University Certificate - Liberal Arts

Program overview

Yukon University’s Liberal Arts program offers a comprehensive foundation in various social science and humanities disciplines, paving the way for diverse career opportunities. This program is designed for students who wish to explore a broad range of subjects, allowing them to customize their educational journey. With a focus on critical thinking, research, and communication skills, students can tailor their certificate or diploma to align with their personal and professional goals. The program is accessible through various delivery methods, including face-to-face and online options, ensuring flexibility for all learners.

Program structure

The University Certificate in Liberal Arts is structured to be completed in one year for full-time students, with options for part-time study. The program offers a variety of delivery methods, including:

• Face-to-face classes
• Online courses with no set meeting times
• Weekly scheduled video-conferenced sessions
• HyFlex options, allowing students to choose between in-person and online attendance

Students can also opt for continuing education or open studies, taking one or two courses per semester without a formal program commitment. This flexibility allows students to balance their studies with other responsibilities while pursuing their educational goals.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op Opportunities: Students may have access to co-op placements that provide practical experience in their field of study.
• Hands-on Scholarship: Engage in research experiences beyond the classroom, working with faculty mentors or on independent projects.
• Field Experiences: Opportunities to participate in field studies that enhance learning and provide real-world context.
• Dual Credit Options: High school students can take certain undergraduate-level courses for dual credit, expanding their educational opportunities.
• Flexible Learning: The program offers a mix of synchronous and asynchronous learning, catering to different learning styles and schedules.

Career Options

• Social Worker: Assist individuals and families in overcoming challenges and improving their well-being through support and resources.
• Public Policy Analyst: Research and analyze policies to provide recommendations that influence government decisions and community programs.
• Communications Specialist: Develop and implement communication strategies for organizations, enhancing their public image and outreach.
• Education Coordinator: Design and manage educational programs, workshops, and resources for various audiences.
• Research Assistant: Support academic or market research projects by collecting data, conducting analysis, and preparing reports.

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