunity for » Part-time overseas study tour Laddering Options Laddering Options Credits from this Credits from this program may be program may be transferable to other transferable to other programs within the programs within the university, including: university, including: » Bachelor of Commerce » Bachelor of Commerce †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/Business method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
School of BUSINESS 23 Bachelor of COMMERCE DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/BCom Whether you dream of being an executive for a world-class organization or striking out on your own as a savvy entrepreneur, the Bachelor of Commerce provides a perfect foundation. Not only will you learn business fundamentals and customize your education with a variety of majors and minors, you will also have countless opportunities and experiences that can open the door to senior levels of business, government operations or the non- profit sector, and give you the confidence and skills to succeed in the business world. Program Length MAJORS MINORS CAREERS Accounting* Accounting Graduates are employed in: 4 years Human Resources Anthropology » Accounting Management* Business Intelligence » Business development Study Options† International Business* Digital Experience Design » Consulting Legal Studies in Business Economics » Data analytics » On-campus Management* Finance » Human resources » Full-time Marketing* French » Information systems » September or Supply Chain Management January start History » International business *Honours degrees are Human Resources » Management available in these majors Management Experiential Learning Innovation and » Market research Entrepreneurship » Marketing Co-operative education stream available International Business » Supply chain Journalism management Competitive Admission Legal Studies in Business » Trade Management Higher minimum overall Marketing DID YOU KNOW? average required Political Science High-60s to mid-70s Property Management This degree is (Based on 2021/22 admissions. accredited by Subject to change. Visit Psychology MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) Canadian Institute of Sociology Management (CIM). Spanish Graduates meet the Statistics academic requirements Supply Chain Management for Certified in Management (CIM) and Chartered Manager (C.Mgr.) designations. MacEwan.ca/Business
24 School of BUSINESS BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/Management | MacEwan.ca/Insure Whether your goal is a career in the challenging field of finance or the fast-paced world of marketing, or you have big plans to start your own business, empower yourself to take your career in any direction. This comprehensive and dynamic business diploma gives you the knowledge and skills to prepare you to take on any business challenge or environment. MAJORS CAREERS Program Length » Operational manager Business Management 2 years (Business and Broaden your horizons with foundational knowledge » Project manager Aviation Majors) in management, accounting, finance, human resources, » Entrepreneur communications and business law, giving you the flexibility » Assistant manager 13 months accelerated to take your business career in any direction you choose. or 2 years (Insurance » Pilot and Risk Major) Aviation Management » Airline management Business aviation is critical to a variety of companies that personnel 1 year (Certificate exit require speed, efficiency, flexibility and productivity. Combine your love of flying with a business education through this » Claims adjuster – Business major only) program’s unique partnership with Transport Canada- » Broker approved training centres. Study Options† » Risk management Insurance and Risk Management professional » On-campus Insurance professionals are people-focused, assessing » Financial analyst » Full-time potential risks to insure their clients against unforeseen » Part-time events. This major provides knowledge in business, (Business major only) management, finance, communication and problem DID YOU KNOW? solving to prepare you to meet diverse client needs. Laddering Options This program prepares you to write the Insurance Institute The Business of Canada (IIC) exams and provides eight of the 10 courses Management diploma required by the IIC toward the Chartered Insurance is accredited by Credits from this Professional (CIP) designation. Students can now choose Canadian Institute of program may be to take the Insurance and Risk Management diploma transferable to other Management (CIM). over two years or an accelerated 13-month program. programs within the Graduates meet the university, including: academic requirements for Certified in » Bachelor of Commerce Management (CIM) and » Bachelor of Arts Professional Manager (P.Mgr.) designations. The curriculum for the Insurance and Risk Management diploma includes 8 of the 10 courses required by the Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC) toward the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) designation. †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/Business method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
School of BUSINESS 25 HUMAN RESOURCES LIBRARY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/HRManagement DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/LIT Human resources professionals find win-win solutions and Libraries are social spaces that come in many shapes, sizes implement innovative practices, pulling people together to and forms – public, academic, non-profit, school, corporate move an organization towards its goals. Learn from active and government. Library technicians help users, develop professionals and gain the skills necessary to help organizations and provide programming, and support literacy. They manage their most important resource – their people. You will also manage and share information in a logical and timely study industry-specific topics such as staffing, compensation, way – a skill essential to the success of many organizations. benefits, training, workplace health and safety, and change Study the tools of the information trade with courses in management, along with traditional business courses in computer operating systems, collection development, accounting, organizational behaviour and communications. organization of special materials and records management. CAREERS CAREERS Program Length Program Length » Human resources » Library/information administrator technician 2 years 2 years » Corporate trainer » File/records clerk 1 year (Certificate exit) » Employee relations » Reference assistant/ Study Options† coordinator technician Study Options† » Staffing specialist » Researcher » On-campus » On-campus » Full-time » Library software/ systems specialist » Full-time DID YOU KNOW? » Part-time » Bookstore service Experiential Learning personnel Graduates of this Laddering Options diploma can apply to » Consultant 1-month field placement waive the National Credits from this Knowledge Exam, a Laddering Options program may be primary requirement transferable to other of the Chartered programs within the Professional in Human Credits from this university, including: Resources (CPHR) program may be transferable to other designation. » Bachelor of Commerce programs within the university, including: » Bachelor of Arts MacEwan.ca/Business
26 School of BUSINESS PARALEGAL STUDIES TRAVEL DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/Paralegal DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/Travel Paralegals use their knowledge of the law and legal Develop the understanding and skills you need to successfully procedures to support a legal team and its clients. Strong navigate the exciting and fast-paced travel industry. Get an in- communication skills, attention to detail and ability to work depth look at the world’s most important tourist destinations, under pressure will serve you well in this dynamic, challenging learn how to deal with a variety of social, cultural and career. From legal terminology to legal procedures, and environmental concerns, and develop an understanding of communications to computer work, you’ll learn everything the evolving travel market and the technology that drives it. you need to know to prepare for a career as a paralegal. CAREERS CAREERS Program Length Program Length » Travel agent/counsellor/ Graduates are employed in: consultant 13 months, accelerated » Legal offices » Cruise counsellor 2 years » Government » Reservations or sales Study Options† agent for tour operators Study Options† » Legal departments of large corporations » Sales or marketing » On-campus manager » On-campus » Trust companies » Full-time » Hotel/airline customer » Full-time » Real estate companies service manager Experiential Learning Experiential Learning 1-month field placement 5-week field placement Laddering Options Credits from this program may be transferable to other programs within the university, including: » Bachelor of Commerce Competitive Admission Higher minimum overall average required Mid-70s to low-80s (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Subject to change. Visit MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/Business method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
27 Find out more about our programs at our virtual Open House on November 6, 2021. MacEwan.ca/OpenHouse
28 Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Bachelor of COMMUNICATION STUDIES DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/CommunicationDegree Professional communicators and journalists are passionate about sharing information and connecting with others. This program provides a solid foundation in the fundamental skills of critical and creative thinking, writing, editing and research. The program offers many opportunities to integrate what you have learned in the classroom with real-life projects that engage the community and put your skills into practice. MAJORS MINORS Program Length Digital Experience Design Professional Communication 4 years This major provides you with the professional skill set you Film Studies need to excel in a variety of roles within the communication Journalism field. Areas of study include strategic communication, Professional Study Options† technical communication, editing and film studies. Communication » On-campus Journalism » Full-time Learn the in-depth writing, research and reporting CAREERS skills you need to make a meaningful contribution » Digital and print to the evolving journalism industry. Areas of study publication coordinator Experiential Learning include online digital storytelling, feature writing, investigative reporting and film studies. » Online news producer Field placement » Social media manager » Radio and television Competitive Admission reporter » Corporate communicator Higher minimum overall » Digital news writer average required » Government Mid-60s to mid-70s communications officer (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Subject to change. Visit MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/FFAC method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS 29 Bachelor of DESIGN DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/Design You are a budding 21st century designer – part creative mind and part problem solver. Discover new ways of seeing and thinking as you learn how to creatively transform messages and craft visual statements that persuade, inform, motivate or entertain. A balance of practice-based, hands-on research and theory-driven coursework prepare you to design effectively and solve communication problems to improve people’s lives. PATHWAYS CAREERS Program Length » Graphic designer Visual Communication Design 4 years Learn about branding, advertising, publication » Brand and advertising design, visual narrative, photography, illustration, designer 2 years (Diploma exit) design in the 3D environment, research methods and » Illustrator issues related to designing in the 21st century. Study Options† » Photographer Digital Experience Design » App and web designer » On-campus Focus on the skills, methods and theories that are required » Digital experience » Full-time to design websites, applications (apps), wearables, game designer interfaces and other digital products. You will learn to make digital products that are useful, usable and desirable. » Game and digital Experiential Learning interface designer Photography, Video and Motion Graphics » Video and motion Design Portfolio Show Engage in the communicative aspect of photography, graphics designer + field placement video and motion graphics, and gain the technological and options available creative expertise required to create images that command attention and concisely deliver a message or tell a story. Competitive Admission Illustration Hone your craft through fine art drawing and painting Portfolio + Statement courses and develop technical skills to deliver of Intent required illustrations for print publications and digital media, such as the web, video and motion graphics. MacEwan.ca/FFAC
30 Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Bachelor of FINE ARTS IN Bachelor of FINE ARTS IN ARTS AND CULTURAL MUSIC THEATRE MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/ArtsManagementBFA DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/MusicTheatreBFA Learn the practical skills and specialized knowledge you Train in world-class theatre facilities at Allard Hall alongside need to enhance an organization’s creative capacity – or students who share your passion for performance. Explore to take your own career as an artist to the next level. The your authentic artistic voice in a learning environment that Arts and Cultural Management major prepares you for encourages creative risk-taking and celebrates diversity. a management career in the creative sector. The core Showcase your talents in smash-hit Broadway musicals and of this major is leadership and project management, cutting-edge contemporary plays for public audiences. By supported by community-engaged learning, including the end of this four-year experience, you will be set up for eight weeks of work integrated learning in the field. success with practical skills and professional connections. CAREERS CAREERS Program Length Program Length » Festival and event » Theatre actor coordinators 4 years 4 years » Musical theatre » Fundraisers for arts performer 2 years (Diploma exit) 2 years (Diploma exit) organizations » Film/TV actor » Managers of professional Study Options† Study Options† » Dancer theatres or performing arts centres » Self-producing artist » On-campus » Marketing coordinators » On-campus » Public speaker » Online for arts and cultural » Full-time » Full-time festivals » Part-time » Public programming or Experiential Learning education coordinators Experiential Learning in museums and art galleries Participation in theatre season » Promoters of music 2-month field placement venues and musicians Competitive Admission Competitive Admission Audition required Program questionnaire required †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/FFAC method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS 31 Bachelor of FINE ARTS Bachelor of FINE ARTS IN STUDIO ARTS IN THEATRE PRODUCTION DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/StudioArtsBFA DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/TheatreProductionBFA Prepare for a contemporary, multi-dimensional career in Hone your creativity and problem-solving skills while the visual arts. This program gives you experiential learning making magic behind the scenes. Receive practical training with a hands-on approach to project-based course work, and gain versatile skills in costuming and scenic painting; creative research and off-site engagements with arts and props and scenic construction; lighting, video, and audio; and culture venues. Dedicated faculty with professional art and technical, stage, and production management. Working in research practices connect you with visiting artists and Allard Hall’s state-of-the-art facilities, you will study under scholars to expand your depth of knowledge in studio arts. seasoned professionals and alongside passionate peers to Your studies culminate in a professional public exhibition. produce MacEwan’s theatre season shows and prepare for dynamic career opportunities in the entertainment sector. CAREERS Program Length » Artist CAREERS Program Length 4 years » Curator » Lighting or audio technician 2 years (Diploma exit) » Archivist 4 years » Set, prop or » Art historian 2 years (Diploma exit) costume builder Study Options† » Art educator » Scenic painter » Art therapist Study Options† » On-campus » Video technician » Architect » Full-time » On-campus » Production manager » Art critic or writer » Full-time » Technical director Experiential Learning » Gallery and museum worker Experiential Learning Studio Arts Grad Show » Illustrator » Media production artist Participation in Competitive Admission » Studio technician theatre season or assistant Portfolio + statement Competitive Admission of intent required Statement of intent required MacEwan.ca/FFAC
32 Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Bachelor of MUSIC IN JAZZ AND CONTEMPORARY POPULAR MUSIC DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/Music Whether you’re watching a movie, surfing the net or attending a live performance, music is everywhere. Filling the world with music requires skilled performers, composers, arrangers, engineers, producers and experts in the business of music. Pursue the area that interests you most, and get rigorous and extensive training to prepare you for a career in music. MAJORS MINORS Program Length Music Education Composition 4 years Study of composition, film scoring, songwriting, arranging Music Technology and and orchestration. This route also includes private lessons, Production 2 years (Diploma exit) performance ensembles, music career management, music Music Career Management technology and cultural studies. Songwriting Study Options† Performance » On-campus Focus on private lessons and performance ensemble CAREERS » Full-time experience. This route also includes studies in arranging, » Performer improvisation, music career management, music technology, cultural studies and ethnomusicology. » Songwriter Experiential Learning » Composer General » Arranger Performance ensembles Choose a flexible program design that includes private lessons, performance ensembles, arranging, music career » Music director management, music technology and cultural studies or Competitive Admission » Teacher choose this major to pursue one of the four minors. » Orchestrator Audition required Recording and Production » Sound designer Specialize in recording and production with in-depth study » Producer of acoustics, psychoacoustics, recording engineering, mastering and production. This is the only undergraduate » Recording engineer music major of its kind in Canada. » Music administrator †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/FFAC method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
Faculty of FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS 33 PUBLIC RELATIONS DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/PR Successful organizations recognize the need to share information and build strong relationships with their many stakeholders. Public relations professionals are key to building and maintaining those relationships. Build on your previous education and sharpen your skills in research, writing and strategic communication planning, as you study public relations theory, media relations, internal communications, communication technologies and integrated marketing communications. CAREERS Program Length » Public affairs officer 1 year » Communications specialist » Community relations Study Options† representative » Media spokesperson » On-campus » Full-time » Promotions coordinator » Part-time » Editorial assistant » Special event coordinator Experiential Learning DID YOU KNOW? 8-week practicum This program requires Laddering Options previous post- secondary education. Credits from this program may be transferable to other programs within the university, including: » Bachelor of Communication Studies MacEwan.ca/FFAC
34 Faculty of HEALTH AND COMMUNITY STUDIES ACUPUNCTURE Bachelor of APPLIED HUMAN DIPLOMA | MacEwan.ca/Acupuncture SERVICE ADMINISTRATION Developed in ancient China, acupuncture has been practiced DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/HSA for thousands of years. Today, acupuncture is a regulated Managing a community-based agency requires a unique health profession in Alberta, and is a popular alternative and skill set – passion for service, an ability to bring out the best complementary treatment choice for acute and chronic illness. in people, and be able to manage a complex organization. In this program, you’ll learn to draw from both traditional Build on your previous post-secondary education and and modern approaches to help clients achieve wellness. work experience in the human service field, and prepare The program’s curriculum has the approval of the to confidently manage human, financial and physical College and Association of Acupuncturists of Alberta resources, improve organizational efficiency, and meet (CAAA) and qualifies graduates to write the Pan the challenges that human service agencies face. Canadian Examination for Acupuncturists in Alberta. CAREER SETTINGS Program Length CAREER SETTINGS » Child care centres Program Length » Private practice 3 to 6 years » Disability support agencies 3 years » Clinics » Health agencies » Multidisciplinary clinics Study Options† » Government offices Study Options† » Online DID YOU KNOW? » On-campus » Full-time DID YOU KNOW? » Full-time » Part-time The curriculum for this program satisfies Graduates with the Experiential Learning the requirements Experiential Learning following diplomas/ to write the Pan education can apply 600+ hours clinical Canadian Examination Directed field studies to this degree: experience within the for Acupuncturists onsite teaching clinic » Acupuncture in Alberta, and is approved by the » Child and Youth Care College and Association » Correctional Services Competitive Admission of Acupuncturists of » Early Learning and Alberta (CAAA). Child Care Higher minimum overall » Hearing Aid average required Practitioner Low-80s to low-90s » Massage Therapy (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Subject to change. Visit » Police and MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) Investigations » Social Work » Therapist Assistant » OR a minimum of 60 credits from a recognized post- secondary institution †MacEwan University reserves the right to modify or replace the method of delivery of courses, including a temporary or permanent suspension of in-person learning in favour of online learning at any time before or during a course where the University determines that the delivery of the in-person learning presents a risk to the health or safety of the University or to a member of the MacEwan University community, or for any other reason as determined by the University. Any change in the MacEwan.ca/Community method of delivery of courses will be announced via email notification to students’ MacEwan email addresses.
35 Bachelor of CHILD AND Bachelor of EARLY CHILDHOOD YOUTH CARE CURRICULUM STUDIES DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/CYC DEGREE | MacEwan.ca/BECCS Childhood and adolescence are foundational times in a person’s Early childhood educators care for our youngest life, and when youth face social, emotional, developmental citizens and foster their growing sense of identity or family challenges, they need support to set a course for a and well-being through play-based learning. positive future. This program provides you with the skills to Advanced study in curriculum development and leadership support high-risk youth and their families through specialized will prepare you to support the critical learning that is part of child and youth care courses and studies in the liberal arts. very young children’s growth. Throughout the program, you will also focus on issues of equity and social justice, preparing CAREER SETTINGS you to be a strong advocate for children and their families. Program Length » Group homes 4 years » Youth centres CAREER SETTINGS » Mental health centres Program Length 2 years (Diploma exit) » Child care centres » Family support programs » Pre-kindergarten and 4 years Study Options† » Community-based kindergarten programs 2 years (Diploma exit) programs » Playschools » On-campus » Schools Study Options† » Family day homes » Full-time » Early intervention » On-campus programs Experiential Learning » Full-time Field placements DID YOU KNOW? Experiential Learning Qualified applicants Laddering Options Field placement + with a relevant diploma senior internship may bridge into year Credits from this 3 of this degree. program may be Competitive Admission transferable to other programs within the university, including: Higher minimum overall average required » Bachelor of Arts High-60s to mid-70s (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Competitive Admission Subject to change. Visit MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) Higher minimum overall average required Low-70s to low-80s (Based on 2021/22 admissions. Subject to change. Visit MacEwan.ca/Competitive.) MacEwan.ca/Community
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