General Arts, Associate of Arts Degree (Co-op Designation)

Program Overview

The General Arts, Associate of Arts Degree is a flexible two-year program designed to provide students with a well-rounded foundation in the arts. This program allows students to build their educational path based on their interests and goals, offering a variety of subjects to choose from. Students can start their studies in September, January, or May, making it accessible for different schedules. The program is structured to help students earn a degree or specialize in areas such as English, economics, social work, or psychology, ensuring a broad educational experience.

Program Structure

The General Arts program is a comprehensive two-year program consisting of 20 university-level courses. Here are some key features of the program structure:

• Flexible Course Selection: Students can tailor their degree by choosing from over 40 different subjects.
• Study Options: Available as both full-time and part-time study.
• Work Experience: Opportunities for co-op or internship placements to gain practical experience.
• Small Class Sizes: Ensures more individual attention from instructors.
• Transfer Opportunities: This degree can lead to a full block transfer to Royal Roads University's Bachelor of Arts in Professional Communication program.

Students have the flexibility to study year-round, allowing them to complete their degree at their own pace.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op and Internship Opportunities: Gain valuable work experience while studying.
• Small Class Sizes: Benefit from personalized attention and support from instructors.
• Variety of Subjects: Choose from a wide range of courses to tailor your educational experience.
• Specialization Options: Opportunity to specialize in disciplines such as English, economics, social work, or psychology.

Career Options

Graduates of the General Arts, Associate of Arts Degree can pursue various career paths in Canada. Here are some potential job options:

• Communications Specialist: Develop and implement communication strategies for organizations.
• Social Services Worker: Assist individuals and families in accessing social services and support.
• Marketing Coordinator: Help plan and execute marketing campaigns to promote products or services.
• Human Resources Assistant: Support HR functions such as recruitment, onboarding, and employee relations.
• Research Assistant: Conduct research and analyze data for academic or corporate projects.

These roles leverage the strong communication skills and broad knowledge base developed during the program, preparing graduates for a variety of professional environments.

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