Online Application Companion Booklet 2012 2

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Online application to an
Ontario University for
Secondary School Students
Demande d’admission en ligne
aux universités de l’Ontario
pour les élèves du secondaire
Algoma University
Brock University
Carleton University
2012
Online Application
Companion Booklet
Livret complémentaire
de la demande en ligne
University of Guelph
Lakehead University
Laurentian University/
Université Laurentienne
McMaster University
Nipissing University
OCAD University
University of Ottawa/
Université d’Ottawa
Queen’s University
Ryerson University
University of Toronto
Trent University
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
University of Waterloo
The University of Western Ontario
Wilfrid Laurier University
University of Windsor
York University
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac‑101/
http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/
Contents
Table des matières
Contacting the OUAC..................................................3
Important Dates...........................................................3
The Application Service...............................................6
Handling of Applicant Information............................8
Security and Confidentiality........................................8
Applicant Reports........................................................9
Offers of Admission: Online Responses....................10
Summary of Fees........................................................12
General Procedures....................................................14
Application Instructions.............................................15
Communiquer avec le Centre......................................3
Horaire..........................................................................3
Le Service de demande................................................6
Traitement des données..............................................8
Sécurité et confidentialité...........................................8
Bilans des candidatures...............................................9
Répondre aux offres d’admission en ligne...............10
Résumé des droits......................................................12
Généralités..................................................................14
Directives pour remplir la demande.........................15
Questions and Answers.............................................17
Questions et réponses................................................17
Collaborative University and
College Programs.......................................................21
Programmes conjoints
des universités et collèges.........................................21
University Information and Program Codes
Algoma University......................................................25
Brock University.........................................................25
Carleton University....................................................26
University of Guelph..................................................29
Lakehead University...................................................31
Laurentian University.................................................33
McMaster University..................................................35
Nipissing University....................................................36
OCAD University.........................................................37
University of Ottawa..................................................38
Queen’s University.....................................................42
Ryerson University......................................................42
University of Toronto.................................................43
Trent University..........................................................45
University of Ontario
Institute of Technology (UOIT)..................................46
University of Waterloo..............................................47
The University of Western Ontario...........................49
Wilfrid Laurier University..........................................51
University of Windsor................................................52
York University...........................................................54
Renseignements universitaires et codes des
programmes
Algoma University......................................................25
Brock University.........................................................25
Carleton University....................................................26
University of Guelph..................................................29
Lakehead University...................................................31
Université Laurentienne............................................34
McMaster University..................................................35
Nipissing University....................................................36
OCAD University.........................................................37
Université d’Ottawa...................................................39
Queen’s University.....................................................42
Ryerson University......................................................42
University of Toronto.................................................43
Trent University..........................................................45
Institute of Technology (UOIT)..................................46
University of Waterloo..............................................47
The University of Western Ontario...........................49
Wilfrid Laurier University..........................................51
University of Windsor................................................52
York University – Campus Glendon..........................55
To obtain this document in an alternative format,
contact:
Pour obtenir ce document dans un autre format,
veuillez communiquer avec :
The Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)
170 Research Lane
Guelph ON N1G 5E2
Le Centre de demande d’admission
aux universités de l’Ontario (OUAC)
170 Research Lane
Guelph (Ontario) N1G 5E2
Telephone: 519-823-1940
Fax: 519-822-1682
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ouac.on.ca/about/
about‑accessibility/
Téléphone : 519-823-1940
Télécopieur : 519-822-1682
Adresse électronique : [email protected]
Site Web : http://centre.ouac.on.ca/
about/about-accessibility/
Contacting the
OUAC
Communiquer
avec le Centre
If You Have Questions
Si vous avez des questions
General Inquiries
Applicant Services: 519‑823‑1063
Questions de nature générale
Services aux candidats : 519‑823‑1063
Access the Online Application:
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/
Pour accéder à la demande en ligne :
About the Application Process
Visit www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ and select
“How to apply?”
Au sujet du processus de demande
d’admission
Rendez‑vous sur http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/
et cliquer sur « Comment faire demande? »
Important Dates
Horaire
Late August 2011
The OUAC circulates eINFO bulletins and launches the
eINFO site: www.electronicinfo.ca.
Fin août 2011
Le Centre commence à distribuer le bulletin
d’information eINFO et procède au lancement du site
eINFO : www.infoelectronique.ca.
August 29, 2011
The OUAC commences distribution of OUAC 101
application materials to secondary schools and school
boards.
November 11, 2011
Target date for the OUAC to receive all electronic
student data files from Ontario secondary schools for
both hardcopy and online applications.
January 11, 2012
Deadline for Ontario secondary school students to
submit completed hardcopy and online applications to
the OUAC.
Note: Applications received after this date will still
be processed by the OUAC and distributed to the
universities. However, specific university deadlines
will apply.
The original application procedure will include
the collection of all final grades from previously
completed Grade 11 and 12 courses and a list of
all current‑year courses in progress.
29 août 2011
Le Centre commence à distribuer le matériel relatif à
la demande OUAC 101 aux écoles secondaires et aux
conseils scolaires.
11 novembre 2011
Date limite de réception par le Centre des dossiers
électroniques des élèves du secondaire, pour les
demandes formulées sur papier et en ligne.
11 janvier 2012
Date limite de réception des demandes formulées
en ligne et sur papier au Centre par les élèves du
secondaire.
Nota : Les demandes d’admission reçues après
cette date continueront d’être traitées par le
Centre et acheminées aux universités. Toutefois, ce
sont les dates limites des établissements visés qui
s’appliqueront.
La procédure de demande originale comprend la
collecte de toutes les notes finales des cours de 11e
et 12e années préalablement réussis, ainsi que tous
les renseignements des cours actuels.
Livret complémentaire de la demande en ligne – 2012
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January 26, 2012
Target date for Ontario universities to receive (from
the OUAC) all application data and grades from all
applications submitted by January 11, 2012.
February 7, 2012
Recommended last date for students to submit all
information to the OUAC, including university and
program changes, as well as additional active choices,
to be eligible for consideration for early admission.
Please note: This is not a deadline date. Changes will
be accepted and processed by the OUAC at any time.
February 15, 2012
Deadline for the OUAC to receive, from Ontario
secondary schools, all final first‑semester grades and
current full‑year midterm grades for 4U/M courses.
March 8, 2012
Target date for Ontario universities to receive (from
the OUAC) all final first‑semester grades and current
full‑year midterm grades for 4U/M courses.
April 26, 2012
Deadline date for Ontario secondary schools to report,
to the OUAC, midterm grades for second‑semester
courses and interim grades for full‑year courses. Grades
that the OUAC receives earlier will be transmitted to
Ontario universities when received.
May 8, 2012
Target date for Ontario universities to receive, from
the OUAC, second‑semester midterm grades and
interim grades for full‑year courses. Grades that the
OUAC receives earlier will be transmitted to Ontario
universities when received.
May 29, 2012
The latest date by which all secondary school applicants
shall expect a response from an Ontario university. Such
a response will be one of: 1) an offer of admission; 2) a
refusal; or 3) a deferral pending the receipt of specific
additional information.
June 1, 2012
The earliest date by which Ontario universities may
require a response to an offer of admission and a
financial commitment of any kind (e.g., registration
deposit, residence deposit, etc.) from an Ontario
secondary school student. All other admissions‑related
elements including scholarships, other forms of
student assistance or financial incentives, and offers of
residence are considered part of the offer of admission.
Therefore, a student may accept these other offers
prior to June 1, 2012, but Ontario universities shall
not compel a student in any way to make an earlier
decision.
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26 janvier 2012
Date limite de réception, par les universités, des
données et des notes finales (provenant du Centre)
relatives aux demandes d’admission soumises au plus
tard le 11 janvier 2012.
7 février 2012
Dernière date recommandée de soumission, par
les élèves, de tous les renseignements au Centre, y
compris les modifications de choix d’université et de
programme, ainsi que les choix additionnels actifs, aux
fins d’admissibilité à l’admission hâtive. Nota : il ne
s’agit pas d’une date limite. Les modifications seront
acceptées et traitées en tout temps par le Centre.
15 février 2012
Date limite de réception, par le Centre, des notes
finales des cours du premier semestre et des notes
de mi‑session des cours actuels des filières 4U/M
acheminées par les écoles secondaires de l’Ontario.
8 mars 2012
Date limite visée de transmission (par le Centre) aux
universités de l’Ontario des notes finales du premier
semestre et des notes de mi‑session pour les cours des
filières 4U/M.
26 avril 2012
Date limite de réception des notes mi‑semestrielles des
cours du second semestre et des notes intérimaires des
cours d’un an au Centre. Les notes reçues au Centre
avant cette date seront transmises aux universités
ontariennes dès leur réception.
8 mai 2012
Date visée de transmission aux universités de l’Ontario
des notes mi‑semestrielles du second semestre et des
notes intérimaires pour les cours d’un an. Les notes
reçues au Centre avant cette date seront transmises
aux universités dès leur réception.
29 mai 2012
Date à laquelle tous les candidats provenant du
secondaire devront s’attendre d’avoir reçu une réponse
d’une université ontarienne. Il pourra s’agir soit :
1) d’une offre d’admission; 2) d’un refus; ou 3) d’une
décision reportée, dans l’attente de renseignements
spécifiques additionnels.
1er juin 2012
Date à laquelle les universités ontariennes peuvent
commencer à exiger une réponse à une offre
d’admission et un engagement financier quelconque
(p. ex., acompte pour droits d’inscription, portion des
frais de résidence) d’un(e) élève d’une école secondaire
de l’Ontario. Tout autre élément relatif à l’admission,
y compris les bourses, les autres formes d’aide et
Online Application Companion Booklet – 2012
July 10, 2012
Deadline for the OUAC to receive final grades for
current semester/year courses from Ontario secondary
schools.
July 19, 2012
Target date for the OUAC to transmit all remaining
final grades to the universities. By this date, the OUAC
will have attempted to contact all schools that have
not provided their grades.
August 1–24, 2012
The OUAC collects summer school grades from Ontario
secondary schools and boards.
de récompense financières et les offres de place
en résidence font partie de l’offre d’admission. Par
conséquent, un(e) élève peut accepter de telles offres
avant le 1er juin 2012, mais les universités ne peuvent
le (la) contraindre, de quelque façon que ce soit, à
prendre une décision hâtive.
10 juillet 2012
Date limite de réception au Centre des notes finales
des cours du semestre ou de l’année en cours de la part
des écoles secondaires de l’Ontario.
19 juillet 2012
Date limite visée de transmission des notes finales aux
universités par le Centre. À cette date, le Centre aura
tenté de communiquer avec toutes les écoles qui ne lui
auront pas encore fourni leurs résultats scolaires.
1–24 août 2012
Le Centre procède à la collecte des notes des cours
d’été auprès des écoles secondaires et des conseils
scolaires de l’Ontario.
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Reminder
Rappel
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Although the published deadline for applications
is January 11, 2012, applicants are urged to submit
their applications as early as possible.
Guidance counsellors are responsible for providing
applicants’ academic data to the OUAC. Applicants
must check this information carefully to ensure
that there are no errors or omissions.
Applicants may apply to as many Ontario
universities/programs as they wish; however,
they are limited to a maximum of three program
choices at any one university (including affiliates).
Some universities may further limit the number of
programs to which candidates may apply.
Applicants can make changes to their application
information online at www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/.
They do not complete a new application or pay
another application fee. All fees are non‑refundable.
Applicants need to make note of their access codes
(OUAC Reference Number and PIN). They will need
them to log in to their online application.
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Quoique la date limite de soumission de la
demande ait été fixée au 11 janvier 2012, l’on avise
les candidates et les candidats de soumettre cette
dernière le plus tôt possible.
Il revient aux conseillères et aux conseillers en
orientation de fournir les données scolaires des
candidates et des candidats au Centre. Toutefois, ce
sont les candidates et les candidats eux‑mêmes qui
doivent en vérifier l’exactitude.
Les candidates et les candidats peuvent faire
demande à autant de programmes/universités de
l’Ontario qu’elles ou ils le souhaitent; toutefois,
elles ou ils peuvent faire demande à un maximum
de trois choix de programme à une université
donnée (y compris ses établissements affiliés).
Certaines universités peuvent limiter davantage le
nombre de programmes que les candidates et les
candidats peuvent sélectionner.
Les candidates et les candidats peuvent apporter
des changements à leur demande existante en
ligne au http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/. Ne pas
compléter une nouvelle demande et ne pas payer
encore une fois les droits administratifs. Les droits
ne sont pas remboursables.
Les candidates et les candidats doivent prendre
note de leurs codes d’accès (Numéro de référence
OUAC et NIP); elles ou ils en auront besoin pour
accéder à leur dossier en ligne.
The Application
Service
Le Service de
demande
is a not‑for‑profit, centralized application service
for applicants to Ontario universities. The OUAC is
operated by the Council of Ontario Universities (COU)
to facilitate the process of applying to first‑year
undergraduate programs (bachelor’s degrees) and to
advanced standing in these programs. Each school is
completely autonomous in reaching its own admission
decisions, with the OUAC providing only the application
processing service.
Le Centre de demande d’admission aux universités de
l’Ontario (OUAC) est un organisme à but non lucratif
qui a comme fonction principale le traitement des
demandes d’admission aux universités de l’Ontario.
Son administration relève du Conseil des universités
de l’Ontario (CUO) et sa raison d’être est de faciliter
le processus d’admission aux programmes de premier
cycle (baccalauréats) ainsi que de déterminer les
équivalences des cours suivis antérieurement par les
candidats à ces programmes. Chaque université est
autonome quant aux décisions d’admission, le Centre
ne fournissant que les services de traitement des
demandes d’admission.
This application may be used for any entry point in
2012 and is valid only for the programs that appear in
the list of university programs and codes. Applicants
changing their entry point (e.g., winter to fall) need
only amend their original application.
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Cette demande peut être utilisée pour toutes les
rentrées de 2012. Utiliser seulement les codes des
Notice Regarding this Publication
While every effort was made to ensure accuracy in this
publication at the time of printing (August 2011), the
OUAC and the universities reserve the right to amend
the information presented as necessary at any time. In
particular, while it is expected that all programs listed
in this publication will be offered, the universities
reserve the right to withdraw or change academic
program offerings at any time.
The universities and the OUAC do not endorse or
support presentations or publications other than their
own. Up‑to‑date information should be obtained
directly from the universities’ admissions offices or
their websites.
Applicants should use the OUAC 101 application
if they meet all of the following requirements.
• They are taking courses during the day at an
Ontario secondary school (this includes students
returning for second semester and graduated
students returning to upgrade one or more courses)
and have not, at some point, been out of secondary
school for more than seven consecutive months.
• They will have received or expect to receive their
OSSD with six 4U/M courses at the end of the
current year.
• They are not currently registered at a postsecondary
(college/university) institution.
• They have not completed one academic year or
more of postsecondary education.
• They are applying to a diploma program or a firstyear degree program at an Ontario university.
If applicants do not satisfy all of the above criteria, they
should contact their guidance counsellor or the OUAC.
Depending on their academic background, some
applicants may need to use a different application.
programmes énumérés. Les candidates et les candidats
qui décident de changer la rentrée visée (de l’hiver
à l’automne, par exemple) n’ont qu’à modifier leur
demande initiale.
Avis concernant cette publication
Ce livret a été rédigé avec soin pour assurer l’exactitude
du contenu au moment de la mise en page (août 2011).
Le Centre et les universités se réservent cependant
le droit de modifier, au besoin, les renseignements
qui y paraissent. Quoique l’on s’attende à ce que les
programmes énumérés soient offerts, les universités
se réservent le droit d’en modifier ou d’en éliminer
certains sans préavis.
Ni le Centre ni les universités ne sanctionnent des
présentations ou des publications autres que les
leurs. Pour accéder aux renseignements les plus
récents, communiquer directement avec le bureau de
l’admission ou le site Web des universités.
Les candidates et candidats doivent utiliser la
demande OUAC 101 s’ils ou elles répondent à
toutes les exigences suivantes.
• Elles ou ils sont inscrit(e)s à un programme de
jour dans une école secondaire de l’Ontario (ceci
comprend les élèves qui retournent à l’école pour le
deuxième semestre et les finissantes et les finissants
qui retournent dans le but d’actualiser un ou plus
d’un cours); et n’ont pas, à un certain moment,
arrêté de fréquenter une école secondaire pendant
plus de sept mois consécutifs.
• Elles ou ils auront reçu ou comptent recevoir leur
DESO et avoir obtenu six cours de 12e année des
filières 4U/M à la fin de l’année scolaire en cours;
• Elles ou ils ne sont pas actuellement inscrit(e)s à un
établissement postsecondaire (collège/université).
• Elles ou ils n’ont pas complété une année scolaire
ou plus d’études postsecondaires.
• Elles ou ils font demande à un programme de
premier cycle ou à un programme menant à
l’obtention d’un diplôme à une université de
l’Ontario.
Les candidates et les candidats qui ne satisfont pas à
tous les critères susmentionnés doivent communiquer
avec leur conseiller ou conseillère en orientation ou le
Centre. Selon leurs antécédents scolaires, il est possible
qu’elles ou ils soient tenus d’utiliser un formulaire
différent pour faire demande.
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Handling of Applicant
Information
Traitement des
données
was created by the universities of Ontario through
the Council of Ontario Universities (COU). The
OUAC has been processing applications on behalf
of universities in Ontario since 1971. To apply for
admission to a university undergraduate program and/
or a non‑degree‑granting program in Ontario, your
application must be processed through the OUAC.
The OUAC forwards your application information to
the university(ies) of your choice. By applying through
the OUAC, you agree that the university(ies) of your
choice will obtain the personal information you have
provided to the OUAC and that the OUAC will collect,
use, disclose and otherwise manage your personal
information as set out in the Declaration and Notice of
Collection, Use, Disclosure and Treatment of Personal
Information Provided as Part of Your Application to
Ontario University(ies) Undergraduate Program(s)
(101).
Le Centre de demande d’admission aux universités de
l’Ontario (« le Centre ») a été crée par les universités
de l’Ontario, par l’entremise du Conseil des universités
de l’Ontario (CUO). Le Centre traite depuis 1971 les
demandes d’admission aux programmes de premier
cycle et à ceux ne menant pas à un grade, pour
le compte des universités en Ontario. Pour faire
demande à une université de l’Ontario, votre demande
d’admission doit être traitée par le Centre, lequel
achemine les renseignements relatifs à cette dernière
aux universités de votre choix. En faisant demande
par le biais du Centre, vous acceptez que l’université
(ou les universités) de votre choix reçoive(nt) les
renseignements personnels que vous avez fournis
au Centre, lequel recueille, utilise, divulgue et gère
vos renseignements personnels, tel qu’il est stipulé
dans la Déclaration et avis de collecte, d’utilisation,
de divulgation et de traitement de renseignements
personnels fournis dans le cadre de votre demande
d’admission à un ou plus d’un programme universitaire
de premier cycle de l’Ontario (101).
To view the Declaration, please refer to:
www.ouac.on.ca/privacy/101-declaration/.
Pour afficher la Déclaration, veuillez consulter la page
suivante :
http://centre.ouac.on.ca/privacy/101-declaration/.
Security and
Confidentiality
Sécurité et
confidentialité
When receiving data from the secondary schools and
applicants, and when transmitting this data to the
selected Ontario universities, the OUAC takes extensive
measures to ensure the security of its website and,
therefore, your personal and academic information.
Lorsque le Centre reçoit des données des écoles
secondaires et des candidats, et lorsqu’il transmet ces
données aux universités, le Centre prend les mesures
nécessaires pour assurer la sécurité et la protection
sur son site Web et de ce fait des renseignements
personnels et scolaires.
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The OUAC encrypts application data using Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) technology, the industry’s
standard for protecting web communications.
Data files distributed over the internet by the
OUAC to the universities are translated into a
non‑readable format that can be decoded only by
the universities to which applicants have applied.
However, it is also the responsibility of applicants
and their secondary school officials to protect the
confidentiality of this information. Applicants should
keep their personal PIN access (login) information
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Le Centre utilise la technologie du protocole SSL
(Secure Sockets Layer) pour chiffrer les données
et fait appel aux pratiques de sécurité normalisées
pour protéger les transactions sur le Web.
Les fichiers distribués aux universités par le Centre
par l’entremise d’Internet sont codés et ne peuvent
être lus que par les universités en question.
Il incombe toutefois aux candidates et aux candidats,
ainsi qu’aux écoles secondaires, d’assurer que ces
renseignements demeurent confidentiels. Ne pas
in a safe place and should not share it with anyone.
Secondary school officials will ensure that any data
provided to them by the OUAC will also be kept strictly
confidential.
partager ses codes d’accès avec qui que ce soit et
les conserver dans un endroit sûr. L’école veillera
également à assurer la confidentialité des données
fournies par le Centre.
Applicant Reports
Bilans des
candidatures
OUAC Acknowledgements
Depending on the time of year and the volume of
applications submitted to the OUAC, it may take up to
three working days to process online applications. An
acknowledgement email is sent immediately after the
application has been submitted.
Applicants may log in to their online application to
review and to change previously submitted application
information and to respond to any university
offers of admission. Please note: If any changes are
made to the original online application, no further
acknowledgement emails will be sent. Applicants must
log in to their account to verify the changes.
University Acknowledgements
Most universities will acknowledge receipt of
application information and will provide applicants with
a list of the specific supporting documents they require
in order to make an admission decision. Applicants
should contact the universities’ admissions offices
directly if, after a reasonable amount of time, they
have not received communication from the universities
they have selected. Applicants should include their
OUAC Reference Number in all communication with
the universities and on all supporting documents sent
to the universities.
Accusé de réception
Le traitement des demandes soumises en ligne peut
prendre jusqu’à trois jours ouvrables, tout dépendant
du temps de l’année et du nombre de demandes
soumises. Une fois la demande en ligne soumise avec
succès, le Centre expédie immédiatement un accusé de
réception par courriel à la candidate ou au candidat en
question.
Les candidates et les candidats peuvent se connecter
à leur demande en ligne pour réviser et modifier les
données de leur demande préalablement soumise et
pour répondre aux offres d’admission émises par les
universités. Nota : aucun autre accusé de réception ne
sera expédié par courriel, dans le cas de modifications
apportées à la demande en ligne originale. Les
candidates et les candidats doivent se connecter à leur
demande en ligne, si elles ou ils souhaitent visualiser
de telles modifications.
Accusé de réception des universités
Les universités communiqueront directement avec les
candidates et les candidats afin d’accuser réception de
leur dossier et de leur fournir la liste des documents
dont elles auront besoin pour prendre une décision
d’admission. Il faut communiquer directement avec le
service d’admission de l’université concernée si, après
un délai raisonnable, la candidate ou le candidat n’a
toujours pas reçu de renseignements de la part de cette
dernière. Les candidates et les candidats doivent inclure
leur Numéro de référence OUAC dans toutes leurs
communications avec les universités; il faut s’assurer
que cet identificateur figure sur chaque document
soumis aux universités.
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Offers of Admission:
Online Responses
Répondre aux offres
d’admission en ligne
The OUAC does not make any admission decisions,
evaluate applications or receive detailed information
from the university with regard to offers made to
applicants.
Le Centre ne prend aucune décision d’admission,
n’évalue pas les qualifications des candidates et des
candidats et ne reçoit aucune information détaillée des
universités quant aux offres qu’elles font aux candidates
et aux candidats.
Application files are evaluated individually at each
university and admission decisions are made by
the universities. Offers are made at different times
throughout the processing cycle, depending on
the university and program. The universities will
communicate offers of admission, including terms
of any conditional offers and appropriate response
instructions, directly to applicants.
Applicants are able to accept (or for some universities,
decline) offers of admission from the Ontario
universities by logging in to their online application
at www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/. They will require their
OUAC Reference Number and PIN/password.
When the universities have evaluated an applicant’s
file, an admission decision will be mailed directly to the
applicant. When applicants are offered admission, they
will be provided with the appropriate instructions for
responding. Applicants who choose to respond to their
offer of admission online should not mail a paper
response to the OUAC.
Applicants are responsible for meeting the deadline
dates stipulated by the universities. Most universities
require that responses to offers of admission be made
online. When responding online, applicants must click
the “Submit” button and follow the steps in order to
send their response to the OUAC. A screen displaying
the applicant’s confirmation number will appear
immediately after successfully submitting a response.
This screen will include a summary of all changes/
responses made within that session. Applicants should
make note of the confirmation number (in writing
or by printing the screen) and keep it in a safe place.
Successfully submitted responses to offers of admission
will be processed within one business day. Applicants
should log back in to their account to verify their
response(s) after one business day.
Important: An online response instruction video is
available at www.ouac.on.ca/ugrad-tutorials/. This
video demonstrates the steps required to respond to a
university offer of admission.
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Les universités évaluent les dossiers d’admission et
prennent une décision quant à l’admissibilité de
chaque candidate ou candidat. Les offres sont envoyées
de façon continue tout au long du cycle d’admission,
selon l’université et le programme. Les universités font
parvenir directement aux candidates et candidats leurs
offres d’admission ainsi que les directives appropriées
pour y répondre, y compris les conditions relatives à
toute offre conditionnelle.
La demande en ligne, qui est disponible à partir du
site Web http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/, permet
aux candidates et aux candidats d’accepter (ou de
refuser, dans le cas de certaines universités) une offre
d’admission des universités de l’Ontario. Pour ce faire,
elles ou ils auront besoin de leur Numéro de référence
et du NIP/mot de passe.
Au terme de leur évaluation d’un dossier, les universités
envoient par la poste un document au candidat ou à la
candidate, l’informant de leur décision. S’il s’agit d’une
offre d’admission, la marche à suivre afin d’y répondre
y sera incluse. Les candidates et les candidats qui
choisissent de répondre à l’offre en ligne, ne doivent
pas envoyer le formulaire réponse en papier au
Centre.
Il incombe au candidat ou à la candidate de respecter
les dates limites stipulées par les établissements. La
plupart des universités exigent que les candidats
répondent en ligne aux offres d’admission. Pour ce
faire, cliquer sur le bouton « Soumettre » et suivre les
directives à la lettre afin de s’assurer que la réponse soit
soumise correctement au Centre. Un écran affichant
le numéro de dossier du candidat ou de la candidate
s’affichera à l’écran immédiatement après que ce
dernier ou cette dernière aura soumis sa réponse.
L’écran comprendra également un sommaire des
modifications/réponses effectuées lors de la session en
cours. Prière de prendre note de ce numéro de dossier
(faire une impression‑écran ou l’écrire sur un papier)
et de le conserver soigneusement. Les réponses à une
offre d’admission seront traitées dans un délai d’un
jour ouvrable. Au terme d’une journée ouvrable, le
candidat ou la candidate peut se connecter à nouveau
à son compte afin d’y vérifier ses réponses.
Accepting an offer of admission from one university
will not cancel applications to other universities and/
or programs. However, applicants may have only
one acceptance of an offer on file at a time. Before
applicants can accept a subsequent offer online,
they must first cancel the previously accepted offer.
Note: When applicants submit a subsequent paper
acceptance, the OUAC will automatically cancel the
previously accepted offer.
Applicants who wish to attend a university that has
offered them admission but whose response deadline
has expired, or who wish to re‑accept an offer they
previously cancelled or declined, should contact the
university’s admissions office to see whether they will
still be considered and, if so, whether a new offer can
be issued. Remember, many university programs reach
capacity. The later that applicants wish to change
universities, the more difficult it is likely to be to make
changes.
Applicants who are concerned about accepting or
declining an offer of admission should contact the
university’s admissions office in order to discuss
their needs. The university will try to accommodate
applicants as much as possible.
Note: Please do not send any applications for residence
or deposit cheques to the OUAC. These items should be
sent directly to the universities. Residence deposits do
not replace an official response to an offer of admission
through the OUAC.
Important : un tutoriel sur vidéo expliquant la marche
à suivre pour les réponses en ligne est accessible à
l’adresse http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ugrad-tutorials/. La
vidéo explique la marche à suivre pour répondre à une
offre d’admission.
Bien que les candidates et les candidats ne puissent
accepter qu’une offre d’admission à la fois, une telle
acceptation n’annule pas pour autant leur demande
d’admission aux autres universités ou programmes.
Toutefois, une seule acceptation à la fois est permise.
Avant d’accepter une offre subséquente en ligne, la
candidate ou le candidat doit annuler toute offre
préalablement acceptée. Nota : Dans le cas d’une
candidate et d’un candidat qui soumet ultérieurement
une acceptation sur papier, le Centre annulera toute
acceptation antérieure.
Les candidates et les candidats qui désirent fréquenter
une université leur ayant offert une place mais dont
la date limite stipulée pour y répondre est passée, ou
qui désirent accepter de nouveau une offre qu’elles
ou ils avaient annulée ou refusée antérieurement,
doivent alors communiquer avec l’université pour
savoir si elle accepte toujours leur candidature et si une
nouvelle offre pourra être émise. Il faut se rappeler
que de nombreux programmes se remplissent vite :
une telle modification tardive comporte donc certaines
difficultés.
Si l’acceptation ou le refus d’une offre d’admission
cause des inquiétudes, la candidate ou le candidat doit
alors communiquer avec le service de l’admission de
l’université en cause pour discuter de ses besoins. Les
universités feront de leur mieux pour lui venir en aide.
Nota : Ne pas envoyer au Centre la demande pour
une place en résidence ou le chèque de garantie.
Ces derniers doivent être acheminés directement à
l’université. Le chèque de garantie pour une place en
résidence ne remplace pas la réponse officielle à une
offre d’admission, qui doit être traitée par le Centre.
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Summary of Fees
Base Application Fee......................................... $125
For the initial three university/program choices.
International Service Fee................................... $10
If the mailing address is outside of Canada.
Additional Choice Fee......................................... $42
For each university/program choice beyond the
initial three (e.g., if a fourth and fifth university
choice are added, applicants must pay an additional
$84).
Note: Applicants may apply to as many Ontario
universities/programs as they wish; however,
they are limited to a maximum of three program
choices at any one university (including affiliates).
Some universities may further limit the number of
programs to which candidates may apply.
Fee for non‑negotiable cheque........................ $25
Résumé des droits
Droits administratifs ....................................... 125 $
Traitement des trois choix initiaux d’université ou
de programme.
Frais d’administration internationaux.......... 10 $
Ces droits sont exigés si l’adresse postale est située
à l’extérieur du Canada.
Droits pour choix additionnels........................ 42 $
Assurent le traitement des choix d’université ou de
programme au‑delà des trois premiers. Par exemple :
si un quatrième et un cinquième choix d’université
sont ajoutés, la candidate ou le candidat doit alors
payer un montant additionnel de 84 $.
Nota : les candidates et les candidats peuvent faire
demande à autant de programmes/universités de
l’Ontario qu’elles ou ils le souhaitent; toutefois,
elles ou ils peuvent faire demande à un maximum
de trois choix de programme à une université
donnée (y compris ses établissements affiliés).
Certaines universités peuvent limiter davantage le
nombre de programmes que les candidates et les
candidats peuvent sélectionner.
Frais imposés pour tout
chèque non négociable..................................... 25 $
All fees are non‑refundable. Applications will not
be forwarded to the universities until full payment has
been received by the OUAC. Partial payments will not
be processed.
Les droits ne sont pas remboursables. La demande
ne sera transmise aux universités sélectionnées que
sur réception de la totalité des droits au Centre. Les
paiements partiels ne sont pas traités.
Payment is accepted by credit card (MasterCard, VISA or
American Express), cheque, money order or by online
or telephone banking through selected Canadian
banks and credit unions. All payments must be in
Canadian funds.
Les paiements sont acceptés par carte de crédit
(MasterCard, VISA ou American Express), par chèque,
par mandat‑poste, par télépaiement et par paiements
effectués directement par internet à certaines banques
et coopératives de crédit canadiennes. Les paiements
doivent être en devises canadiennes.
Credit Card
(MasterCard, VISA or American Express)
The OUAC accepts MasterCard, VISA or American
Express for the payment of application fees. If the
credit card is declined or invalid, the application will
not be processed. Please note that prepaid credit cards
are not valid for online payments.
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Cartes de crédit
(MasterCard, VISA ou American Express)
Le Centre accepte les paiements par carte de crédit
MasterCard, VISA ou American Express. Si le paiement
est rejeté ou si les renseignements fournis sont
invalides, l’on annulera alors la transmission de la
demande aux universités. Veuillez noter que les
cartes de crédit prépayées ne sont pas valides pour les
paiements en ligne.
Online or Telephone Banking
Applicants may pay using online or telephone banking
through selected Canadian banks and credit unions.
This payment service is offered through a bank’s
website or telephone banking department. Applicants
should contact their bank for further information.
Please note: It may take three to four business days for
the OUAC to receive internet payments.
The OUAC will provide applicants with their bill
payment account number upon submission of their
completed application. Applicants will require this
account number in order to submit their payment.
Applicants who have applied to the OUAC previously
should revise their existing bill payment account
number to the new bill payment account number
provided. The OUAC’s bill payment name is “Ontario
Universities’ Application Centre” or an abbreviated
version of this name.
Cheque or Money Order
Cheques or money orders should be in Canadian
funds and made payable to the “Ontario Universities’
Application Centre”. Include the OUAC Reference
Number on the face of the cheque or money order.
Payment must be submitted with the application
Remittance Payment Form, which is generated when
an applicant selects a cheque or money order payment
option.
Postdated cheques and foreign cheques (outside of
Canada) are not accepted. There is a charge of $25
for non‑negotiable cheques.
Note for international applicants: Only an
international money order or bank draft in Canadian
funds that includes the bank address, and has the bank
number, transit number and account number encoded
on the bottom will be accepted.
If any of the above criteria are not met (e.g., a cheque
is non‑negotiable, total fees are insufficient), the
processing of the application will be stopped at both
the OUAC and the universities selected.
Applicants should:
• Complete all of the required fields pertaining to
their credit card: number, date of expiry and name
of the credit card holder. Ensure that these fields
have been filled out correctly before authorizing
the payment.
• Register the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre
as one of their creditors when using online or
telephone banking, and arrange to pay the fees.
• Ensure that payment by cheque or money order
arrives at the OUAC no later than two weeks after
the application has been submitted. Applicants
must remember to include the application
Remittance Payment Form.
Télépaiements et paiements effectués sur Internet
Les candidates et les candidats peuvent également
acquitter leurs droits par télépaiement ou directement
par internet, si elles ou ils font affaire avec certaines
banques ou coopératives de crédit canadiennes.
Ce système de paiement s’offre à partir du site
Web des banques ou de leur service bancaire par
téléphone. Communiquer avec sa banque pour plus de
renseignements.
Le Centre attribuera aux candidates et aux candidats
un numéro de compte pour le règlement de factures
dès la soumission de leur demande remplie. Elles ou ils
devront citer ce numéro de compte pour effectuer le
paiement. Si elles ou ils ont fait demande par le biais
du Centre auparavant, les candidates et les candidats
doivent réviser le numéro de compte; ce dernier doit
être unique à la demande qu’elles ou ils remplissent
actuellement. Le nom d’identité du Centre pour
effectuer les paiements est « Centre de demande
d’admission aux universités de l’Ontario », ou une
version abrégée de ce dernier.
Chèques et mandats‑poste
Les chèques ou mandats‑poste doivent être en devises
canadiennes et libellées au « Centre de demande
d’admission aux universités de l’Ontario ». Inscrire le
Numéro de référence OUAC au recto du chèque ou
du mandat‑poste. La Fiche de paiement, laquelle est
produite lorsque la candidate ou le candidat sélectionne
l’option de paiement par chèque ou mandat‑poste,
doit être accompagnée des droits en entier.
Ni les chèques postdatés ni les chèques d’une banque
située à l’extérieur du Canada sont acceptés. Des
frais de 25 $ sont exigés pour tout chèque non
négociable.
Note aux étudiants internationaux : seuls une
traite bancaire ou un mandat‑poste international en
devises canadiennes contenant l’adresse de la banque
et comprenant le numéro de banque, le numéro de
transit et le numéro de compte encodé au bas seront
acceptés.
Le Centre et les universités suspendront le traitement
de la demande d’admission si les directives données ne
sont pas suivies (par exemple, chèque retourné par la
banque, les droits remis son inexacts).
Les candidates et les candidats doivent :
• Remplir tous les champs relatifs à la carte de crédit :
numéro, date d’expiration et le nom du détenteur
ou de la détentrice. S’assurer que ces derniers
soient corrects avant de soumettre le paiement.
• Inscrire le Centre en tant que créancier auprès de
leur institution bancaire, s’ils souhaitent acquitter
leurs droits par Internet ou par téléphone.
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Remember that if a cheque or money order is
received after the two‑week grace period, the
date on which the payment is received will be
considered the date the application is submitted.
Applicants should keep this in mind, particularly
if the program to which they are applying has a
specific application deadline.
Allow for the possibility that their cheque may not
clear at their bank for a few days or weeks.
Remember that if problems with their fees are
encountered (e.g., their cheque is non‑negotiable,
total fees are insufficient), processing of their
application will be stopped at both the OUAC and
the universities selected.
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S’assurer que le paiement par chèque ou
mandat‑poste parvienne au Centre dans les deux
semaines suivant la soumission de la demande,
accompagné de la Fiche de paiement.
Se rappeler que, si le paiement est reçu après
cette date (échéance de deux semaines), la date à
laquelle il est reçu constituera la date à laquelle
la demande a été reçue. Cela pourrait avoir des
conséquences particulières si le programme auquel
la candidate ou le candidat fait demande comporte
une date limite spécifique.
Prévoir une période de quelques jours ou de
quelques semaines pour assurer la compensation
de leur chèque.
Se rappeler que, en cas de problème avec leur
paiement (par exemple, chèque retourné par la
banque, les droits remis sont inexacts), le traitement
de leur demande sera suspendu par le Centre et les
universités sélectionnées.
General Procedures
Généralités
The online application is intended for students
currently attending Ontario secondary schools.
La demande d’admission en ligne est destinée aux
élèves actuels du niveau secondaire de l’Ontario.
Applicants consulting this booklet are attending a
school that has registered for the online application
process, thereby providing applicants with the
opportunity to apply to university online. The OUAC
and the secondary school guidance office will work
together to ensure that application information is
provided to the universities in a timely and accurate
manner.
Les candidates et les candidats qui consultent le présent
livret fréquentent une école qui a opté d’utiliser le
processus en ligne pour la soumission des demandes
d’admission. Le Centre travaillera en collaboration
étroite avec les conseillères et conseillers en orientation
de l’école pour s’assurer que le dossier de demande de
ces derniers parviendra aux universités où ils auront
choisi de faire demande dans les délais prescrits.
Secondary schools may have already provided the
OUAC with electronic files that contain applicants’
personal and academic information. Applicants simply
need to review this information, make changes or
additions to personal data where necessary, add
their university program choices, and answer a few
additional questions.
Il se peut que l’école secondaire en question ait déjà
fourni au Centre un fichier électronique contenant le
dossier scolaire de ses candidates et candidats, ainsi
que leurs renseignements personnels. Dans ce cas, ces
derniers n’ont qu’à passer en revue cette information,
apporter toute modification ou changement nécessaire
à leurs renseignements personnels, ajouter leurs choix
de programmes universitaires et répondre à quelques
questions additionnelles.
Secondary school guidance counsellors are responsible
for making any required changes to academic data
and will provide the OUAC with current course grades
several times during the school year. If students’
applications do not contain any academic data, they
should contact their guidance counsellor to have their
academic record added once they have successfully
submitted their online application.
Applicants should visit the OUAC website at
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ on a regular basis to view
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Il revient aux conseillères et conseillers des écoles
secondaires d’apporter les modifications aux données
scolaires et de fournir les notes au Centre à certaines
échéances tout au long de l’année scolaire. Si la
demande ne contient aucune donnée scolaire, il faut
alors communiquer avec son conseiller ou sa conseillère
en orientation afin d’y faire ajouter son dossier scolaire,
une fois sa demande en ligne soumise avec succès.
the 101 addenda for the most up‑to‑date application
information regarding program changes, program
additions and program cancellations.
Applicants will be able to make changes to their
personal information and university choices on their
OUAC application online once they have submitted
and paid for their application. More information about
this service is provided in the section titled “After
Submitting an Application”.
Certain information is supplied automatically on behalf
of applicants by their school or school board. However,
other information, such as supporting documentation,
must be provided by the applicant when required
by the universities. Applicants should therefore
read all instructions carefully and ensure that this
documentation is received by the applicable deadline.
Consulter régulièrement le site Web du Centre à
l’adresse http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ afin de
consulter les dernières mises à jour ayant trait à la
demande (modifications de programme, ajouts de
programme, annulations de programme, etc.).
Une fois la demande d’admission soumise et les droits
afférents réglés, les candidates et les candidats seront
en mesure d’apporter des changements en ligne à leurs
renseignements personnels et à leurs choix d’université
dans leur dossier. Pour plus d’information, consulter la
section « Prochaines étapes ».
Certains renseignements sont fournis automatiquement
au nom des candidates et des candidats par les écoles
secondaires ou le conseil scolaire. Toutefois, d’autres
renseignements, notamment les documents afférents à
la demande, doivent être fournis par la candidate ou le
candidat à la demande des universités. Il incombe donc
aux candidates et aux candidats de lire attentivement
les directives et d’assurer que telle documentation soit
reçue à la date limite.
Application
Instructions
Directives pour
remplir la demande
1. Applicants need to identify the universities and
programs to which they wish to apply. Research
is important. There are many publications and
resources available. Before applying, applicants
should:
1. Les candidates et les candidats doivent déterminer
les universités et les programmes auxquels elles
ou ils désirent faire demande. Il est important de
faire des recherches. Il existe plusieurs publications
et ressources auxquelles les candidates et les
candidats ont accès. Avant de faire demande, elles
ou ils peuvent :
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Visit eINFO, the comprehensive guide to
Ontario universities for secondary school
students, at www.electronicinfo.ca.
Read the admission handbooks, guidebooks,
viewbooks and calendars available directly
from each university.
Attend the University Information Program
(UIP) sessions this fall (see the schedule at www.ouf.ca/uip/).
Visit the universities. At the very least,
applicants should review the universities’
websites. URLs are provided in this booklet.
Most importantly, applicants should discuss
their interests and goals with their parents,
teachers and guidance counsellors.
2. For the most up‑to‑date information, applicants
should visit www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ or use
the individual university information pages in
this booklet to look up the program codes for
the university programs to which they will apply.
Applicants should write these codes down and keep
the list handy when they log in to their application.
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Visiter le site eINFO, le Guide en ligne complet
des universités de l’Ontario destiné aux élèves
des écoles secondaires ontariennes, lequel est
accessible à l’adresse www.infoelectronique.ca.
Lire les manuels, annuaires, prospectus et
calendriers universitaires auprès de chaque
universités.
Participer cet automne à une séance de la
Tournée universitaire (UIP) (consulter l’horaire :
www.ouf.ca/fr/uip/).
Visiter les universités qui les intéressent,
ou consulter leurs sites Web (les adresses
de ces dernier sont données dans les pages
consacrées aux universités).
D’abord et avant tout, en parler à leurs
parents, à leurs instituteurs et à leur
conseillère ou conseiller en orientation. Ceci
leur permettent de définir leurs intérêts et
leur objectifs pour l’avenir.
2.Pour les renseignements les plus récents, les
candidates et les candidats peuvent consulter le site
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3.Applicants should obtain their confidential
Application Access Code Letter from their guidance
counsellors. Schools will notify students in late
October or early November when these letters
are available. The letter will provide applicants
with their School Number, Student Number and
Personal Identification Number (PIN), all three of
which are required in order to log in to their online
application.
4. Applicants should have their VISA, MasterCard or
American Express information handy if they plan
to pay the application fees online: card number,
expiry date and the credit card verification value
(CVV) will be required.
Alternatively, applicants may pay using online or
telephone banking, or by cheque or money order.
Applicants should see the Summary of Fees section
on page 12 for details.
5. Applicants must complete the online application at
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ and pay the applicable
fees by the stipulated deadline dates.
After Submitting an Application
Immediately after applicants submit their online
application, a screen displaying their OUAC Reference
Number will appear. This number is a unique identifier
and will be required whenever applicants communicate
with the OUAC or the universities. Applicants should
make note of this number (in writing or by printing the
screen) and keep it in a safe place.
Using their OUAC Reference Number and PIN,
applicants can access their submitted application
information and make any necessary changes online.
These include changes to personal information (e.g.,
name and address corrections) and university/program
selections. Applicants will also respond to offers of
admission from Ontario universities online.
After applicants have submitted and paid for all of
their application fees, they will be given the option of
changing their PIN to a personal password when they
log in to their account.
http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ ou utiliser les
pages du présent livret consacrées aux universités
individuelles, afin d’y trouver les cotes pertinentes
aux programmes auxquels elles ou ils comptent
faire demande. Les prendre en note et garder
la liste sous la main au moment d’accéder à leur
demande.
3. Les candidates et les candidats doivent obtenir
leur Lettre de code d’accès auprès du bureau
d’orientation de leur école. Leur conseillère ou
conseiller les informera dès que ces lettres seront
disponibles, tard en octobre ou tôt en novembre.
La lettre leur fournira le numéro ministériel
de leur école, leur numéro matricule et leur
numéro d’identification personnel (NIP), tous
des identificateurs essentiels pour accéder à leur
demande en ligne.
4. Les candidates et les candidats qui souhaitent
régler leurs droits en ligne doivent avoir à portée
de main leurs renseignements suivants relatifs à
leur carte de crédit VISA, MasterCard ou American
Express : numéro de la carte, date d’expiration et
le code de vérification de carte de crédit (CVV).
Les candidates et les candidats peuvent également
acquitter leurs droits par télépaiement ou
paiement effectué sur internet, ou par chèque ou
mandat‑poste. Voir le « Résumé des droits » à la
page 12 du présent livret.
5. Remplir la demande en ligne dans le site Web
http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/ et acquitter les
droits nécessaires en respectant les dates limites
fixées.
Prochaines étapes
Une fois la demande en ligne soumise, s’affiche alors
un écran accusant réception de la demande et donnant
le Numéro de référence OUAC. Ce dernier constitue
l’identificateur de la candidate ou du candidat et devra
être cité dans toute communication avec le Centre et
les universités. Il faut donc le prendre en note (l’écrire
ou imprimer l’écran) et le garder en lieu sûr.
Le NIP et le Numéro de référence OUAC donneront
à la candidate ou au candidat accès à son dossier en
ligne pour y effectuer des changements. Notamment,
pour des modifications à ses données personnelles
(par exemple son nom ou son adresse) et ses choix de
programme et d’université. Les candidates et candidats
pourront également répondre en ligne aux offres
d’admission des universités de l’Ontario.
Une fois la demande soumise et tous les droits payés,
la candidate ou le candidat peut alors modifier son NIP
afin d’y substituer un mot de passe personnel lors de la
connexion à leur dossier.
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Questions and
Answers
Questions et
réponses
1. I have lost my PIN access code and login
information. What should I do?
1. J’ai perdu mon NIP et mon code d’accès. Que
dois‑je faire?
You should contact your guidance counsellor, who
will be able to supply you with your School Number
(MIDENT), Student Number (SSSN) and PIN so that you
can log in to the online application and access your file.
Veuillez communiquer avec votre conseillère ou
conseiller en orientation, qui sera en mesure de vous
fournir le numéro ministériel de votre école (MIDENT),
votre numéro matricule et votre NIP, lesquels vous
permettront d’accéder à la demande en ligne et à
votre dossier.
2.I’m having trouble logging in to
application. Where can I go for help?
my
First, check the URL you have entered. It should be:
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/.
Once this has been verified, make sure that you have
accurately entered your School Number (MIDENT),
Student Number (SSSN) and PIN (case sensitive). Verify
all three entries carefully. You may wish to double‑check
your login information with your guidance counsellor.
If all are correct but you still cannot access your file,
call Applicant Services at 519‑823‑1063.
3. I have noticed a mistake in my academic
information (courses and grades). How can
this be corrected?
Applicants cannot make changes to their academic
information. Only guidance counsellors can do this.
You should continue to complete and submit your
application, then let your counsellor know about the
problem and ask that it be corrected.
4. How can I make sure that the OUAC has
received my application after I have submitted
it?
As soon as you submit your online application, a screen
will appear that displays your OUAC Reference Number.
You will also receive an acknowledgement email,
immediately after submitting your application, which
confirms receipt of your application at the OUAC
(assuming that you have provided a valid email address
on your application).
In addition, you will be able to use your OUAC
Reference Number and your PIN to log in to your online
application one business day after you have submitted
and paid for your application (see Question 5). After
logging in to your account, you will have the option of
changing your PIN to a personal password.
2.
J’ai de la difficulté à atteindre ma demande.
Qui peut m’aider?
En premier, assurez‑vous que l’adresse dans le
navigateur est bien http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/.
Ensuite, assurez‑vous d’avoir bien saisi le numéro
ministériel de votre école (MIDENT), votre numéro
matricule et votre NIP (sensible à la casse). Il est conseillé
de demander à votre conseillère ou à votre conseiller
de confirmer ces codes d’accès. Si ces démarches ne
corrigent pas le problème, composez le 519‑823‑1063
pour contacter la Division des services aux candidats.
3. J’ai remarqué une erreur dans mes données
scolaires (cours et notes). Comment m’y
prendre pour la corriger?
Les candidates et les candidats ne peuvent modifier
leurs données scolaires. Seuls les conseillères et
conseillers en orientation y sont autorisés; il faut donc
en parler à ce dernier ou à cette dernière. Entre temps,
vous pouvez continuer à remplir et même soumettre
votre demande.
4. Comment m’assurer que le Centre ait bien
reçu ma demande une fois que je l’ai soumise?
Aussitôt que vous aurez soumis votre demande en
ligne, un écran donnant votre Numéro de référence
OUAC attribué sera affiché.
Immédiatement après avoir soumis votre demande
d’admission, vous recevrez un accusé de réception
par courriel, lequel confirme la réception de votre
demande au Centre (si vous avez indiqué une adresse
électronique valide dans votre demande.)
De plus, vous pourrez utiliser le Numéro de référence
OUAC et votre NIP pour vous connecter à votre
demande au terme d’un délai d’un jour ouvrable
suivant la soumission et le règlement des droits de
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5. I have submitted my online application but
now I need to make changes to my university/
program choices. How do I do this?
cette dernière (voir la question 5). Une fois connecté à
votre demande, vous aurez l’occasion de modifier votre
NIP et d’y substituer un mot de passe personnalisé.
Log in to your online application through
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/. Once you are logged in,
click “My Application” on the navigation bar to access
your application information. Make any necessary
changes to your personal information and/or university/
program choice selections.
5.J’ai soumis ma demande d’admission en
ligne mais j’aimerais modifier mes choix
d’universités et de programmes. Comment
m’y prendre?
You are able to view all sections of your application
and to make changes to this information (with the
exception of your academic data, which can only be
modified by your guidance counsellor).
You must follow a specific sequence of steps in order
for your changes to be accepted. Ensure that you:
•
•
•
•
•
•
click the “Continue” button at the bottom of each
of the screens where you have made changes;
click the “Submit” button at the top right of the
screen once you have completed your changes;
make sure that all of the changes you made have
been recorded;
click the “I verify and agree that the information
above is correct as shown” button;
select your method of fee payment, if applicable;
read the Applicant’s Declaration and click the “I
Agree” button.
Upon successful submission of all changes and responses
to offers of admission, you will receive a confirmation
number on the last screen of the “Submit” process,
which will include a summary of all changes/responses
made within this session. Ensure you print this page for
your records.
The changes are transmitted immediately to the
OUAC where they are processed and forwarded to the
universities you have selected.
After submitting changes and/or responses to offers of
admission, you will be locked out of your account for
one business day. After that you should verify that your
changes and/or responses have been made.
6. I have applied to a program at a university but
now would like to change that program to a
different one at the same university. When I
click on the “change” button I am unable to
change the program code. What am I doing
wrong?
To change the program code or the university, you
must delete the existing choice and then add the new
choice.
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Connectez‑vous à votre demande en ligne à partir de
l’adresse http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/. Une fois la
connexion établie, cliquez sur « Ma demande » dans
la barre de navigation pour accéder à vos données
personnelles. Apportez les modifications voulues à
ces renseignements ou à vos choix d’université ou de
programme.
Vous serez en mesure de visualiser toutes les sections
de la demande et de modifier les renseignements (à
l’exception des résultats scolaires, lesquels ne peuvent
être modifiés que par les conseillers et conseillères en
orientation).
Afin de garantir que vos changements seront transmis,
assurez‑vous de suivre à la lettre les étapes suivantes :
•
•
•
•
•
•
cliquez sur le bouton « Continuer » au bas de
chaque écran sur lequel vous avez apporté des
changements;
cliquez sur « Soumettre » au haut de la page une
fois saisis tous vos changements;
assurez‑vous que tous les changements sont inscrits
à l’écran;
cliquez sur le bouton « Je certifie que les
renseignements donnés ci‑haut sont corrects »;
sélectionnez votre mode de paiement, s’il y a lieu;
lisez la Déclaration du candidat ou de la
candidate et cliquez sur le bouton « J’accepte ».
Dès les modifications à votre dossier soumises avec
succès (y compris les réponses à vos offres d’admission),
votre Numéro de confirmation s’affichera dans le
dernier écran du processus « Soumettre », lequel
comprendra également un sommaire des modifications/
réponses effectuées lors de la session en cours.
Assurez‑vous d’imprimer cette page et de la conserver
dans vos dossiers, à titre de référence.
Les modifications sont transmises immédiatement au
Centre, lequel en effectue le traitement et les achemine
aux universités de votre choix.
Après avoir soumis des modifications ou une réponse
à une offre d’admission, votre compte sera verrouillé
pendant un jour ouvrable. Vous pourrez par la suite
vérifier si vos modifications ou réponses ont été
effectuées.
7. I have forgotten my OUAC Reference Number
and/or password. What should I do?
Your guidance counsellor will be able to provide you
with your OUAC Reference Number and the original
PIN that you used to log in to your application for
the first time. Go to www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/, click
on “101 Online Application” and at the bottom of
the “account” login section, click the “Forgot Your
Password?” link. If you provide the correct Reference
Number and PIN, you will be allowed to create a new
password that you can use to access your file in the
future.
It is very important that you keep all of your personal
and login information confidential. Do not share this
information with anyone.
8.I have completed one full academic year
of postsecondary education and have now
returned to secondary school, taking courses
during the day. Which application should I
complete?
If you have completed one academic year or more of
postsecondary education, you must apply through the
105 application system at www.ouac.on.ca/ouac‑105/.
You should request that your secondary school
guidance counsellor forward all marks obtained for
the current year directly to your university selections.
Please note that each secondary school may have
their own rules in arranging how these transcript
requests are sent. Therefore, you should review these
rules with your secondary school. You must also make
arrangements with your postsecondary institution(s)
to forward your transcripts directly to your university
selections, or use the transcript request section of the
105 online application to request transcripts from
Ontario universities or Ontario colleges.
9. I transferred to a different school after first
semester (or halfway through the school
year). Who lets the OUAC and the universities
know about this change?
If you apply for admission while at one school and
then transfer to a different school, please request that
your new school advise the OUAC of this change. Your
new school should provide the OUAC with the new
school name, the School Number (MIDENT), your new
Secondary School Student Number (SSSN), if applicable,
and your Ontario Education Number (OEN). The
OUAC will then notify your university choices. Please
remember to inform the OUAC if your mailing address
has also changed.
6. J’ai fait demande à un programme à une
université, mais j’aimerais changer ce
programme pour un autre à cette même
université. Lorsque je sélectionne le bouton
« modifier », je ne suis pas capable de
changer le code du programme. Comment
m’y prendre?
Pour changer le code du programme ou l’université,
vous devez d’abord enlever le choix existant, et ensuite
ajouter le nouveau choix.
7. Je ne me souviens plus de mon Numéro de
référence OUAC ni de mon mot de passe. Que
dois‑je faire?
Votre conseillère ou conseiller en orientation pourra
vous fournir le Numéro de référence OUAC et votre
NIP original (celui que vous avait attribué le Centre au
début de vos démarches). Une fois que vous aurez ces
codes d’accès, à partir du site http://centre.ouac.on.ca/
ouac-101/, cliquez sur le lien « Demande en ligne 101 »
et au bas de l’écran de connexion à votre compte,
sélectionnez le lien « Vous avez oublié votre mot de
passe? ». On vous demandera de saisir votre NIP et votre
Numéro de référence OUAC. Si les réponses données
sont correctes, vous pourrez choisir un nouveau mot de
passe que vous utiliserez dorénavant.
Il est très important de ne divulguer à personne vos
renseignements personnels ou vos codes d’accès.
8.J’ai complété antérieurement une année
scolaire complète d’études postsecondaires,
mais je suis maintenant des cours à une école
secondaire pendant le jour. Quelle demande
dois‑je remplir?
Si vous avez complété une année scolaire ou plus
d’études
postsecondaires,
vous
devez
remplir
la demande OUAC 105, accessible à l’adresse
http://centre.ouac.on.ca/ouac-105/. Veuillez demander
à la conseillère ou au conseiller en orientation de
votre école secondaire de faire parvenir vos notes pour
l’année en cours directement aux universités auxquelles
vous faites demande. Veuillez noter que chaque école
secondaire peut posséder ses propres règlements en
ce qui concerne la procédure d’envoi des relevés de
notes qui leur sont demandés. Il en revient donc aux
candidates et candidats de discuter de ses règlements
avec leur école secondaire. Aussi, vos relevés de notes
des établissements postsecondaires fréquentés soient
également envoyés directement aux universités ou
vous faites demande, ou utilisé la section « Relevés des
notes » de la demande en ligne 105 pour exiger des
relevés des universités ou collèges de l’Ontario.
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10.
I selected cheque/money order or online
banking as my payment option when I initially
applied online. However, I now wish to pay
my application fees by credit card. How do I
go about doing so?
Log in to your online application using your OUAC
Reference Number and PIN. A payment screen will
display any outstanding fees. Enter your credit card
information in the fields provided. If payment is
successful, you will be locked out of your account for
one business day until the OUAC has processed your
payment.
For additional common application questions and
answers, visit “Common Questions – OUAC 101” at
www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-101/.
9. J’ai changé d’école durant l’année scolaire.
Qui doit informer le Centre et les universités
de ce transfert?
Si vous avez fait demande lorsque vous étiez à une
école et que vous avez ensuite changé d’établissement,
veuillez demander à votre nouvelle école d’en informer
le Centre. Cette dernière devrait faire parvenir au Centre
le nom de la nouvelle école, son numéro ministériel
d’école (MIDENT), votre nouveau numéro matricule,
s’il y a lieu, et votre numéro d’immatriculation scolaire
de l’Ontario. Le Centre se chargera de transmettre
ces renseignements aux universités de votre choix.
N’oubliez pas non plus d’informer le Centre de tout
changement d’adresse.
10.
J’ai sélectionné l’option de paiement par
chèque/mandat ou par paiement bancaire
internet lorsque j’ai fait demande en ligne.
Toutefois, je souhaite maintenant régler mes
droits d’admission à l’aide de ma carte de
crédit. Que dois‑je faire?
Connectez‑vous à votre demande en ligne au moyen
de votre Numéro de référence OUAC et de votre NIP.
Un écran de paiement affichera alors tous les droits
qu’il vous reste à payer. Saisissez les renseignements
relatifs à votre carte de crédit dans les champs prévus
à cette fin. Si le paiement est accepté, vous n’aurez pas
accès à votre compte pendant un jour ouvrable, soit
jusqu’à ce que le Centre ait effectué le traitement de
votre paiement.
Veuillez
consulter
la
section
«
Questions
fréquentes – OUAC 101 » (http://centre.ouac.on.ca/
ouac-101/) pour toute autre information générale en
matière d’admission.
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Collaborative University and College Programs
Programmes conjoints des universités et collèges
The following is a summary of the joint programs
that will be offered for the 2012–2013 cycle by the
universities of Ontario in collaboration with the
colleges. Note that some of these programs are not
open to international applicants; contact the university
for information.
Each institution defines its own procedures for applying
to these programs. The following chart provides an
overview of the available programs and indicates the
application centre through which the application is to
be made.
Applicants should address questions concerning the
programs or procedures for admission to the university
in which they are interested.
La section qui suit donne un aperçu des divers
programmes conjoints qui seront offerts en 2012–2013
par les universités de l’Ontario en collaboration avec
les collèges de la province. Certains de ces programmes
ne sont pas ouverts aux candidats internationaux;
communiquer avec les universités pour plus de
renseignements.
Chaque université définit ses propres procédures
relatives aux demandes à ces programmes. Le tableau
qui suit donne un aperçu de ces programmes et indique
à quel centre la demande doit être faite.
Si vous avez des questions, veuillez communiquer
directement avec l’université qui vous intéresse.
Contact/Contactez :
Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)
Centre de demande d’admission
aux universités de l’Ontario (OUAC)
170 Research Lane
Guelph ON N1G 5E2
Tel/Tél. : 519-823-1063
Fax/Téléc. : 519-823-5232
www.ouac.on.ca
http://centre.ouac.on.ca
Ontario College Application Services (OCAS)
Service d’admission aux collèges de l’Ontario (SACO)
60 Corporate Court
Guelph ON N1G 5J3
Tel/Tél. : 519-763-4725
Fax/Téléc. : 519-763-4866
www.ontariocolleges.ca
Legend
n Apply through the OUAC
u Apply through OCAS
t Apply through OUAC or OCAS
l Apply through OUAC and OCAS
s Some postsecondary studies required
Légende
n Faire demande auprès du OUAC
u Faire demande auprès du SACO
t Faire demande auprès du OUAC
ou du SACO
l Faire demande auprès du OUAC et du SACO
s Des études postsecondaires sont exigées
Brock University
Brock University has a significant number of
articulation agreements, as well as collaborative
programs. For details please refer to www.brocku.ca/
registrar/admission/articulation-agreements/.
Carleton University
Collaborative Programs with Algonquin College
CIM Bachelor of Information Technology –
Interactive Multimedia & Design n
CIN Bachelor of Information Technology – Network
Technology n
Collaborative Programs with Humber Institute of
Technology and Advanced Learning
All programs are delivered at the University of
Guelph‑Humber campus in North Toronto.
GMT Media Studies and a Diploma in Media
Communications with an area of emphasis in
Digital Communications, Image Arts, Journalism
or Public Relations n
GDB Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Business Administration and Diploma in
Business Administration n
GHE Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) Early
Childhood and Diploma in Early Childhood
Education n
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GHF Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) Family &
Community Social Services and Social Service
Workers’ Diploma n
GMP Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) Justice
Studies and Diploma in Police Foundations or
Community and Justice Services n
GHK Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) Kinesiology
and Diploma in Fitness & Health Promotion n
GMA Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) Psychology
and Diploma in General Arts & Science n
Lakehead University
Collaborative Program with Confederation
College
AN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) n
Note: The recommended deadline for our Nursing
program is February 6, 2012. Late applications will
be considered on an individual basis. Please contact
the Office of Admissions and Recruitment for more
information.
Laurentian University
Collaborative Programs with Georgian College
LGA BA (Honours) in English/History/Political Science/
Sociology/Psychology n
LGC BA (General) in English/History/Political Science/
Psychology/Sociology n
LGK Business Administration n
LGO BA (General) (Orillia Campus) in Law & Justice/
LGQ BA (Honours) (Orillia Campus) in Law & Justice/
LLG Social Work (Orillia Campus) n
Collaborative Program with the Michener
Institute
LRS Radiation Therapy n
Collaborative Programs with St. Lawrence
College
u
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)
St. Lawrence College – Brockville Campus
St. Lawrence College – Cornwall Campus
St. Lawrence College – Kingston Campus
u
Business Administration – Kingston Campus
Collaborative Program with Cambrian College
u
Collaborative Program with Northern College
u
22
Collaborative Program with Sault College
u
McMaster University
Collaborative Program with Conestoga College
u
Collaborative Programs with Mohawk College
u
MRS Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation
Sciences (BSc) & Diploma in Medical Radiation
Technology n
MET BTech – Degree Completion Program
(BTech) ns
MBT BTech I (BTech) n
Collaborative Programs with Canadore College
PAJ Bachelor of Arts Honours in Criminal
Justice ns Community and Justice Services;
Law Clerk; Police Foundations
Collaborative Programs with Canadore College
PSN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) n
University of Ottawa/
Collaborative Programs with Algonquin College,
Woodroffe Campus
ONA Four years – Bachelor of Science in Nursing n
OWY Four and a half years – Baccalaureate in
Journalism t
OPA Four and a half years – Bachelor in Public
Relations sn
Collaborative Program with Algonquin College,
Pembroke Campus
OWC Four years – Bachelor of Science in Nursing n
Collaborative Programs with la Cité collégiale
(Ontario)
ONF Quatre ans – Baccalauréat ès sciences
infirmières n
OXH Quatre ans et demi – Baccalauréat en
journalisme t
OPR Quatre ans et demi – Baccalauréat en relations
publiques et communications sn
Collaborative Programs with le Collège
universitaire de Saint-Boniface (Manitoba)
ONT Quatre ans – Baccalauréat ès sciences
infirmières n (admission en 4e année seulement)
Collaborative Programs with Loyalist College
RAJ Honours Bachelor of Arts in Journalism n
RSJ Honours Bachelor of Science in Journalism n
Institute of Technology (UOIT)
Ryerson University
Collaborative Program with Centennial College
SNN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) t
Collaborative Program with George Brown
College
SNG Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) t
University of Toronto St. George Campus
Collaborative Programs with the Michener Institute
TRN Medical Radiation Sciences: Nuclear Medicine
Technology ns
TRS Medical Radiation Sciences: Radiological
Technology ns
TRT Medical Radiation Sciences: Radiation
Therapy ns
University of Toronto Mississauga Collaborative
Programs with Sheridan College Institute of
Technology and Advanced Learning
TMC Communication, Culture & Information
Technology n
TMT Theatre & Drama n
TEV Visual Studies n
University of Toronto Scarborough Collaborative
Programs with Centennial College
TSL Applied Microbiology ns
TSP Environmental Science & Technology ns
TSJJournalism n
TSIParamedicine n
Collaborative Programs with Durham College
DHN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Honours) (BScN
[Hons]) n
DHR Post RPN (working toward an honours BScN
degree) n
Collaborative Programs with Durham College
and Georgian College
DHB Post RPN (working toward an Honours BScN
degree) n
Collaborative Program with Niagara College
WER Bachelor of Environmental Studies in
Environment & Resource Studies and
Certificate in Environmental Management,
in Environmental Assessment or in Ecosystem
Restoration n
Collaborative Programs with Fanshawe College
ENW Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) n
Western site
ENF Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) n
Fanshawe site
EIT
Media Theory & Production n
Wilfrid Laurier University
Trent University
Collaborative Programs with Fleming College
RCN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) n
u
Honours Bachelor of Science in Ecological
Restoration (BSc)
Emphasis in Geographical Information Systems n*
Emphasis in Museum Studies n*
*
Please refer to the Trent academic calendar for
information on the Emphasis programs.
UOL Honours Bachelor of Arts in Leadership with the
Post-Degree/Post-Diploma Certificate in Human
Resources Management n
UBI Honours Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry &
Biotechnology with Biotechnology Technician
Diploma n
UVJ Honours Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with
one of three, one-year graduate certificate
programs in Videography – Broadcast
Journalism/Documentary; Integrated Marketing
Communications; or New Media: Covergence n
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UFA
Honours Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science & Software Engineering Technology
Diploma n
York University
First-Year Entry and Upper-Year Entry
Joint Program with Sheridan College
YF
Design (Bachelor of Design) tu
(Please note: Available for winter term)
Joint Program with Georgian College
YHF Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) tu
Joint Program with Seneca College
YHG Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) tu
Upper-Year Entry Only
Joint Program with Sir Sanford Fleming College
YEE Ecosystem Management (BES in Environmental
Studies/Ecosystem Management Technologist
Diploma) ls
Joint Program with Humber College
YEM International Project Management (BES in
Environmental Studies/International Project
Management Post-Diploma Certificate) ls
Joint Programs with Seneca College
YHM Rehabilitation Services (BA in Psychology/
Certificate in Rehabilitation Services) n
YHN Rehabilitation Services (BSc in Psychology/
Certificate in Rehabilitation Services) n
YEU Urban Sustainability (BES in Environmental
Studies/Diploma in Civil Engineering
Technology) ls
YBR Radio & Television Broadcasting (Broadcast
Journalism, Radio Broadcasting, Television
Broadcasting) ls
YBR Creative Advertising Diploma (BA in
Communication Arts) ls
Joint Programs with Centennial College
YBR Book & Magazine Publishing (BA in
Communication Arts) ls
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University Information and Program Codes
Renseignements universitaires et codes des programmes
Algoma University
s
n
l
Specify subject of major interest on the
application.
Co‑operative Education is available with
all degree programs; however, students in
Computer Science and Business Administration
are typically more successful in obtaining work
term placements due to employer demand in
these subject areas.
See the “Supplementary Application” section
below.
Bachelor of Arts (Four Years)
JBA Community Economic & Social Development
JBBEnglish n
JBC Finance & Economics n
JBDHistory n
JBE Law & Justice n
JBF Political Science n
JBGPsychology n
JBHSociology n
Bachelor of Arts (Three Years)
JAAAccounting n
JABAnishinaabemowin n
JAC Community Development n
JAGEconomics n
JAHEnglish n
JAI
Fine Arts n l
JAJFrench n
JAKGeography n
JALHistory n
JAN Law & Justice n
JAOMathematics n
JAPMusic n
JAQ Political Science n
JARPsychology n
JASSociology n
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Four years)
JCA Fine Arts (Visual Arts) n l
Bachelor of Business Administration (Four years)
JDA Business Administration n s
Minors available in Accounting, Economics;
Human Resources; Marketing
Bachelor of Computer Science (Four years)
JEA Computer Science n s
Minors available in Business Systems
Management; Computer Games Technology;
Computer Games Technology – Creative Arts
Bachelor of Science (Four years)
JGABiology n
JGB Computer Science n
JGCPsychology n
Bachelor of Science (Three years)
JFABiology n
JFB Computer Science n
JFDMathematics n
Bachelor of Social Work (four years)
JHA Social Work
Brock University
s
n
u
application.
Program is available through both co‑operative
education or regular (non‑co‑op). Please specify
the desire for co‑op on the application.
Program is available only through co‑operative
education.
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
BAH BA: Community Health
BHL BA Honours: Child Health
BSH BSc Honours: Health Sciences
BSK BSc Honours: Kinesiology
BPK BKin Honours: Kinesiology
BNS BScN Honours: Nursing
BP
BPhEd Honours: Physical Education
BPU BPH Honours: Public Health
BW BRLS Honours: Recreation & Leisure Studies s
Community Recreation; Inclusive & Therapeutic;
Outdoor Recreation
BSM BSM Honours: Sport Management
BPI Concurrent BPhEd (Honours) BEd Intermediate/
Senior: Physical Education
BPJ Concurrent BPhEd (Honours) BEd Junior/
Intermediate: Physical Education
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Faculty of Business
BK
BAcc Honours: Accounting n
BN
BBA Honours: Business Administration n
BND BBA Honours: Business Administration Co‑op
International Dual Degree u
Faculty of Humanities
BAL BA Honours: Applied Linguistics s Applied
Linguistics/Teaching English as a Subsequent
Language; Hearing Science; Speech & Language
Science
BAC BA Honours: Arts & Culture
BL
BA Honours: Canadian Studies
BQ
BA Honours: Classics s Ancient Art &
Archaeology; Classical Languages; Classical
Studies
BT
BA Honours: Dramatic Arts n (Audition
required)
BEN BA Honours: English Language & Literature
BZ
BA Honours: Liberal Arts n
BHI BA Honours: History n
BAJ Concurrent BA Integrated Studies (Honours)
BEd Junior/Intermediate s Teachable Subjects:
Dramatic Arts; English; French; Geography;
History; Mathematics; Music (Vocal); Science –
General; Visual Arts
BAI Concurrent BA (Honours) BEd Intermediate/
Senior s Majors: Dramatic Arts; English; French
Studies; Geography; History; Visual Arts
BHU BA Honours: Humanities – General Studies
BIS
BA Honours: Interactive Arts & Science
BMR BA Honours: Medieval & Renaissance Studies
BLA BA Honours: Modern Languages s French
Studies; Iberian & Latin American Studies;
Italian Studies
BPH BA Honours: Philosophy
BR
BA Honours: Visual Arts
BM BMus Honours: Music (Audition required)
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
BCB BCB Honours: Computing & Business n
BCH BSc Honours: Biochemistry n
BS
BSc Honours: Biological Sciences
BIM BSc Honours: Biomedical Sciences
BBP BSc Honours: Biophysics
BIT BSc Honours: Biotechnology n
BJC BSc Honours: Chemistry n
BG
BSc Honours: Computer Science n
BGN BSc Honours: Computing & Network
Communications u (Collaborative)
BSC BSc Honours: Computing & Solid State Device
Technology n
BX
BSc Honours: Earth Sciences n
BEG BSc Honours: Environmental Geoscience n
BI
BSc Honours: General Studies
BH
BSc Honours: Mathematics (MICA) n
BHG BSc Honours: Mathematics & Computer
Science u
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BIN BSc Honours: Neuroscience ns Neurobiology;
Neuromotor; Neuropsychology
BOV BSc Honours: Oenology & Viticulture u
BO BSc Honours: Physical Geography n
BJP BSc Honours: Physics n
BIJ
Concurrent BSc Integrated Studies (Honours)
BEd Junior/Intermediate s Teachable Subjects:
Physical Geography; Mathematics; Science –
General
BII
Concurrent BSc (Honours) BEd Intermediate/
Senior s Majors: Biological Science; Chemistry;
Geography; Mathematics; Physics
Faculty of Social Sciences
BE
BBE Honours: Business Economics sn
Consumer Economics; Financial Economics
BAE BA Honours: Applied Economic Analysis n
BUD BA Honours: Business Communication
BD
BA Honours: Child & Youth Studies
BDP Concurrent BA Child & Youth Studies (Honours)
BEd Primary/Junior
BDC BA Honours: Distinct & Diverse Communities
BEC BA Honours: Economics n
BF
BA Honours: Film Studies
BGE BA Honours: Geography n
BIP BA Honours: International Political Economy
BLB BA Honours: Labour Studies
BUC BA Honours: Media & Communication Studies
BPO BA Honours: Political Science n
BPC BA Honours: Popular Culture
BPY BA Honours: Psychology n
BSS BA Honours: Social Sciences – General Studies
BSO BA Honours: Sociology
BTV BA Honours: Tourism & Environment
BWS BA Honours: Women’s Studies
Carleton University
s
n
application. Applicants who wish to add a
second major must contact Carleton University
Admissions Services at [email protected].
Indicates that the program is available through
both a regular (non‑co‑op) or co‑operative
system of study.
Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism –
B. Architectural Studies (BAS)
CR
Architectural Studies n
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences/
Faculty of Public Affairs – B. Arts (BA)
CH
BA Honours (four‑year program) s African
Studies (must be combined with another
major); Anthropology n; Applied Economics n;
Applied Economics (with a concentration
in Development, Financial Economics, or
International Political Economy) n; Applied
Economics (with a concentration in Natural
Resources, Environment & Economy);
Applied Linguistics & Discourse Studies; Art
History; Biology; Canadian Studies (must be
combined with another major); Cognitive
Science (with a specialization in Biological
Foundations of Cognition) n; Cognitive
Science (with a specialization in Foundations
of Cognition & Psychology) n; Cognitive
Science (with a specialization in Cognition &
Computation) n; Cognitive Science (with a
specialization in Language & Linguistics) n;
Cognitive Science (with a specialization
in Philosophical & Conceptual Issues) n;
Communication Studies n; Criminology &
Criminal Justice (with a concentration in Law,
in Psychology, or in Sociology); Economics n;
Economics (with a concentration in Financial
Economics, or International Political
Economy, or Development) n; Economics
(with a concentration in Natural Resources,
Environment & Economy) n; Economics (with a
specialization in Quantitative and Mathematical
Economics) n; English; Environmental Studies;
European & Russian Studies; Film Studies;
French n; French Interdisciplinary Studies;
Geography; Geography (with a concentration
in Physical Geography); Geomatics; Global
Politics; Greek & Roman Studies; History n;
History (with a concentration in International
History) n; History & Theory of Architecture;
Human Rights; Law n; Law (with a
concentration in Business Law, Law Policy &
Government, or Transnational Law & Human
Rights) n; Linguistics; Music; Philosophy;
Philosophy (with a specialization in Philosophy,
Ethics & Public Affairs); Political Science n;
Political Science (with a concentration in
Canadian Politics) n; Political Science (with a
concentration in Comparative Politics & Area
Studies – Global North) n; Political Science
(with a concentration in Comparative Politics &
Area Studies – Global South) n; Political Science
(with a concentration in Gender & Politics) n;
Political Science (with a concentration in
International Relations) n; Political Science
(with a concentration in Political Theory) n;
Political Science (with a concentration in Public
Affairs & Policy Analysis) n; Political Science
(with a concentration in North American
CA
Politics) n; Psychology; Religion; Sociology n;
Women’s and Gender Studies (must be
combined with another major)
BA General (three‑year program) s
Anthropology; Applied Linguistics & Discourse
Studies; Art History; Biology; Canadian Studies;
Economics; English; Environmental Studies;
Film Studies; French; Geography; Greek &
Roman Studies; History; History & Theory of
Architecture; Human Rights; Law; Linguistics;
Music; Philosophy; Political Science; Political
Science (with a concentration in Canadian
Politics); Political Science (with a concentration
in Comparative Politics & Area Studies – Global
North); Political Science (with a concentration
in Comparative Politics & Area Studies – Global
South); Political Science (with a concentration
in Gender & Politics); Political Science (with
a concentration in International Relations);
Political Science (with a concentration in North
American Politics); Political Science (with a
concentration in Political Theory); Political
Science (with a concentration in Public Affairs &
Policy Analysis); Psychology; Religion; Sociology;
Women’s & Gender Studies
Sprott School of Business – B. Commerce (BCom)
CCCommerce n
CCC Commerce: Accounting n
CCE Commerce: Concentration in
Entrepreneurship n
CCF Commerce: Finance n
CCJ Commerce: Information Systems n
CCA Commerce: International Business n
CCH Commerce: Managing People & Organizations n
CCM Commerce: Marketing n
CCS Commerce: Supply Chain Management n
Sprott School of Business – B. International
Business (BIB)
A year of study abroad is required.
CBB International Business
CIF
International Business: International Investment,
Finance & Banking
CIT International Business: International Marketing
& Trade
CIS
International Business: Strategic Management &
International Human Resources
School of Computer Science – B. Computer
Science (BCS)
COH Computer Science Honours: Biomedical
Computing n
COV Computer Science Honours: Computer Game
Development n
COS Computer Science Honours: Computer &
Internet Security n
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COL
CON
COB
CMS
COG
COP
COD
COF
Computer Science Honours:
Law n
Computer Science Major n
Business Systems n
Computing n
Computing n
Psychology n
Computing n
Engineering n
Computer Science:
Management &
Mobile
Network
Software &
Software
Faculty of Engineering – B. Engineering (BEng)
CEA Aerospace Engineering n
CEX Architectural Conservation & Sustainability n
CEB Civil Engineering n
CEH Communications Engineering n
CEC Computer Systems Engineering n
CEF Electrical Engineering n
CEE Environmental Engineering n
CEK Sustainable & Renewable Energy n
CED Mechanical Engineering n
CEP Engineering Physics n
CES Software Engineering n
CEG Biomedical & Electrical Engineering n
CEJ Biomedical & Mechanical Engineering n
College of the Humanities – B. Humanities
(BHum)
Students must select one of the streams below.
CBC Option A – Bachelor of Humanities
CBD Option B – Bachelor of Humanities with Biology
School of Industrial Design – B. Industrial Design
(BID)
CD
Industrial Design n
School of Information Technology (BIT)
Programs offered jointly with Algonquin College
CIM Bachelor of Information Technology: Interactive
Multimedia & Design n
CIN Bachelor of Information Technology: Network
Technology n
School of Journalism and Communications –
B. Journalism (BJ)
CJJournalism
School of Mathematics and Statistics –
B. Mathematics (BMath)
CMA Mathematics Honours (four‑year program) s
Biostatistics; Computational & Applied
Mathematics & Statistics n; Computer Science
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& Mathematics (with a concentration in
Computing Theory & Numerical Methods) n;
Computer Science & Mathematics (with a
concentration in Statistics & Computing) n;
Mathematics n; Mathematics & Economics n;
Mathematics & Statistics n; Mathematics/
MSc (Mathematics); Mathematics with a
specialization in Stochastics n; Statistics n;
Statistics/MSc (Mathematics)
CMB Mathematics General (three‑year program) s
Computer Mathematics; Mathematics; Statistics
School for Studies in Art and Culture –
B. Music (BMus)
CMMusic
Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs –
B. Public Affairs and Policy Management (BPAPM)
CPT Communication & Information Technology
Policy n
CDS Development Studies n
CPB Human Rights n
CPI International Studies n
CPX Public Affairs & Policy Management n
CPA Public Policy & Administration n
CPS Social Policy n
CPR Strategic Public Opinion & Policy Analysis n
Faculty of Science – B. Science (BSc)
CT
Science Honours (four‑year program) s Applied
Physics n; Biochemistry n; Biochemistry
& Biotechnology n; Bioinformatics n;
Biology n; Biology & Physical Geography;
Biology & Biotechnology n; Biology & Earth
Sciences n; Biology & Ecology, Evolution &
Behaviour n; Biology & Health Sciences n;
Biology – Molecular & Cellular n; Biology
& Physiology n; Chemistry n;Chemistry &
Computer Science n; Chemistry & Earth
Sciences n; Chemistry & Physics n; Chemistry
(with a concentration in Nanotechnology);
Computational Biochemistry n; Computational
Biochemistry n; Computational Biology n;
Earth Sciences n; Earth Sciences (with a
concentration in Vertebrate Paleontology
& Paleoecology) n; Earth Science (with a
concentration in Resource Economics); Earth
Science & Physical Geography n; Earth Sciences
& Physical Geography (with a concentration in
Terrain Science) n; Environmental Science n;
Environmental Science (with a concentration
in Earth Sciences n, in Chemistry n, or
in Biology n); Food Science & Nutrition;
Geography (with a concentration in Geomatics
or in Physical Geography); Integrated Science;
Integrated Science (with a concentration in
Arts); Integrated Science (with a concentration
in Education); Integrated Science (with a
CS
CK
concentration in Forensic Science); Integrated
Science (with a concentration in Information
Science); Integrated Science (with a
concentration in Information Technology);
Integrated Science (with a concentration in Life
& Health Science); Integrated Science (with a
concentration in Science & Ethics); Integrated
Science (with a concentration in Science &
Policy); Integrated Science (with a concentration
in Science & Technology); Mathematics &
Physics n; Nanoscience; Neuroscience n; Physics
– Experimental n; Physics – Theory n; Physics &
Biology; Psychology
Science General (three‑year program) s
Biology; Chemistry; Earth Sciences;
Integrated Science; Integrated Science
(with a concentration in Arts); Integrated
Science (with a concentration in Education)
Forensic Science); Integrated Science (with
a concentration in Information Science);
Information Technology); Integrated Science
(with a concentration in Life & Health Science);
Science & Ethics); Integrated Science (with a
concentration in Science & Policy); Integrated
Science (with a concentration in Science &
Technology);
Science Major (four‑year program) s
Biochemistry; Biology; Earth Science;
Environmental Science; Physics
School of Social Work –
B. Social Work (BSW Honours)
CSW Social Work
s
n
u
l
application.
Program is also available by co‑operative
education. Specify on the application, if
applicable.
Program is available by co‑operative education
only.
Applicants to these programs must complete
supplementary documentation. Please refer to
http://admission.uoguelph.ca/suppforms
Notes:
Bachelor programs listed as General are three years in
length. The remaining Bachelor programs are Honours,
which are four years in length.
Students can expect to receive only one offer of
admission from the University of Guelph. It is important
that you rank your preferred program as your first
choice. Your other choices will only be considered if
you are not admitted to your highest ranking choice.
Students who apply but are not offered admission to
co‑operative education programs will automatically be
considered for the Honours alternate in their chosen
area.
Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc)
GAD Adult Development n
GS
Applied Human Nutrition
GYF Child, Youth & Family n
Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours
(Four‑Year Program)
GCJ Criminal Justice & Public Policy
GFS Studio Art
GK
All other arts majors/specializations s
Anthropology; Applied Mathematics &
Statistics u; Art History; Classical Studies;
English; Economics n; Environmental
Governance; European Studies; Food,
Agriculture & Resource Economics; French
Studies; Geography; Hispanic Studies; History;
Information Systems & Human Behaviour;
International Development; Mathematics;
Mathematical Economics n; Music; Philosophy;
Political Science; Psychology n; Sociology;
Statistics; Theatre Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA) General
(Three‑Year Program)
GNG Major to be Determined
GKG All other arts subjects s Anthropology;
English; French Studies; Geography; Hispanic
Studies; History; International Development;
Mathematics; Music; Philosophy; Political
Science; Sociology; Theatre Studies
Bachelor of Arts & Science (BAS)
GAS Arts & Science
Bachelor of Bio‑Resource Management (BBRM)
GBC Environmental Management (first two years at
Ridgetown campus)
GHG Equine Management (first two years at
Kemptville campus)
Bachelor of Commerce (BComm)
GBKAccounting
GBB Food & Agricultural Business n
GC
Hotel & Food Administration nl
GBF Human Resources Management
GBD Management Economics & Finance n
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GBE
GBJ
GHR
GBT
GBU
Marketing Management n
Public Management n
Real Estate & Housing n
Tourism Management l
Undeclared major (first year only)
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA)
GL
Landscape Architecture l
Bachelor of Computing (BComp) Honours
GCT Computer Science n
GBS Software Engineering n
Bachelor of Computing (BComp) General
GCG General Bachelor of Computing
Bachelor of Science (BSc) Honours
GZB Biomedical Sciences
GZ
All other science majors/specializations s
Animal Biology; Applied Mathematics &
Statistics u; Biochemistry n; Biodiversity;
Biological & Pharmaceutical Chemistry n;
Biological Science; Biophysics n; Chemical
Physics n; Chemistry n; Environmental Biology;
Environmental Geoscience & Geomatics; Food
Science n; Human Kinetics; Mathematics;
Marine & Freshwater Biology; Microbiology n;
Molecular Biology & Genetics; Nanoscience n;
Nutritional & Nutraceutical Sciences; Plant
Science; Physical Science; Physics n; Psychology:
Brain & Cognition; Statistics; Theoretical Physics;
Toxicology n; Wildlife Biology & Conservation;
Zoology
Bachelor of Science (BSc) General
GZG Science subjects s Biological Sciences; Physical
Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSc [Agr])
GPA Upon completion of the common first year,
students will select one of the following majors:
Animal Science; Crop, Horticultural & Turfgrass
Science; Honours Agricultural Science; Organic
Agriculture
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
GBO Bachelor of Engineering – Undeclared (first year
only)
GBM Biological Engineering n
GBI Biomedical Engineering n
GBL Computer Engineering n
GEK Engineering Systems & Computing n
GBN Environmental Engineering n
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GME Mechanical Engineering n
GBR Water Resources Engineering n
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences
(BSc [Env])
GEA Upon completion of the common first year,
students will select one of the following majors:
Ecology; Environmental Economics & Policy;
Environmental Geography; or Environmental
Sciences. All majors have the co‑op option. n
Associate Diploma Program
GTM Turfgrass Management l
University of Guelph‑Humber
Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts (BAA)
GMT Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts in
Media Studies and a Diploma in Media
Communications with an area of emphasis in
Digital Communications, Image Arts, Journalism
or Public Relations
Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc)
GHE Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Early
Childhood and Diploma in Early Childhood
Education
GHF Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Family
& Community Social Services and Social Service
Workers’ Diploma
GMP Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Justice
Studies and Diploma in Police Foundations or
Community and Justice Services.*
GHK Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in
Kinesiology and Diploma in Fitness & Health
Promotion
GMA Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in
Psychology and Diploma in General Arts &
Science with area of emphasis in Business,
Human Services or Justice Studies.
Honours Bachelor of Business
Administration (BBA)
GDB Honours Bachelor of Business Administration
and Diploma in Business Administration with
areas of emphasis in International Business,
Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Management*
or Small Business Management and
Entrepreneurship
*Pending University of Guelph Senate approval.
Lakehead University
s
n
v
:
t
application.
Indicates that the program is also available
by co‑operative education. Specify on the
application, if applicable.
A minimum overall average of 80 percent is
required for admission.
Offered as a four‑year BA or a five‑year double
degree.
Offered as a four‑year BSc or a five‑year double
degree.
Faculty of Business Administration
AC
Commerce Honours (four years)
Note: The first two years of the Honours Bachelor
of Commerce (four years) and the Bachelor of
Administration (three years) are common. After the
second year of the Honours Bachelor of Commerce
program, students must choose to complete the
program in one year with a Business Administration
degree or continue for two years in order to receive
the Honours Bachelor of Commerce degree. Students
choosing the Honours Bachelor of Commerce degree
will be required to choose from the following majors in
third year: Accounting n; Business Economics; Business
Finance n; Human Resources Management & Industrial
Relations n; International Business; Information
Systems n; Management; and Marketing n. Please
note that co‑op options do not start until year three of
the degree program.
Faculty of Education
Note: No supplementary information is required
AWP Arts – Honours BA/BEd Primary/Junior (five‑year
double degree) s Anthropology; English;
French; Geography; History; Indigenous
Learning; Mathematics; Music; Philosophy;
Psychology; Sociology
AWJ Arts – Honours BA/BEd Junior/Intermediate
(five‑year double degree) s Anthropology;
English; French; Geography; History; Indigenous
Learning; Mathematics; Music; Philosophy;
Political Science; Psychology; Sociology
AWI Arts – Honours BA/BEd Intermediate/Senior
English; English & French; French; Geography;
History; History & English; Indigenous Learning;
Mathematics; Music; Psychology
AOP Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BEd
Primary/Junior (five‑year double degree)
AOJ Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BEd Junior/
Intermediate (five‑year double degree)
AOR Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BEd
Intermediate/Senior (five‑year double degree)
ARP Arts – BA/BEd Primary/Junior (four‑year double
degree) s Anthropology; English; French;
Geography; History; Indigenous Learning;
Mathematics; Philosophy; Psychology : ;
Sociology; Visual Arts; Women’s Studies
ARJ Arts – BA/BEd Junior/Intermediate (four‑year
Learning; Mathematics; Philosophy; Political
Science; Psychology :; Sociology; Visual Arts;
Women’s Studies
ARI Arts – BA/BEd Intermediate/Senior (four‑year
Learning; Mathematics; Psychology :
ART Arts – Honours BFA/BEd Intermediate/Senior
(five‑year double degree) s Visual Arts
AKP Kinesiology – Honours BK/BEd Primary/Junior
(five‑year double degree) Kinesiology
AKJ Kinesiology – Honours BK/BEd Junior/
Kinesiology
AKI Kinesiology – Honours BK/BEd Intermediate/
Senior (five‑year double degree) Kinesiology
ASP Science – Honours BSc/BEd Primary/Junior
Chemistry; Geography; Geology with a
concentration in Physics; Mathematics; Physics
ASJ Science – Honours BSc/BEd Junior/Intermediate
Chemistry; Geography; Geology with a
concentration in Physics; Mathematics; Physics
ASI Science – Honours BSc/BEd Intermediate/Senior
Biology; Biology & Chemistry; Chemistry;
Computer Science; Geography; Geology;
Geology with a concentration in Physics;
Mathematics; Physics; Psychology
APT Science – BSc/BEd Primary/Junior (four‑year
double degree) s Anthropology; Earth
Sciences; Geography; Mathematics; Natural
Science; Physics
ATJ Science – BSc/BEd Junior/Intermediate (four‑year
double degree) s Anthropology; Earth
Sciences; Geography; Mathematics; Natural
Science; Physics
ATI Science – BSc/BEd Intermediate/Senior (four‑year
double degree) s Computer Science; Earth
Sciences; Geography; Mathematics; Physics;
Psychology t
AWM Aboriginal Education – Honours BEd Primary/
Junior
AWN Native Education – BA/BEd Primary/Junior
(four‑year double degree) s General;
Indigenous Learning
AWO Native Education – BA/BEd Junior/Intermediate
(four‑year double degree) s General;
Indigenous Learning
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AWC Native Education – BA/BEd (Native Education)
Intermediate/Senior (four‑year double degree)
s General; Indigenous Learning
AWB Native Education – BSc (General)/BEd (Native
Education) Primary/Junior (four‑year double
degree)
AWA Native Education – BSc (General)/BEd (Native
Education) Junior/Intermediate (four‑year
double degree)
AWD Native Education – BSc (General)/BEd (Native
Education) Intermediate/Senior (four‑year
double degree)
AWW Women’s Studies – Honours BA/BEd Primary/
Junior (five‑year double degree)
AWQ Women’s Studies – Honours BA/BEd Junior/
AJA Environmental Studies – Honours BES/BEd
Geography
AJB Environmental Science – Honours BESc/BEd
Biology
AJC Environmental Science – Honours BESc/BEd
Geography
Faculty of Engineering
AK
Applied Science Common Year
AX
Engineering Degree with Diploma (four
years) sn Chemical; Civil; Electrical;
Mechanical; Software (Please note that co‑op
options do not start until year three of the
degree program)
Faculty of Natural Resources Management
AF
Forestry – Honours BScF (four years/five years
with co‑op) n
AFE Forestry – Honours BEM (four years/five years
with co‑op) n
Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
Note: The recommended deadline for our Nursing
programs is February 6, 2012. Late applicants will
be considered on an individual basis. Please contact
information.
Note: All concurrent education programs are listed
under the Faculty of Education.
AP
Kinesiology – Honours BK (four years) n
AN Nursing – BScN (four years) Offered in
collaboration with Confederation College
(Applicants apply only to Lakehead University)
ANC Nursing – BScN (three years) v
AB
Social Work – Honours BSW (four years) s;
Social Work with a major concentration
in Gerontology; Social Work with a major
concentration in Indigenous Learning
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AAG Gerontology – BA (three years) s; Bachelor
of Arts Honours – Gerontology & Psychology
Major; Bachelor of Arts Honours – Gerontology
Major with Major concentration in Women’s
Studies
APP Psychology – Honours BA (four years) s;
Specialized Honours in Psychology; Psychology
with a major concentration in Women’s Studies;
Specialized Honours in Psychology with a major
concentration in Women’s Studies
APC Psychology – BA (three years) s
APD Psychology – Honours BSc (four years) s
Psychology; Specialized Honours in Psychology
APE Psychology – BSc (three years) s
Faculty of Science & Environmental Studies
Note: Some of Lakehead’s Science programs are
offered by the Faculty of Social Science & Humanities.
Please see the listing for the Faculty of Social Science &
Humanities for additional Science programs that may
not be listed here.
AQE Arts – Honours BA (four years) s Anthropology;
Geography; Mathematics; Northern Studies
AZ
Science – Honours BSc (four years) s
Anthropology; Applied Biomolecular
Science; Bioinformatics; Biology; Biology
& Chemistry; Chemistry; Computer Science
(Business, Hardware or Science Option) n;
Geoarchaeology; Geography; Geography
with Geology minor; Geology; Geology with
major concentration in Physics; Mathematics;
Northern Studies; Physics n; Physics with major
concentration in Applied Biomolecular Science;
Resource & Environmental Economics; Water
Resource Science
AS
Science – BSc (three years) s Anthropology;
Biology; Computer Science; Earth Sciences;
General; Geoarchaeology; Geography;
Mathematics; Mathematics & Physics; Natural
Science; Physics; Undecided
AGG Environmental Studies – Honours BES (four
years) Environmental Studies & Geography
AGA Environmental Science – Honours BESc (four
years) s Environmental Studies & Biology;
Environmental Studies & Earth Science;
Environmental Studies & Geography
Applied Stream (Articulation Agreement with
Confederation College)
AWR Water Resource Science – Honours BSc
(four years) Applied Stream Articulated
with Confederation College s Applied
Environmental Water Management
Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities
Note: Some of Lakehead’s Arts programs are offered
by the Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies.
Please see the listing for the Faculty of Science and
Environmental Studies for additional Arts programs
that may not be listed here.
Note: The recommended deadline for our Music and
Visual Arts programs is March 2, 2012. Late applicants
will be considered on an individual basis. Please contact
information.
AQ Arts – Honours (four years) s Economics;
Economics & Political Science; English; English &
French; English & History; English & Philosophy;
English with a major concentration in Women’s
Studies; French; French & Philosophy; History;
History & Philosophy; History & Political Science;
History with a major concentration in Women’s
Studies; Indigenous Learning; Indigenous
Learning & Philosophy; Indigenous Learning
with a major concentration in Women’s Studies;
Music; Northern Studies; Philosophy; Philosophy
& Political Science; Philosophy & Psychology;
Political Science; Political Science Pre‑Law;
Sociology; Sociology with a major concentration
in Gerontology; Sociology with a major
concentration in Women’s Studies; Women’s
Studies
AQM Music – Honours BMus (four years) Please note
that an audition and theory entrance test are
required to be considered for admission.
AQV Visual Arts – Honours BFA (four years) Please
note that submission of a portfolio is required
to be considered for admission
AA Arts (three years) s Economics; Economics &
Political Science; English; French; General; History;
Indigenous Learning; Mathematics & Economics;
Philosophy; Political Science; Political Science
Pre‑Law; Psychology & Philosophy; Sociology;
Undecided; Visual Arts; Women’s Studies
AY
Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR (four years)
AV
Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BA
Geography (four‑year double degree)
ARH Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BA History
(four‑year double degree)
AVV Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BA
Women’s Studies (five‑year double degree)
AVW Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BA
Women’s Studies (four‑year double degree)
ASA Outdoor Recreation – Honours BOR/BSc Natural
Science (four‑year double degree)
For a comprehensive overview of the exciting learning
opportunities available at Lakehead University, please
visit www.mylakehead.ca.
Lakehead University –
Orillia Campus
s
n
application.
Indicates that the program is also available
by co‑operative education. Specify on the
AAS Arts & Science – Honours Bachelor of
Arts & Science s Anthropology; English;
Environmental Sustainability; Geography;
Interdisciplinary Studies
AOA Concurrent Education/Arts & Science – Honours
Bachelor of Arts & Science/Bachelor of
Education (Primary/Junior) s Anthropology;
English; Geography; Interdisciplinary Studies
AOS Concurrent Education/Arts & Science – Bachelor
of Arts & Science/Bachelor of Education
(Primary/Junior) s Interdisciplinary Studies
ACO Business Commerce – Honours Bachelor of
Commerce (four years) (Orillia Campus)
ASW Social Work – Honours Bachelor of Social Work
(one year) (Orillia Campus)
Laurentian University
s
n
l
application.
Co‑op option available.
See the Supplementary Application section
below.
Note: Some courses are available in French.
University Programs and Codes – Full‑time Study
Only
Sudbury Campus
LCS Computer Science (four years)
LCI
Computer Science (four years) n
LFC Arts Computer Science (three years)
LMA Arts Music (three years) l
LMC Arts Music (four years) l
LZC Arts Mathematics (three and four years)
LCC Arts (three years) s Anthropology; Classical
Studies; Economics; English; Ethics; French;
Geography; Gerontology; History; Italian;
Law & Justice; Native Studies; Philosophy;
Political Science; Psychology; Religious Studies;
Sociology; Spanish; Theatre Arts; Women’s
Studies
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LEC
LBS
LSE
LAC
LAG
LAI
LAK
LMG
LMI
LMK
LMO
LRM
LRG
LRI
LRK
LSK
LSG
LHG
LHK
LAQ
LAS
LSM
LSO
LAA
LBE
LEE
LGE
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Arts (four years) s Anthropology; Earth
Science; Economics; English; French; Geography;
Gerontology; History; Labour & Trade Union
Studies; Law & Justice; Modern Languages;
Native Studies; Philosophy; Political Science;
Psychology; Public Administration; Religious
Studies; Sociology
BA Communication Studies (four years)
Arts (four years) Sports Psychology l
Arts (three years)/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Junior) (double‑degree four years)
Arts (three years)/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Intermediate) (double‑degree four years)
Arts (four years)/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Junior) (double‑degree five years)
Arts (four years)/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Intermediate) (double‑degree five years)
Arts (three years) Music/BEd Concurrent
(Primary/Junior) (double‑degree four years)
Arts (three years) Music/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Arts (four years) Music/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Arts (four years) Music/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Science (three years)/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Junior) (double‑degree four years)
Science (three years)/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Science (four years)/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Science (four years)/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Sport & Physical Education l/BEd Concurrent
(Primary/Junior) (double‑degree five years)
Sport & Physical Education l/BEd Concurrent
(Junior/Intermediate) (double‑degree five years)
Health Promotion l/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Health Promotion l/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Outdoor Adventure Leadership l/BEd
Concurrent (Primary/Junior) (double‑degree five
years)
Outdoor Adventure Leadership l/
BEd Concurrent (Junior/Intermediate)
(double‑degree five years)
Sports Psychology l/BEd Concurrent (Primary/
Sports Psychology l/BEd Concurrent (Junior/
Fine Arts (four years) sl Music; Theatre
Performance; Theatre Production
Commerce & Administration (four years)
Engineering (four years) s Chemical;
Mechanical; Mining n
Engineering – First two years of Civil
Engineering s Civil Engineering
LSA Sport & Physical Education l
LHE Health Promotion l
LAE Outdoor Adventure Leadership l
LKEKinesiology l
LVE Liberal Science (three years)
LVG Liberal Science (four years)
LYYMidwifery l
LDC Native Human Services (four years)
LNE Nursing (four years)
LRE Science (three years) s Anthropology; Biology;
Biomedical Physics; Chemistry; Computer
Science; Geology; Mathematics; Physics
LHC Science (four years) s Anthropology; Applied
Physics; Behavioural Neuroscience; Biochemistry;
Biology; Biomedical Biology; Chemistry;
Environmental Earth Science; Geology;
Mathematics; Psychology; Restoration Ecology;
Terrestrial Aquatic Ecology; Zoology
LRA Forensic Science (four years)
LRS Science (four years) Radiation Therapy (with
Michener Institute) l
LLE Social Work (four years)
LOE Sports Administration (four years)
Georgian College (Barrie and Orillia Campuses)
LGC Arts (three years) (Georgian‑Laurentian
collaborative program) s English; Gerontology;
History; Political Science; Psychology; Sociology
LGA Arts (four years) (Georgian‑Laurentian
collaborative program) s English; History;
Political Science; Psychology; Sociology
LGO Arts (three years) (Georgian‑Laurentian
collaborative program – Orillia campus) s
English; Law & Justice; Psychology; Sociology
LGQ Arts (four years) (Georgian‑Laurentian
collaborative program – Orillia campus) s
English; Law & Justice; Psychology; Sociology
LLG Social Work (Georgian‑Laurentian collaborative
program – Orillia campus)
LGK Business Administration (Georgian College)
Université
Laurentienne
Consultez la page en anglais pour les programmes
additionnels offerts par la Laurentienne.
s
l
Précisez le domaine d’intérêt sur la demande
d’admission.
Voir la section « Documentation
supplémentaire » plus bas.
Campus de Sudbury – Programmes français
LQF Arts – Éducation (trois ans)
LAD Arts – (trois ans) s Droit et justice; Espagnol;
Éthique; Études de la santé; Folklore; Français;
Géographie; Histoire; Italien; Philosophie;
Psychologie; Science économique; Science
politique; Sciences religieuses; Sociologie
LBD Arts – (quatre ans) s Droit et justice; Études de
la santé; Français; Géographie; Histoire; Langues
modernes; Philosophie; Psychologie; Science de
la terre; Science économique; Science politique;
Sciences religieuses; Sociologie
LAP Arts – (quatre ans) Communication publique
LSF Arts – (quatre ans) Psychologie du sport l
LZF Arts – Mathématiques (trois et quatre ans)
LAT Baccalauréat en théâtre (quatre ans)
LBF Commerce et administration (quatre ans)
LFB Éducation physique l
LYF Sage‑femme (quatre ans) l
LNF Sciences infirmières (quatre ans)
LRB Baccalauréat ès Sciences de la Santé en
orthophonie
LLF Service social (quatre ans)
LRF Sciences – (trois ans) s Biologie; Chimie;
Mathématiques; Physique biomédicale
LHD Sciences – (Spécialisées) (quatre ans) s
Biochimie; Biologie (options : biomédicale;
biologie intégrée; écologie terrestre et
aquatique); Chimie; Mathématiques;
Psychologie; Sciences de l’environnement
LVF Sciences libérales (trois ans)
LOB Administration des sports (quatre ans)
LHP Promotion de la santé l
LAF Leadership : activités physiques de plein air l
LKFKinésiologie l
Collège universitaire de Hearst
LHF
Arts (trois ans) s Français; Géographie; Gestion;
Histoire; Psychologie; Sociologie
LGD Administration des affaires (quatre ans)
LHB Arts – Psychologie (quatre ans)
LHR Service social (Hearst/Laurentienne
– programme conjoint, quatre ans)
LHHCommerce
LHL Arts – Science économique (1ère année seulement)
LHJ Arts – Science politique (1ère année seulement)
LHTTraduction
LHN Arts – Études de la santé (1ère année seulement)
Hearst
McMaster University
University Programs and Codes – Full‑time Studies Only
s
v
l
application.
Apply through the Ontario College Application
Service (OCAS) at www.ontariocolleges.ca.
Mandatory supplementary application required.
See that section for further details.
At McMaster, students entering Level I (first year)
normally complete a common first‑year program and
then select a specific discipline as they enter Level II.
Faculty of Business
(Accounting;
Finance;
Human
Resources
and
Management;
Information
Systems;
Marketing;
Operations Management)
MB Business I s
(Chemical; Chemical & Bioengineering; Civil; Computer;
Electrical; Electrical & Biomedical; Engineering Physics;
Materials;
Mechanical;
Mechatronics;
Software;
Software & Embedded Systems; Software & Game
Design)
Note: A co‑op option is available in all Engineering
programs and at all levels See “Co‑operative Education/
Internship Programs” for more information. In
addition to the aforementioned Accredited
Engineering
programs
that
are
accessed
through the common Engineering 1, the Faculty
of Engineering also offers Computer Science
programs and Bachelor of Technology programs.
MC Computer Science I s (Business Informatics;
Computer Science)
MCC Computer Science I (Co‑op) s (Business
Informatics; Computer Science)
ME Engineering I s
MEC Engineering I (Co‑op) s
MBT BTech I s (Process Automation; Automotive
Vehicle Technology; Biotechnology)
Faculty of Health Sciences
MN Nursing I at McMaster
Nursing I at Conestoga College v
Nursing I at Mohawk College v
MY Midwifery I l
MNS Health Sciences I l
Faculty of Humanities
(Art History; Classics; Cognitive Science of Language;
Communication Studies; Cultural Studies & Critical
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Theory;
English;
French;
History;
Linguistics;
Multimedia; Peace Studies; Philosophy; Philosophy &
Biology; Philosophy & Mathematics; Theatre & Film)
Note: Music and Studio Art are separate programs as
listed below.
MH Humanities I s
MHS Studio Art I (pending Ministry approval)
(Applicants must contact the School of
the Arts to arrange a portfolio interview –
held February to April.)
MM Music I (Applicants must contact the School
of the Arts to arrange an audition – held
February to May.)
Interdisciplinary
(Honours Arts & Science, Arts & Science and Chemical
Biology or Combined Honours Arts & Science program
with a Humanities, Science or Social Sciences discipline)
MX Arts & Science I l
Faculty of Science
MEE Environmental & Earth Sciences I s (Biology &
Environmental Sciences; Earth & Environmental
Science; Environmental Sciences; Geography &
Environmental Sciences)
MIS Honours Integrated Science I l
MV Honours Kinesiology I
MLS Life Sciences I s (Biochemistry; Biochemistry
[Biomedical Sciences/Co‑op]; Biochemistry
[Biotechnology/Co‑op]; Biology; Biology
[Physiology]; Biology & Environmental
Sciences; Biology & Mathematics; Biology
& Pharmacology [Co‑op only]; Biology &
Psychology; Chemical Biology; Chemical Biology
[Co‑op]; Life Sciences; Molecular Biology
& Genetics; Molecular Biology & Genetics
[Co‑op]; Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour;
Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour [Music
Cognition])
MZ Mathematics & Statistics I s (Biology
& Mathematics; Mathematical Science;
Mathematics & Computer Science; Mathematics
& Physics; Mathematics & Statistics; Mathematics
& Statistics [Mathematics/Co‑op]; Mathematics &
Statistics [Statistics/Co‑op])
MRS Medical Radiation Sciences I
MPS Physical Sciences I s (Chemical Biology;
Chemical Biology [Co‑op]; Chemistry; Chemistry
[Co‑op]; Mathematics & Physics; Medical
Physics; Medical Physics [Co‑op]; Physical
Sciences; Physics; Physics [Astrophysics]; Physics
[Biophysics]; Physics [Co‑op])
t
v
(Anthropology; Economics; Economics & Computer
Science; Economics & Mathematics; Geography;
Geography & Environmental Studies; Gerontology;
Health, Aging & Society; Health Studies; Indigenous
Studies; Labour Studies; Political Science; Psychology,
Neuroscience & Behaviour; Religious Studies; Social
Psychology; Social Work; Sociology)
ML Social Sciences I s
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s
l
application.
Collaborative program with Canadore College.
Must specify with “OTT (Orientation to
Teaching)” on the online application if
interested.
Pending Senate approval.
University Programs and Codes –
Full‑time Study Only
Bachelor of Arts
PABA sv Anthropology l; Classical Studies;
Computer Science; Economics; English Studies;
Environmental Geography; Gender Equality
& Social Justice; Geography; History; Liberal
Arts; Mathematics; Native Studies; Philosophy;
Political Science; Psychology; Religion & Culture;
Social Welfare & Social Development; Sociology;
Undecided
PABBA/BComm sv Anthropology l; Classical
Studies; Computer Science; Economics; English
Studies; Environmental Geography; Gender
Equality and Social Justice; Geography; History;
Liberal Arts; Mathematics; Native Studies;
Philosophy; Political Science; Psychology;
Religions and Cultures; Social Welfare and
Social Development; Sociology; Undeclared
PAJ BA Criminal Justice sv Corrections t; Criminal
Justice Studies; Criminology; Policing t
Bachelor of Fine Arts
PFA BFA Fine Arts v
Bachelor of Business Administration
PBABBA sv Accounting; Administrative Studies;
Economics; Marketing; Organizational Studies;
Technology Management
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce –
Dual Degrees
PABBA/BComm sv Anthropology l; Classical
Studies; Computer Science; Economics; English
Studies; Environmental Geography; Gender
Equality and Social Justice; Geography; History;
Liberal Arts; Mathematics; Native Studies;
Religions and Cultures; Social Welfare and
Social Development; Sociology; Undeclared
PMT BA/BComm (Muskoka Campus Only) sv Child
& Family Studies; Liberal Arts; Studies in Culture
& the Arts
Concurrent Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of
Education
PEP BSc/BEd Primary/Junior s Computer Science;
Mathematics
PEJ BSc/BEd Junior/Intermediate s Computer
Science; Mathematics
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Commers –
Dual Degrees
PSSBSc/BComm sv Biology; Computer Science;
Environmental Biology & Technology;
Environmental Geography; Environmental
Science & Physical Geography; Liberal Science;
Mathematics; Mathematics & Computer Science;
Psychology
PCC BSc Science and Technology/BComm sv
Artificial Intelligence; Environmental; General;
Industrial Mathematics; Robotics; Service
Systems Technology
Muskoka Campus Codes Only – Bracebridge
Ontario
PMLBA sv Child & Family Studies; Liberal Arts;
Studies in Culture & the Arts
Bachelor of Physical and Health Education
PPEBPHE v Physical & Health Education
PMTBA/BComm sv Child & Family Studies; LIberal
Arts; Studies in Culture & the Arts
OCAD University
s
application.
Indicate area of interest. Students request
subject of major interest during the first year.
Bachelor of Science
PSBSc sv Biology; Computer Science; Computer
Science & Mathematics; Environmental
Biology & Technology; Environmental
Geography; Environmental Science & Physical
Geography; Liberal Science; Mathematics;
Psychology
PST BSc Science and Technology sv Artificial
Intelligence; Environment; General; Industrial
Mathematics; Robotics; Service Systems
Technology
PSSBSc/BComm sv Biology; Computer Science;
Environmental Biology & Technology;
Environmental Geography; Environmental
Science & Physical Geography; Liberal Science;
Mathematics; Mathematics & Computer Science;
Psychology
PCC BSc Science and Technology/BComm sv
Artificial Intelligence; Environmental; General;
Industrial Mathematics; Robotics; Service
Systems Technology
t
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
PSNBScN t Nursing
Special Category
HSS Special Student s Only applicants who have
been advised to do so by OCAD University are
eligible to use this category. Applicants using
this category must indicate an area of major
interest (see programs above).
Concurrent Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of
Education
PCP BA/BEd Primary/Junior s English; Geography;
History; Mathematics; Psychology
PCJ BA/BEd Junior/Intermediate s English;
Geography; History; Mathematics; Psychology
HFA
First Year – Faculty of Art t (includes Criticism
& Curatorial Practice; *Digital Futures:
Technology/Innovation/Design/Art; Drawing
& Painting; Integrated Media; Material Art
& Design [fibre, metalsmithing/jewellery];
Photography; Printmaking; Sculpture/
Installation)
HDC First Year – Faculty of Design 2D s Advertising;
*Digital Futures: Technology/Innovation/Design/
Art; Graphic Design; Illustration
HDS First Year – Faculty of Design 3D s *Digital
Futures: Technology/Innovation/Design/Art;
Environmental Design; Industrial Design;
Material Art & Design (fibre, metalsmithing/
jewellery)
*New subject of major interest pending program/
funding approval.
Note: Applicants may only apply to one program.
A $30 fee, payable in advance to OCAD University,
is required to cover the cost of the portfolio
review.
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University of Ottawa
s
n
t
v
:
application.
Indicates that a co‑operative education option
is also available; specify on the application, if
applicable.
Students must be admitted and complete,
before or after two and a half years at the
university, the diploma at Algonquin College.
Indicates that French Immersion studies are also
available. For the Faculty of Science, it is known
as French Extended Stream. Specify on the
Compulsory study session abroad.
University and Program Codes – Full‑time Studies
The University of Ottawa offers a program structure
that gives students opportunities and flexibility in the
selection of their programs. Students in the faculties
of Arts, Science, Social Sciences, and the department
of Computer Science are able to select subject areas
completing degrees that combine two majors, a major
with a minor or two minors. Many subject areas offer
an honours specialization for students who wish to
focus on a specific subject in greater depth.
In the application process, students select a main
subject area. Except for very few subjects (see the
programs that are noted as three years in length),
students will be admitted to a four‑year program.
During the first year of registration you will be given
the opportunity to select the type of program you wish
to complete and add a second major or a minor to
your program. Further information is available on the
University’s website.
Faculty of Arts
OAS s Aboriginal Studies v; Arabic Language
& Culture :; Canadian Studies (bilingual
requirement) v; Classical Studies v; Classics;
Communication nv; English n; Environmental
Studies (bilingual program) nv; Ethics &
Society v; French Studies (entrance exam);
French as a Second Language; Geography nv;
Geomatics & Spatial Analysis v; German
Language & Culture :; History nv; History &
Theory of Art v; Italian Language & Culture :;
Latin & English Studies; Linguistics; Medieval &
Renaissance Studies v; Music v; Philosophy v;
Religious Studies v; Russian Language &
Culture :; Second Language Teaching (ESL) v;
Second Language Teaching (FLS) v; Spanish;
Theatre v; Translation (entrance examination)
(Four years)
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OAU General (Three years)
OCM s Classics/Philosophy; Communication/
Philosophy v; Communication/Political
Science nv; Communication/Sociology nv;
Environmental Studies/Geography (bilingual
program) nv; Geography/Sociology nv;
History/Political Science nv; Philosophy/
Political Science v; Psychology/Linguistics (Joint
Honours) (Four years)
OWY Journalism ‑ Joint program with Algonquin
College t (Four and a half years)
OME Music (BMus) (audition) (Four years)
OMS Music/Science (integrated program) (Five
years) s Biochemistry; Biology; Chemistry;
Computer Science; Geology; Mathematics;
Physics; Statistics
OPA Public Relations ‑ Joint program with Algonquin
College t (Four and a half years)
OVE Visual Arts (portfolio) s Fine Arts (BFA); Visual
Arts (major) v (Four years)
OEC Biomedical Mechanical Engineering n (Four
years)
Biotechnology (Biochemistry/Chemical
Engineering) n (five years) (select OSY under
the Faculty of Science). This program of study
begins in the Faculty of Science.
OEE Chemical Engineering n (Four years)
OEA Chemical Engineering & Computing
Technology n (Five years)
OHE Civil Engineering n (Four years)
OBA Civil Engineering & Computing Technology n
(Five years)
OBE Computer Engineering n (Four years)
ORE Computer Science n (Major)(Four years)
ORC Computer Science n (Honours Specialization)
(Four years)
ORA Computer Science/Mathematics n (Joint
Honours) (Four years)
OIE Electrical Engineering n (Four years)
OIC Electrical Engineering & Computing
OJE Mechanical Engineering n (Four years)
OBC Mechanical Engineering & Computing
OJA Software Engineering n (Four years)
OKC Health Sciences v (Four years)
OKA Human Kinetics s Human Kinetics (BHK) v;
Human Kinetics (BScHK) v (Four years)
ONE Nursing Ottawa Campus v (Four years) (No
admission possible in second year)
ONA Nursing Algonquin Woodroffe Campus (Four
years) (No admission possible in second year)
OWC Nursing Algonquin Pembroke Campus (Four
years) (No admission possible in second year)
OKS Nutrition Sciences (offered in French only to
bilingual students; graduates from immersion
programs may apply) (language proficiency
tests – a minimum score of 60 percent is
required in English and in French) (Four years)
Telfer School of Management
OTCAccounting nv (Four years)
OFE Commerce (no option) nv (Four years)
OTI Commerce – Electronic Business n (Four years)
OTK Commerce – Entrepreneurship nv (Four years)
OTO Commerce – Finance nv (Four years)
OTQ Commerce – Human Resource Management nv
(Four years)
OTS Commerce – International Management nv:
(Four years)
OTU Commerce – Management nv (Four years)
OTW Commerce – Marketing nv (Four years)
OGC Management Information Systems n (Four
years)
Faculty of Science
OSO s Biochemistry nv; Biology nv;
Biopharmaceutical Science nv; Chemistry nv;
Environmental Science nv; Geology nv;
Mathematics nv; Physical Geography v;
Physics nv; Statistics nv (Four years)
OSS s Biochemistry nv, Biology nv; Chemistry nv;
Chemistry (Advanced Materials) nv;
Chemistry (EcoChemistry) nv; Financial
Mathematics & Economics nv; Geology nv;
Geology‑Physics nv; Mathematics nv;
Physics nv; Physics‑Mathematics nv;
Statistics nv (Honours specialization) (Four
years)
OSM Biomedical Science v (Four years) (Please note
that admission to this program is possible only
for secondary school, CEGEP or Ontario college
applicants)
OSY Biotechnology (Biochemistry/Chemical
Engineering nv (Five years)
OTM Computer Science/Mathematics nv;
Mathematics/Economics nv (Joint Honours)
(Four years)
OSQ General (Three years)
OWG Ophthalmic Medical Technology (with the
University of Ottawa Eye Institute) (admission in
the first year or second year) (Four years)
OLA s Anthropology nv; Conflict Studies & Human
Rights nv; Criminology v; Economics nv;
Economics & Public Policy nv; International
Development & Globalization nv; International
Economics & Development nv; International
Studies & Modern Languages v; Political
Science nv; Psychology (BA) v; Psychology
OLK
OLC
(BSc) v; Public Administration nv; Service
social (offered in French only) (Admission
possible in the first and second year) v;
Sociology nv; Women’s Studies v (Four years)
s Anthropology/Sociology nv;
Communication/Political Science nv;
Communication/Sociology nv; Criminology/
Women’s Studies v; Economics/ Political
Science nv; Geography/Sociology nv;
History/Political Science nv; Mathematics/
Economics n; Philosophy/Political Science v;
Public Administration/Political Science nv;
Women’s Studies/Political Science v; Women’s
Studies/Sociology v (Joint Honours) (Four years)
General (Three years)
Saint Paul University
Saint Paul University also offers a variety of minors
which can be combined with a general BA or with a
major.
OCO Anglican Studies (certificate) (One year)
OAW Conflict Studies (Honours [BA]) n (Four years)
OCQ Eastern Christian Studies (Honours [BA]) (Four
years)
OCU Eastern Christian Studies (certificate) (One year)
OPC Ethics (BA) n (Four years)
OAG s Ethics; Human Relations & Spirituality;
Theology (Major [BA]) (Four years)
OAQ Ethics (certificate) (One year)
OAK General (BA) (Three years)
OCG Philosophy (certificate) (One year)
OCK Philosophy/Theology (Joint Honours [BA]) (Four
years)
OQE Theology (BTh) s (Four years)
OCA Theology (certificate) s (One year)
s
n
t
d’admission. La liste des domaines est donnée
après le nom du programme.
Offert aussi sous le régime coopératif. Cochez la
case appropriée sur la demande d’admission s’il
y a lieu.
Deux cheminements possibles :
1. Compléter deux ans et demi d’études à
l’Université d’Ottawa et par la suite terminer
le diplôme à la Cité collégiale (deux ans) ou
2. S’inscrire au programme à la Cité collégiale
et terminer à l’Université.
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v
:
Programme disponible partiellement en
français.
Séjour obligatoire à l’étranger.
OXH
Université et programmes – temps complet
seulement
L’Université d’Ottawa offre une structure de
programme avec une grande flexibilité et l’occasion de
combiner des disciplines offertes par les Facultés des
arts, sciences, sciences sociales ainsi que le programme
de science informatique. Une personne pourra choisir
de compléter un programme avec double majeure,
majeure avec une mineure ou double mineure.
Plusieurs disciplines offrent aussi l’opportunité de
compléter une spécialisée approfondie, qui assure une
formation avancée dans la discipline.
Pour le processus d’admission, vous choisissez une
discipline seulement. Sauf quelques exceptions (voir
les programmes de trois ans), l’admission se fait à un
programme de quatre ans. Durant ou à la fin de votre
première année d’inscription vous aurez l’occasion
de choisir votre programme d’études et d’ajouter
une deuxième discipline en majeure ou mineure. Une
description détaillée des programmes d’études est
disponible sur le site Web de l’Université.
Faculté des arts
OAT s Anglais langue seconde; Communication n;
Didactique des langues secondes (ESL);
Didactique des langues secondes (FLS);
English n; Espagnol; Éthique et société;
Études anciennes; Études autochtones; Études
canadiennes (exigence de bilinguisme);
Études de l’environnement (programme
bilingue) n; Études médiévales et de la
Renaissance; Géographie n; Géomatique et
analyse spatiale; Histoire n; Histoire et théorie
de l’art; Langue et culture allemandes :;
Langue et culture arabes :; Langue et culture
italiennes :; Langue et culture russes :;
Latin and English Studies; Lettres classiques;
Lettres françaises n; Linguistique; Musique;
Philosophie; Sciences des religions; Théâtre;
Traduction (examen d’admission) (Quatre ans)
OAV Général (Trois ans)
ORD Arts visuels (portfolio) s Arts visuels (B.A.V.);
Arts visuels (majeure) (Quatre ans)
OCP s Communication/Lettres françaises n;
Communication/Philosophie; Communication/
Science politique n; Communication/
Sociologie n; Études de l’environnement/
Géographie (programme bilingue) n;
Géographie/Sociologie n; Histoire/Science
politique n; Lettres classiques/Philosophie;
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OAL
OOL
OMF
OMR
OPR
Philosophie/Science politique; Psychologie/
Linguistique (Spécialisé bidisciplinaire) (Quatre
ans)
Journalisme – Programme conjoint avec la Cité
collégiale t (Quatre ans et demi)
Lettres françaises/Éducation (Cinq ans)
Lettres françaises/Éducation (en ligne) – sous
réserve de l’approbation du Ministère de
l’Éducation de l’Ontario (Quatre ans)
Musique (B.Mus.) (audition) (Quatre ans)
Musique/Sciences (programme intégré) (cinq
ans) t Biochimie; Biologie; Chimie; Géologie;
Informatique; Mathématiques; Physique;
Statistique
Relations publiques et communication –
Programme conjoint avec la Cité collégiale t
(Quatre ans et demi)
Faculté de génie
Biotechnologie (Biochimie/Génie
chimique) n (Cinq ans) (choisissez le code OSX
sous la Faculté des Sciences). Ce programme
débute à la Faculté des Sciences.
OEF Génie chimique vn (Quatre ans)
OEB Génie chimique et Technologie de
l’informatique – programme à double
grade vn (Cinq ans)
OHF Génie civil vn (Quatre ans)
OBB Génie civil et Technologie de l’informatique –
programme à double grade vn (Cinq ans)
OIF Génie électrique n (Quatre ans)
OID Génie électrique et Technologie de
l’informatique – programme à double grade n
(Cinq ans)
OBD Génie informatique n (Quatre ans)
OJB Génie logiciel n (Quatre ans)
OJF Génie mécanique vn (Quatre ans)
OBO Génie mécanique et Technologie de
l’informatique – programme à double
grade vn (Cinq ans)
OEH Génie mécanique biomédical vn (Quatre ans)
ORFInformatique n (Majeure) (Quatre ans)
ORJInformatique n (Spécialisé approfondi)
(Quatre ans)
ORHInformatique/Mathématiques n (Spécialisé
bidisciplinaire) (Quatre ans)
École de gestion Telfer
OTFComptabilité n (Quatre ans)
OFF Sciences commerciales (sans option) n (Quatre
ans)
OTN Sciences commerciales – Affaires
électroniques n (Quatre ans)
OTP Sciences commerciales – Entrepreneuriat n
(Quatre ans)
OTR Sciences commerciales – Finance n (Quatre ans)
OTT
Sciences commerciales – Gestion des ressources
humaines n (Quatre ans)
OTV Sciences commerciales – Gestion
internationales n: (Quatre ans)
OTX Sciences commerciales – Management n
(Quatre ans)
OTZ Sciences commerciales – Marketing n (Quatre
ans)
OGD Systèmes d’information de gestion n (Quatre
ans)
Faculté des sciences
OSP s Biochimie n; Biologie n; Chimie n
Géographie physique; Géologie n;
Mathématiques n; Physique n; Sciences
biopharmaceutiques n; Sciences
environnementales n; Statistique n (Quatre
ans)
OST s Biochimie n; Biologie n; Chimie n;
Chimie (Matériaux de pointe) n;
Chimie (EcoChimie) n; Géologie n;
Géologie‑physique n;Mathématiques n;
Mathématiques financières & économie n;
Physique n; Physique‑mathématiques n;
Statistique n (Spécialisé approfondi) (Quatre
ans)
OSX Biotechnologie (Biochimie et Génie
chimique) n (Cinq ans)
OSR Général (Trois ans)
OSN Sciences biomédicales (Quatre ans)
OEDSciences/Éducation s Biologie; Chimie;
Mathématiques; Physique (Cinq ans)
OTJ s Informatique/Mathématiques n;
Mathématiques/Science économique n
(Spécialisé bidisciplinaire)(Quatre ans)
OWH Technologie médicale en ophtalmologie (avec
l’Institut de l’oeil d’Ottawa) (admission en
première année ou deuxième année) (Quatre ans)
Faculté des sciences de la santé
OKB Sciences de l’activité physique s Sciences
de l’activité physique (B.S.A.P.); Sciences de
l’activité physique (B.Sc.S.A.P.) (Quatre ans)
OKD Sciences de la santé (Quatre ans)
OKN Sciences de la nutrition (offert en français pour
les étudiants bilingues) (tests de compétence
linguistique – score minimal de 60 pourcent en
anglais et en français est exigé) (Quatre ans)
ONF Sciences infirmières – programme collaboratif
avec la Cité collégiale (Ontario) (Quatre ans)
(Aucune admission possible en deuxième année
pour ce programme.)
et développement n; Économie et politiques
publiques n; Études des conflits et droits
humains n; Études des femmes; Études
internationales et langues modernes;
Psychologie (B.A.); Psychologie (B.Sc.);
Science économique n; Science politique n;
Service social (admission en première et
deuxième année seulement) ; Sociologie n
(Quatre ans)
OLP s Administration publique/Science politique n;
Anthropologie/Sociologie n; Communication/
Science politique n; Communication/
Sociologie n; Criminologie/Études des femmes;
Études des femmes/Science politique; Études des
femmes/Sociologie; Géographie/Sociologie n;
Histoire/Science politique n; Mathématiques/
Science économique n; Philosophie/Science
politique; Science économique/Science
politique n (Spécialisé bidisciplinaire)
(Quatre ans)
OLL Common Law/Science politique (Programme
intégré) v (Six ans)
OLN Général (Trois ans)
Université Saint‑Paul
L’Université Saint‑Paul offre aussi une variété de
mineures pouvant être jumelées avec un B.A. général
ou avec une majeure.
OPB Communications sociales I (certificat) (Un an)
ORB Communications sociales II (certificat) (Un an)
OAH s Communications sociales; Éthique; Relations
humaines et spiritualité; Théologie
(Majeure [B.A.]) (Quatre ans)
OPH Éthique (B.A.) n (Quatre ans)
OAP Éthique (certificat) (Un an)
OAZ Études de conflits n (Spécialisation [B.A.])
(Quatre ans)
OAR Général (B.A.) (Trois ans)
OCH Philosophie (certificat) (Un an)
OCN Philosophie/Théologie (Spécialisé
bidisciplinaire [B.A.]) (Quatre ans)
OQF Théologie (B.Th.) (Quatre ans)
OQB Théologie (certificat) (Un an)
Faculté des sciences sociales
OLJ s Administration publique n; Anthropologie n;
Criminologie; Développement international
et mondialisation n; Économie internationale
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Queen’s University
Queen’s considers applicants only for the programs
to which they have applied (except where noted). A
maximum of one application per program is permitted.
If you are interested in more than one program at
Queen’s, please submit a separate application for each
program. Where a triangle symbol (s) is indicated
after the program name, please specify the desired
subject of major interest. If you are interested in more
than one subject area, please indicate only the one in
which you have the most interest.
s
Indicate subject of major interest. (This
information will be used for statistical
purposes.)
QAArts
QIA Arts Bader International Study Centre –
Herstmonceux Castle, England
QB
Arts/Education (Concurrent)
QCCommerce
QD Computing (Computing, Computer Science,
Biomedical Computing, Cognitive Science,
Software Design)
QG Computing/Education (Concurrent)
QEEngineering s Chemical; Civil; Computer;
Electrical; Geological; Mechanical & Materials;
Mining; Engineering Physics; Engineering
Chemistry; Mathematics & Engineering
QT
Fine Art (Studio‑Painting, Time‑Based Media,
Sculpture, Printmaking)
QM Music – Music
QMM Music/Education (Concurrent)
QNNursing
QPH Physical & Health Education
QSScience
QF
Science/Education (Concurrent)
QK Science Kinesiology
Ryerson University
n
:
t
v
Co‑op option program available starting from
third year.
These programs are accredited by the Canadian
Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB).
Collaborative program.
Optional Industrial Internship program.
University Programs and Codes Degree Programs
– Full‑time
Arts, Faculty of:
SCS Arts and Contemporary Studies
SIE
International Economics and Finance
Bachelor of Arts in:
SCI
Criminal Justice
SENEnglish
SAS Environmental and Urban Sustainability
(pending Board of Governors Approval)
SAC Geographic Analysis
SAH History (pending Board of Governors Approval)
SPG Politics and Governance
SPSPsychology
SSOSociology
SUN Undeclared (entry option only)
Ted Rogers School of Management:
SBO Accounting and Finance
SBE Business Management
SBB Business Technology Management n
SHP Hospitality and Tourism Management
SBR Retail Management
Communication and Design, Faculty of:
SFM Fashion – Communication
SFL Fashion – Design
SGO Graphic Communications Management
SPA Image Arts – Film Studies
SPB Image Arts – New Media
SPC Image Arts – Photography Studies
SIR
Interior Design
SJTJournalism
SRD Radio and Television
SDK Theatre: Performance Acting
SDL Theatre: Performance Dance
SDM Theatre: Performance Production
Community Services, Faculty of:
SCY Child and Youth Care
SEH Early Childhood Education
SYFMidwifery
SNX Nursing at Ryerson t
SNN Nursing at Centennial College t
SNG Nursing at George Brown College t
SFN Nutrition and Food
SOH Occupational and Public Health – Occupational
Health and Safety n
SEK Occupational and Public Health – Public Health
and Safety n
SSE Social Work
SUP Urban and Regional Planning
Engineering and Architecture, Faculty of:
SAA Aerospace Engineering :v
SAD Architectural Science
SBI
Biomedical Engineering v
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SCF
SCG
SCE
SEJ
SIQ
SMW
SEU
Chemical Engineering Co‑op :
Civil Engineering :v
Computer Engineering :v
Electrical Engineering :v
Industrial Engineering :v
Mechanical Engineering :v
Undeclared (Entry Option Only)
Science, Faculty of:
SBXBiology n
SCHChemistry n
SAB Computer Science n
SSI
Contemporary Science n
SEA Mathematics and its Applications n
SMP Medical Physics n
SUD Undeclared (entry option only)
Part‑Time Degree Programs
These programs are not open to international (study
permit) applicants outside of Canada.
Arts, Faculty of:
SDF Public Administration and Governance
Ted Rogers School of Management:
STM Business Technology Management
SBP Retail Management
Community Services, Faculty of:
SYYMidwifery
University of Toronto St. George
Programs and Codes – September Entry –
Full‑time Study
Applied Science and Engineering – St. George
Campus
Make only one selection. Applicants interested in
alternate engineering choices may indicate these on
the online student profile. A completed student profile
and profile fee of $35 are required of all applicants.
See www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca for detailed
information.
Track One (General Engineering) allows students to
take a broad selection of courses in their first year in
order to help them determine which of the core eight
programs (excluding Engineering Science) they would
like to pursue in second year.
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering subjects
of major interest are shown for information purposes
only; options are chosen after first year.
TEO
Track One (General Engineering)
(common first year)
TB
Chemical Engineering
TV
Civil Engineering
TCS Computer Engineering
TE
Electrical Engineering
TK
Engineering Science
TI
Industrial Engineering
TTM Materials Engineering
TM Mechanical Engineering
TG
Mineral Engineering
Architecture, Landscape, and Design – St. George
Campus
Specific information about courses and programs can
be found at www.daniels.utoronto.ca.
TLA
Architectural Studies (BA)
Arts and Science – St. George Campus
Make only one selection. While you are asked to
indicate a subject of major interest, it is not until second
year that you will be required to choose your program.
Each Faculty of Arts and Science student is a member
of one of seven colleges. You must indicate your
college preference when you apply. Selecting a college
is a personal decision unrelated to choice of program.
Details and descriptions of the colleges can be found at
www.artsci.utoronto.ca/futurestudents/colleges/.
An online profile with an additional fee of $50 is
required for Rotman Commerce. Details will be
provided after your application is received.
TAD
TAH
TLG
TPG
TAC
TAX
Computer Science
Humanities (Arts)
Life Sciences (including Psychology)
Physical & Mathematical Sciences
Rotman Commerce
Social Sciences
Music – St. George Campus
Make only one selection. Applicants interested in a
second Music choice may indicate this preference on the
Music Questionnaire. A completed Music Questionnaire
and a $60 audition/interview fee are required of
all applicants. Jazz applicants are also required to
submit an audition DVD for pre‑screening. Successful
applicants will be invited to audition in person. See
www.music.utoronto.ca for detailed information.
Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP)
applicants must complete an online CTEP Applicant
Profile and pay a profile fee of $50. Details will be
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Apply to Music Bac (TZ) if your area of interest is
composition, comprehensive, or history and theory. A
portfolio of compositions is also required for applicants
interested in the composition program.
TO
TZ
TD
TX
TEE
Artist Diploma
Music Bac
Music Bac Music Education
Music Bac Performance
Concurrent Teacher Education/Music Education
(MusBac Music Education, BEd)
Physical Education & Health/Kinesiology –
St. George Campus
New Program: BKIN – Bachelor of Kinesiology
The Faculty now offers a BPHE and BKIN degree
program. Apply to both programs using the same code
(TP). Admitted students will complete the same courses
in first and second years. At the end of their second
year, students will declare their preferred program of
study, and complete the requirements for that degree.
Make only one selection. Applicants who apply to,
but are not admitted to, the Concurrent Teacher
Education/Physical Education & Health (CTEP) will
automatically be considered for admission to the
Physical Education and Health/Kinesiology Program.
See www.physical.utoronto.ca for detailed information.
The Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP)
allows students to simultaneously complete physical
and health education and teacher preparation courses
over a five‑year period and graduate with both their
professional teacher qualification for teaching at
the intermediate/senior level (BEd) and an Honours
bachelor’s degree in Physical and Health Education
(BPHE).
A Statement of Interest is required for both the
BPHE and CTEP programs. CTEP applicants are also
required to submit an online Applicant Profile with
an additional fee of $50. Details will be provided after
your application is received.
TP
TEP
Physical Education & Health/Kinesiology
Concurrent Teacher Education/Physical
Education & Health (BPHE, BEd)
University of Toronto Mississauga
Full‑time Study
Make only one selection. You must indicate your subject
of major interest. Eligible applicants may be considered
for appropriate alternate choices if not admitted to their
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preferred choice. Specific information about courses and
programs can be found at www.utm.utoronto.ca.
To be considered for the Concurrent Teacher Education
Program (CTEP), you must complete an online CTEP
Applicant Profile and pay a profile fee of $50. Details
will be provided after your application is received.
To be considered for the Theatre & Drama program (joint
program with Sheridan College), you must complete an
audition and pay an audition fee of $50. Details will be
TMW Chemical & Physical Sciences
TME Commerce (including Accounting, Finance,
Human Resources Management, Marketing)
TMC Communication, Culture & Information
Technology (joint program with Sheridan
College)
TMZ Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics
TEB Concurrent Teacher Education – French
(HBA, BEd)
TEM Concurrent Teacher Education – Mathematics
(HBSc, BEd)
TEC Concurrent Teacher Education – Science –
Chemistry (HBSc, BEd)
TED Concurrent Teacher Education, Primary/Junior
(Focus on Exceptional Learners) (HBSc, BEd)
TMK Forensic Science
TMHHumanities
TML Life Sciences
TMGManagement
TMPPsychology
TMS Social Sciences
TMT Theatre & Drama (joint program with Sheridan
College) (audition required)
TEV Visual Studies (joint program with Sheridan
College) (no portfolio required)
University of Toronto Scarborough
Full‑time Study
Make only one selection. You must indicate your subject
of major interest. Eligible applicants may be considered
for appropriate alternate choices if not admitted to their
preferred choice. Specific information about courses and
programs can be found at www.utsc.utoronto.ca.
To be considered for the Concurrent Teacher Education
Program (CTEP), you must complete an online CTEP
Applicant Profile and pay a profile fee of $50. All
other programs require an online Supplementary
Application Form (SAF). Details will be provided after
your application is received.
TSL
TXC
TEA
Biological Sciences
Computer Science
Concurrent Teacher Education – Arts – French
(HBA, BEd)
TES Concurrent Teacher Education – Science –
Mathematical & Physical (HBSc, BEd)
TSR Co‑op Arts Management (of cultural, visual and
performing arts organizations)
TSU Co‑op Cell & Molecular Biology
TSC Co‑op Computer Science
TXA Co‑op Humanities & Social Sciences
TSD Co‑op International Development Studies
TXB Co‑op Management and International Business
TSN Co‑op Management
TSB Co‑op Sciences (including Chemistry;
Biochemistry; Environmental Science;
Mathematics; Physics & Statistics)
TSZ Co‑op Neuroscience
TSQ Co‑op Psychology (including Mental Health
Studies)
TSA Humanities
TSJ Journalism (joint program with Centennial
College)
TSM Management (including Economics)
TSP Sciences (including Chemistry; Biochemistry;
Environmental Science; Mathematics; Physics &
Statistics)
TXNNeuroscience
TSI
Paramedicine (joint program with Centennial
College)
TPS Psychology (including Mental Health Studies)
TSS Social Sciences
Trent University
University Programs and Codes
l
t
RD
Requires the completion of a supplemental
application.
Combined majors option.
Honours Business Administration (BBA)
(Peterborough)
RDO Honours Business Administration (BBA)
(Oshawa)
RAC Bachelor of Arts & Science (Peterborough)
RCN Nursing (joint Trent‑Fleming BScN program)
RE
Concurrent Education – Arts Honours lt
RT
Concurrent Education – Science Honours lt
RTA Honours Arts – Teacher Education Stream lt
RTS Honours Science – Teacher Education
Stream lt
RU
Forensic Science
RR
Trent ESL: English for University (Peterborough)
RRO Trent ESL: English for University (Oshawa)
RES Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies
(Honours)
Honours Arts Degree Programs Offered in
Peterborough
RABArchaeology
RAD Arts and Business t
RCU Arts and Forensics t
RAN Ancient Greek and Roman Studies t
RAAAnthropology t
RCA Canadian Studies t
RCC Computing Systems t
RCS Cultural Studies t
RECEconomics t
REN English Literature t
RAV Environmental and Resource Studies t
RFR French Studies t
RGGGeography t
RGL Greek and Latin Language and Literature
RGE German Studies t
RHIHistory t
RHS Hispanic Studies t
RID International Development Studies t
RIN Indigenous Studies t
RAI Indigenous Environmental Studies
RCF Information Systems t
RPE International Political Economy t
RAJ Journalism (joint Trent-Loyalist program)
RAM Media Studies t
RPHPhilosophy t
RPOPolitics t
RCPPsychology t
RSOSociology t
RAH Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
RCX Undeclared Arts Major t
RWS Women’s Studies t
Honours Science Degree Programs Offered in
Peterborough
RSAAnthropology t
RAFArchaeology
RBM Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
RBIBiology t
RHY Chemical Physics
RCHChemistry t
RSC Computing Systems t
RCY Computing Systems and Physics
RBYEconomics t
RVC Environmental Chemistry
RSV Environmental and Resource Science t
RGSGeography t
RCI Indigenous Environmental Science
RSF Information Systems t
RSJ Journalism (joint Trent-Loyalist program)
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RMAMathematics t
RMC Mathematical Computer Science
RME Mathematical Economics
RMP Mathematical Physics
RPYPhysics t
RPSPsychology t
RSD Science and Business t
RSU Science and Forensics t
RAS Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Honours Arts Degree Programs Offered in
Oshawa
ROAAnthropology t
ROE English Literature t
ROHHistory t
ROPPsychology t
ROSSociology t
ROY Undeclared Arts Program t
Honours Science Degree Programs Offered in
Oshawa
RONAnthropology t
RBX Environmental and Resource Science
ROGPsychology t
ROX Undeclared Science Major t
Diploma Programs (intended for students of
Native ancestry)
RM Indigenous Environmental Studies (Diploma)
RP
Indigenous Management & Economic
Development (Diploma)
RG
Foundations of Indigenous Learning (Diploma)
University of
Ontario Institute of
Technology (UOIT)
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t
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Indicates that optional internship or co‑op
opportunities are available on a competitive
basis to upper‑year students. Applicants do not
need to specify the option on their application.
Indicates that clinical placements (Health
Sciences) or practicum components (Education;
Social Science and Humanities) constitute part
of the program.
Indicates that specializations or concentrations
are available within the program. The term
comprehensive refers to a broad‑based program
without specialization. The specializations
are listed for information only. Applicants
are not required to list the specialization on
the application. If a specialization is desired,
students will have an opportunity to select it
after year one. In cases where no specialization
is indicated, only a comprehensive program is
available.
Faculty of Business and Information Technology
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
DBCCommerce nt Accounting; Finance;
Organizational Behaviour & Human Resources;
Marketing
Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)
DGD Game Development & Entrepreneurship1 n
DIT Information Technology nt; Networking &
Information Technology Security
Faculty of Education/Faculty of Science
Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Science (Honours)
DSJ Concurrent Education/Science (Intermediate/
Senior) ut Biology; Chemistry; Computing
Science; General Science; Mathematics; Physics
Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and
Bachelor of Engineering & Management (Honours)
DEB Energy Systems Engineering
DEN Nuclear Engineering/Nuclear Engineering &
Management n
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
DSR Health Physics & Radiation Science n
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of
Engineering & Management (Honours)
DEA Automotive Engineering/Automotive
Engineering & Management n
DEE Electrical Engineering/Electrical Engineering &
Management n
DEM Manufacturing Engineering/Manufacturing
Engineering & Management n
DEC Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering
& Management nt Comprehensive; Energy
Engineering; Mechatronics Engineering
DEW Software Engineering/Software Engineering &
Management n
Bachelor of Health Science (Honours)
DHS Health Science t Comprehensive; Health
Information Management
DHL Medical Laboratory Science u
DKNKinesiology
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Honours)
DHN Collaborative Nursing u
Collaborative program with Durham College
3
Faculty of Science
Note: See the Faculty of Education/Faculty of Science
section for the Concurrent Education/Science (Honours)
program.
4
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
DSI Applied & Industrial Mathematics n
DSYChemistry nt Comprehensive; Biological
Chemistry
DSD Computing Science nt Comprehensive; Digital
Forensics
DSO Digital Media2 n
DSE Energy & the Environment3
DSN Forensic Science n
DSW Pharmaceutical Chemistry4
DSKPhysics nt Comprehensive; Forensic Physics;
Medical Physics
Bachelor of Science (Honours) and
Bachelor of Science & Management (Honours)
DSB Biological Science/Biological Science &
Management nt Complementary Studies;
Environmental Toxicology; Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology
DSQ Environmental Sustainability Science5
DSU Life Sciences/Life Sciences & Management6 n
DSP Physical Science/Physical Science &
Management n
Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
DDCCommunication t Comprehensive; Commerce
& Marketing; Digital Media; Health Sciences
Communication; Science & Technology
DAJ Criminology & Justice ut Comprehensive;
Criminal Justice; Gender, Sexualities & Justice;
Race, Ethnicity & Justice; Youth, Crime & Justice
DAL Legal Studies ut Comprehensive; Alternative
Dispute Resolution; Human Rights Law;
Information Law
DPS Psychology – Forensic Psychology
DAO Sociology – Community Development
DAP Sociology – Public Policy
Notes:
1
Game Development & Entrepreneurship
is a specialization within the Information
Technology program. Students interested
in this specialization apply directly to the
specialization using OUAC code DGD.
2
Digital Media is a specialization within
the Computing Science program. Students
interested in this specialization apply directly
to the specialization using OUAC code DSO.
5
6
Energy & the Environment is a specialization
within the Physics program. Students
to the specialization using the OUAC code
DSE.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a specialization
within the Chemistry program. Students
to the specialization using the OUAC code
DSW.
Environmental Sustainability Science is a
specialization within the Biological Science/
Biological Science & Management programs.
Students interested in this specialization
apply directly to the specialization using
OUAC code DSQ.
Life Sciences is a specialization within the
Biological
Science/Biological
Science
&
Management programs. Students interested
in this specialization apply directly to the
specialization using OUAC code DSU.
s
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v
«
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t
:
application.
Indicates that the program is available through
both a regular (non‑co‑op) or a co‑op system of
study; specify on application, if applicable.
Indicates that the program is available only
through a co‑op system of study.
Indicates that co‑op is available beginning in
your second year.
Co‑op mathematics/teaching available
beginning in second year.
Teaching option available beginning in second
year.
After applying, you may choose to register
through Renison University College for Arts &
Business or through St. Jerome’s University for
Arts & Business or any program in the Faculty
of Mathematics except Computing & Financial
Management, and Software Engineering.
Use the appropriate University of Waterloo
code; further instructions will be sent with the
acknowledgement of your application.
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
WF Health Studies sn Gerontology; Health
Informatics; Health Research; Health Studies
(non‑specialized); Pre‑Health Professions
WKKinesiology sn Ergonomics v; Human
Nutrition; Kinesiology (non‑specialized);
Neurobehavioural Assessment v;
Pre‑Health Professions
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WX
Recreation & Leisure Studies sn Majors begin
in second year: Recreation & Leisure Studies;
Recreation & Sport Business; Therapeutic
Recreation; Tourism and Parks Management.
Faculty of Arts
WFM Accounting & Financial Management – Business
& Finance v
WPA Accounting & Financial Management – CA v
Note: Apply to only one Accounting & Financial
Management program. Your choice is very important
because once you are admitted, you may not switch.
Visit www.afm.uwaterloo.ca/admissions. WPA is open
only to Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
“CA” refers to “Chartered Accountant”.
WA
Honours Arts (regular), University Main
Campus s
WJA Honours Arts (regular), St. Jerome’s
University s*
WRA Honours Arts (regular), Renison University
College s*
* Located on the University of Waterloo’s main campus
Anthropology «; Classical Studies; Drama;
Economics «; English «; Fine Arts; French;
French Teaching Specialization t; Geography &
Environmental Management; German; History;
Italian Studies (General program only); Legal
Studies; Liberal Studies (General program
only); Medieval Studies; Music; Peace &
Conflict Studies; Philosophy; Political Science «;
Psychology «; Religious Studies; Russian &
East European Studies; Sexuality, Marriage, &
Family Studies; Social Development Studies;
Sociology «; Spanish; Speech Communication;
Women’s Studies
Note: In Honours Arts programs, you are not admitted
to your major in first year. You pursue an exploratory
first year through a regular system of study and choose
one of the above majors at the end of your first year.
The admission and program requirements are exactly
the same for all three Honours Arts programs. For more
details, visit www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/arts/ugrad/colleges.
WAB Arts & Business sn: As an Arts & Business
student, you will combine business‑related
courses with one of the following Honours
majors at the end of your first year (you
are not admitted to a major in first year):
Anthropology; Classical Studies; Drama;
Economics; English; Fine Arts; French;
Geography & Environmental Management
(regular only); German; History; Legal
Studies; Medieval Studies; Music; Peace &
Conflict Studies; Philosophy; Political Science;
Psychology; Religious Studies; Russian & East
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European Studies; Sexuality, Marriage, & Family
Studies; Social Development Studies; Sociology;
Spanish; Speech Communication; Women’s
Studies
Note: Optional specializations in Digital Arts
Communication
v,
Global
Engagement,
or
International Trade v are available beginning in
second year. These specializations are not majors;
the majors are listed above. After applying, you may
choose to register through Renison University College
or St. Jerome’s University. For more details, visit
www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/arts/ugrad/colleges.
WGB Global Business and Digital Arts (regular only)
WI
Independent Studies (regular only)
WRS Social Development Studies (regular only),
Renison University College
Note: You may apply to Architecture and/or one other
Engineering program listed below.
WRArchitecture v
Note: For specific details about the admissions process,
visit www.architecture.uwaterloo.ca/prospectivestudents/
admissionsprocess.
Note: Apply to only one of the Engineering programs
listed below, including Software Engineering.
Additional Engineering program choices can be
indicated on the Admission Information Form.
Instructions will be sent with the acknowledgement of
your application.
WC Chemical Engineering v
WE Civil Engineering v
WWJ Computer Engineering v
WWF Electrical Engineering v
WEE Environmental Engineering v
WWG Geological Engineering v
WEM Management Engineering v
WWH Mechanical Engineering v
WMT Mechatronics Engineering v
WNT Nanotechnology Engineering v
WD Systems Design Engineering v
Note: The University of Waterloo also offers Chemical
Engineering and Civil Engineering in the United Arab
Emirates. For specific details about the programs and
the application process, visit www.uae.uwaterloo.ca.
Software Engineering
Apply to only one Engineering program including
Software Engineering and those listed under
Engineering. Additional Engineering program choices
and Mathematics Computer Science can be indicated
on the Admission Information Form. Instructions will
be sent with the acknowledgement of your application.
Software Engineering is administered jointly by the
Faculties of Engineering and Mathematics.
WSO Software Engineering v
Faculty of Environment
WEB Environment & Business v
WER Environment & Resource Studies n
WEV Geography & Aviation (regular only)
WG Geography & Environmental Management n
WGMGeomatics n
WID International Development (regular only)
WKI Knowledge Integration (regular only)
WPPlanning v
Note: Specializations available in Business, Ecological
Restoration & Rehabilitation, Environmental Assessment,
Geographic
Information
Systems,
Geomatics,
International Development, Knowledge Integration,
Parks, Sustainable Local Economic Development, and
Tourism. (Some restrictions apply.)
Computing & Financial Management
Computing & Financial Management is administered
jointly by the Faculties of Arts and Mathematics.
WCF Computing & Financial Management v
Faculty of Mathematics
Note: After applying you may choose to register
through St. Jerome’s.
WBIBioinformatics n:
WBC Business Administration (WLU) & Computer
Science (Waterloo) Double Degree v:
WBA Business Administration (WLU) & Mathematics
(Waterloo) Double Degree v:
WCS Computer Science sn: Mathematics/
Teaching vu
WMMathematics sn: Actuarial Science;
Applied Mathematics; Combinatorics &
Optimization; Computational Mathematics;
Mathematical Economics; Mathematical
Finance; Mathematical Optimization;
Mathematical Physics; Mathematical
Studies; Pure Mathematics; Statistics;
Statistics for Health; Mathematics/Teaching vu
WMB Mathematics/Business Administration sn:
Information Technology Management;
Mathematical Economics
WN Mathematics/Chartered Accountancy v:
Note: WN is open only to Canadian citizens and
permanent residents.
WMF Mathematics/Financial Analysis & Risk
Management n:
Note: The University of Waterloo also offers
Mathematics/Financial Analysis & Risk Management,
as well as Information Technology Management in
the United Arab Emirates. For specific details about
the programs and the application process, visit
www.uae.uwaterloo.ca.
Faculty of Science
WSA Biotechnology/Chartered Accountancy v
Note: WSA is open only to Canadian citizens and
permanent residents.
WBEBiotechnology/Economics v
WSE Environmental Science sn Ecology; Geoscience
WS Honours Science (regular only) s Biochemistry;
Biology; Biomedical Sciences; Chemistry;
Computational Science; Earth Sciences;
Environmental Science; Life Physics; Materials
and Nanosciences; Mathematical Physics;
Non‑specialized; Physics; Physics and Astronomy;
Psychology
WLS Life Sciences sn Biochemistry; Biology;
Biomedical Sciences (regular only); Life Physics;
Psychology
WPS Physical Sciences sn Chemistry; Computational
Science; Earth Sciences; Materials and
Nanosciences; Mathematical Physics; Medicinal
Chemistry v; Physics; Physics and Astronomy
WSV Science & Aviation (regular only) s Earth
Sciences; Non‑specialized; Physics
WSB Science & Business sn Biochemistry; Biology;
Biotechnology; Chemistry; Environmental
Sciences; Hydrogeology; Non‑specialized; Physics
Note: The Conditional Admission to Pharmacy (CAP)
program is available to a select number of current
full‑time secondary school students who have not
completed college or university‑level studies. Those
who wish to apply to the CAP program must first
apply to Honours Science (WS) or Honours Life Sciences
(Regular) (WLS). Visit www.pharmacy.uwaterloo.ca/
future-students/cap-program/.
The University of
Western Ontario
s
application. For Affiliated University Colleges,
use the appropiate affiliate codes; subjects of
major interest are the same as Main Campus
unless otherwise specified.
Main Campus
University Programs and Codes
EA
Arts & Humanities s Art History; Art History
& Criticism; Classical Studies; Comparative
Literature & Culture; English Language
& Literature; Film Studies; French Studies
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(Language, Linguistics, Literature); German
Language & Literature; Linguistics; Museum &
Curatorial Studies; Philosophy; Sexuality Studies;
Spanish (Language, Linguistics & Literature);
Visual Arts; Women’s Studies
EEEngineering s Chemical; Civil; Computer;
Electrical; Green Process; Integrated;
Mechanical; Mechatronic Systems Engineering;
Software
Note: Co‑op programs (summer co‑op and internships)
are available after first year to qualified students. For
more information, please visit www.eng.uwo.ca.
ED
Management & Organizational Studies s
Accounting; Consumer Behaviour; Finance for
Management & Organizational Studies; Human
Resources Management
EDF Management & Organizational Studies –
Commercial Aviation Management – Flight
Training (Main Campus only)
EDN Management & Organizational Studies –
Commercial Aviation Management – NON Flight
(Main Campus only)
EAV Visual Arts – Studio (portfolio required) s
Studio Arts
EW Health Sciences s Community Rural Health
Development; Health Promotion; Health
Sciences; Health Sciences with Biology;
Rehabilitation Sciences
EH
Foods & Nutrition BSc s Food Science &
Technology; Nutrition & Dietetics
EI
Media, Information & Technoculture s Media
& Public Interest; Media, Information &
Technoculture
EIT
Western/Fanshawe Joint Degree/Diploma
in Media Theory & Production s Broadcast
(Journalism, Radio, Television); Multimedia
Design & Production (very limited number of
spaces for international students)
EM Music (BMus) s Alto Saxophone; Bassoon;
Cello; Clarinet; Classical Guitar; Double
Bass; Euphonium; Flute; French Horn; Harp;
Harpsichord; Oboe; Organ; Percussion; Piano;
Trombone; Trumpet; Tuba; Viola; Violin; Voice
(audition and interview required)
EMA Music (BA) s Music; Popular Music Studies
(interview required)
EMS Music Administrative Studies (audition and
interview required)
EMD Music Performance Diploma (three years)
(Performance to Conservatory Grade X required;
taken concurrently with a non‑music academic
degree)
ENW Nursing (Western‑Fanshawe Collaborative
Program) Western Site (international students:
one place reserved for CIDA‑sponsored
applicant)
ENF Nursing (Western‑Fanshawe Collaborative
Program) Fanshawe Site (two places reserved
for international students)
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EPKinesiology s Fitness & Exercise Prescription;
Kinesiology (BA & BSc); Physical Education for
Teaching; Sport Management
ESScience s Actuarial Science; Animal Behaviour;
Applied Mathematics; Applied Mathematics
Methods; Astrophysics; Biochemistry &
Chemistry; Bioinformatics; Bioinformatics
(Biochemistry Concentration); Bioinformatics
(Computer Science Concentration); Chemistry;
Computer Science; Earth & Planetary
Science; Ecosystem Health; Environmental
Geosciences; Environmental Science; Financial
Modelling; Geology; Geology & Biology;
Geophysics; Information Systems; Materials
Science; Mathematical Sciences; Mathematics;
Mathematics in Society; Medical Biophysics
(Physical Science Concentration); Medical
Physics; Physics; Planetary Science; Scientific
Computing & Numerical Methods; Statistics;
Theoretical Physics
ESM Biological & Medical Sciences (BMSc & BSc) s
Biochemistry; Biochemistry & Cell Biology;
Biochemistry of Infection & Immunity; Biology;
Cell & Developmental Biology; Chemical
Biology; Clinical Biochemistry; Genetics; Genetics
& Biochemistry; Medical Biophysics; Medical
Biophysics (Medical Sciences Concentration);
Medical Cell Biology; Medical Sciences;
Microbiology & Immunology; Pathology
& Toxicology; Pharmacology; Physiology;
Physiology & Pharmacology; Physiology &
Psychology
EO
Social Science s American Cultural
Studies; American Studies; Anthropology
(Bioarchaeological, Linguistic, Sociocultural);
Canadian‑American Relations; Criminology;
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience;
Economics; Economics, Politics & Philosophy;
Financial Economics; First Nations Studies;
Geographic Information Science; Geography;
Global Economics; History; International
Relations; Jewish Studies; Linguistics; Physical
Geography; Political Science; Psychology;
Sociology; Sociology of Health & Aging; Urban
Development; Women’s Studies
Brescia University College at
EBD
Management & Organizational Studies s
Accounting
EBAArts s English Language & Literature; French
(Language, Linguistics, Literature); French for
Teaching; Philosophy; Religious Studies
EBW Health Science s Community Rural Health
Development
EBH
Foods & Nutrition BSc s Food Science &
Technology; Nutrition & Dietetics
EBF Family Studies BA (Human Ecology) s Family
Studies; Families & Communities
EBZ Family Studies BSc (Human Ecology)
EBPKinesiology
EBC Preliminary Year Co‑educational
EBO Social Science s Canadian Social &
Environmental History; Community
Development; Community Development in
a Global Context; Dimensions of Leadership;
History; Political Science; Psychology; Sociology
Huron University College at
EHD Management & Organizational Studies s
Accounting; Finance & Administration;
Management & Organizational Studies;
Organizational Studies, Policy & Ethics
EHAArts s East Asia Studies; English Language
& Literature; French (Language, Linguistics,
Literature); Jewish Studies; Philosophy;
Philosophy – Reasoning & Ethics
EHO Social Science s Economics; Global Culture
Studies; Global Development Studies;
Globalization Studies; History; Political Science;
Psychology
EHTTheology s Biblical Studies; Historical &
Systematic Theology
King’s University College at
EKD Management & Organizational Studies s
Accounting; Finance & Administration; Global
Commerce; Management & Organizational
Studies; Organizational & Human Resources
EKAArts s Catholic Studies; Catholic Studies for
Teachers; Dramatic Literature; English Language
& Literature; Foundations in the Humanities;
French (Language, Linguistics, Literature);
Jewish Studies; Philosophy; Religious Studies;
Spanish; World Religions
EKC Childhood & Social Institutions
EKJ Social Justice & Peace Studies
EKO Social Science s Canadian Studies; Criminology;
Economics; Finance; History; Political Science;
Psychology; Sociology; Thanatology
Wilfrid Laurier
University
s
application.
Notes:
1.
The Environmental Science option is available
to students registered in Honours BSc programs
in Biology, Chemistry and Geography.
2.
The co‑op option is available to honours
students during second year. Selection is based
on first‑year marks and a personal interview.
Faculty of Arts – Laurier Waterloo
UH BA Honours Arts s Ancient Mediterranean
Studies; Anthropology; Cultural Studies; English;
Environmental Studies; Film Studies; French;
Geography; Global Studies; History; Languages;
Medieval Studies; Mediterranean Studies;
Near Eastern & Classical Archaeology; North
American Archaeology; North American Studies;
Philosophy; Political Science; Religion & Culture;
Sociology; Spanish; Undeclared; Women &
Gender Studies
UKL BA Honours Arts Communication Studies
Note: Cultural Studies; Film Studies; Medieval Studies;
North American Studies; and Women & Gender Studies
are offered only in combination with another Honours
BA program.
UHG BSc Honours Science Geography s Geography;
Geography & Environmental Science;
Geography & Geomatics
Faculty of Arts – Laurier Brantford
UBT BA Honours Business Technology Management
(BBTM) (Laurier Brantford)
UV
BA Honours Contemporary Studies (Laurier
Brantford)
UVC BA Honours Contemporary Studies with
Children’s Education & Development Option
(Laurier Brantford)
UCR BA Honours Criminology (Laurier Brantford)
UVN BA Honours English (Laurier Brantford)
UVK BA Honours Health Administration (Laurier
Brantford)
UHS BA Honours Health Studies (Laurier Brantford)
UAH BASc Honours Health Studies (Laurier Branford)
UVS BA Honours History Combination (Laurier
Brantford)
UVG BA Honours Human Rights & Human Diversity
(Laurier Brantford)
UVJ BA Honours Journalism (Laurier Brantford)
UVL BA Honours Law & Society (Laurier Brantford)
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UOL BA Honours Leadership (Laurier Brantford)
UVD BA Honours Psychology (Laurier Brantford)
UYC BA Honours Youth & Children’s Studies (Laurier
Brantford)
UVP BA/BEd Honours Arts Contemporary Studies
(Laurier Brantford) & Education Primary/Junior
(Nipissing)
UVI BA/BEd Honours Arts Contemporary Studies
(Laurier Brantford) & Education Junior/
Intermediate (Nipissing)
UPF BA/BEd Honours Arts Contemporary Studies
with French Teaching Option (Laurier Brantford)
& Education Primary/Junior (Nipissing)
UJF BA/BEd Honours Arts Contemporary Studies
with French Teaching Option (Laurier Brantford)
& Education Junior/Intermediate (Nipissing)
Faculty of Science – Laurier Waterloo
UBA BA Honours Arts Biology
UE
BSc Honours Science Biology s Biology; Biology
& Chemistry; Biology & Physical Geography;
Biology & Psychology
UKD BSc Honours Science Biology & Mathematics
UBI BSc Honours Science Biochemistry/Biotechnology
UHC BSc Honours Science Chemistry
UKC BSc Honours Science Chemistry & Mathematics
UFA BSc Honours Science Computer Science
UFT BSc Honours Computer Science & Psychology
UF
BSc Honours Science Computing & Computer
Electronics
UAC BA Honours Combination Computer Science
UAM BA Honours Arts Financial Mathematics
USM BSc Honours Science Financial Mathematics
UP
BA Honours Arts Kinesiology & Physical
Education
UN BSc Honours Science Kinesiology & Physical
Education
UKE BA Honours Arts Mathematics
UBM BSc Honours Science Mathematics; Computer
Science & Mathematics s Computer Science &
Mathematics; Mathematics
USP BSc Honours Science Physics; Photonics s
Photonics; Physics
UHP BA Honours Arts Psychology
UPS BSc Honours Science Psychology
USH BSc Honours Health Sciences
Faculty of Music – Laurier Waterloo
UM BMus Honours Music s Composition;
Comprehensive; Music Education; Music History;
Performance; Theory; Diploma in Performance
School of Business and Economics –
Laurier Waterloo
UB
BBA Honours Business Administration
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UX
BBA/BSc Honours Business Administration &
Honours Computing & Computer Electronics
(double‑degree co‑op program)
UXA BBA/BSc Honours Business Administration &
Honours Computer Science (double‑degree
co‑op program)
UBF BBA and BA Financial Mathematics
(double‑degree co‑op program)
UWB BBA/BCS Honours Business Administration
at Laurier & Honours Computer Science at
University of Waterloo (joint undergraduate
co‑op program)
UWW BBA/BMath Honours Business Administration at
Laurier & Honours Mathematics at University of
Waterloo (joint undergraduate co‑op program)
UD BA Honours Economics s Economics;
Economics & Accounting; Economics & Financial
Management; Economics with Management
Option
UAE BA Honours Applied Economics s Applied
Economics; Applied Economics with
Management Option
University of Windsor
s
n
u
t
application.
Program available by co‑op education
beginning in second year.
Internship studies are available.
Indicates the possibility of combined majors.
NAH Honours BA Programs s Anthropology t;
Classical Civilization t; Communication,
Media & Film t; Creative Writing t;
Criminology t; Developmental Psychology t;
Diaspora Studies (combined programs only) t;
Drama t; Economics t; English Language
& Literature t; Family & Social Relations t;
Forensics (combined program only); French
Studies t; History t; Labour Studies t; Liberal
& Professional Studies; BA Modern Languages
and Second Language Education t; Modern
Languages; Music t; Philosophy t; Political
Science t; Political Science with Specialization
in Law and Politics; Political Science with
Bilingual Specialization; Psychology t; Social
Justice (combined program only); Sociology t;
Undeclared; Visual Arts t; Women’s Studies t
NA General BA Programs s Anthropology; Art
History; Child Psychology; Classical Civilization;
Communication, Media & Film u; Drama;
Economics; English Language & Literature;
Family & Social Relations; French Studies;
History; Labour Studies; Liberal & Professional
Studies; Liberal & Professional Studies (Lambton
College); Philosophy; Political Science u;
Psychology; Sociology; Undeclared Major; Visual
Arts; Women’s Studies
NAS BAS Bachelor of Arts & Sciences
NCR BA Criminology t
NJM Digital Journalism & Communication,
Media & Film
NJC Digital Journalism & Creative Writing
NJE Digital Journalism & English Language &
Literature
NJP Digital Journalism & Political Science
NAD BA Disability Studies
NDP BA Disability Studies & Psychology
NDS BA Drama & Communication, Media & Film
NDC BA Drama in Education & Community
NAW BA English Literature & Creative Writing
NLO BA Honours Modern Languages (with year
abroad) (German option)
NLI BA Honours Modern Languages (with year
abroad) (Italian option)
NLM BA Honours Modern Languages (with year
abroad) (Spanish option)
NFE BA/BEd Concurrent French Studies & Education
(Honours)
NLS BES Environmental Studies
NJI
BA International Relations & Development
Studies
NCS BA Sociology & Criminology
ND BFA Dramatic Arts – Acting
NF
BFA Fine Arts – Visual Arts
NFB BFA Visual Arts & the Built Environment
NFV BA Visual Arts & Communication Media & Film
NAE BA/BEd/ECE Diploma Concurrent (Early
Childhood Education Diploma with St. Clair
College)
NM BMus Music
NFA BA Visual Arts & Art History Visual Culture
NMT BMusTh Music Therapy with Internship
NW BSW Social Work
NWD BSW Social Work & Diaspora Studies
NDD BSW Social Work & Disability Studies
NWW BSW Social Work & Women’s Studies
NC
BComm Business Administration
NCC BComm Business Administration (co‑op)
NCD BComm Honours Business & Computer Science
NCB BComm Honours Business & Computer Science
(co‑op)
NCE BComm Business & Economics
NH BSc Honours Economics
NE
Engineering (Undecided) n
NEB Engineering – Civil n
NEN Engineering – Electrical n
NEK Engineering – Environmental
NEH Engineering – Industrial n
NEU Engineering – Industrial (Minor in Business
Admin)
NEJ Engineering – Mechanical n
NER Engineering – Mechanical (Aerospace
Engineering option)
NEA Engineering – Mechanical (Automotive option) n
NEO Engineering – Mechanical (Environmental
option) n
NEL Engineering – Mechanical (Materials option) n
NP
BHK Human Kinetics
NN BScN Nursing
NFS BFS Forensic Science
NT
BCS Computer Science (General)
NTH BCS Computer Science (Honours) t
NTC BCS Computer Science (co‑op)
NTR BCS Computer Science (Honours Applied
Computing)
NTO BCS Computer Science (Honours Applied
Computing) (co‑op
NS
BSc General Science)
NSI BSc Computer Information Systems
NSJ BSc Computer Information Systems (co‑op)
NSX BSc Behaviour, Cognition & Neuroscience
NSB BSc Biological Sciences
NBS BSc/BEd Concurrent Honours Biological Sciences
& Education
NBU BSc Biology & Biotechnology
NSY BSc Biochemistry
NBT BSc Biochemistry & Biotechnology
NSC BSc Chemistry
NCN BSc/BEd Concurrent Honours Chemistry &
Education
NSK BSc Chemistry & Physics
NSS BSc Computer Science with Software
Engineering Specialization
NSU BSc Computer Science with Software
Engineering Specialization (co‑op)
NUS BSc/BEd Concurrent Honours Computer Science
& Education
NSN BSc Environmental Science
NSZ BSc Mathematics & Computer Science
NMG BMath General Mathematics
NMH BMath Honours Mathematics t
NSM BMath/Mathematics & Statistics (Honours)
NMO Honours BMath/BEd/Concurrent BMath &
Education
NSP BSc Honours Physics
NPT BSc Physics & High Technology (co‑op) t
NPM BSc Physics & High Technology ‑ Medical Physics
(co‑op)
NPB BSc Honours Physics (co‑op)
NPD BSc Honours Physics & High Technology
NPE BSc Honours Physics – Medical Physics
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York University
s
application.
Students wishing to apply for January 2012 and May
2012 entry must use the program codes listed on the
Winter/Summer Entry publication that is distributed to
guidance counsellors.
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
(BA, BAS, BHRM, BSW, iBA, BPA, BDEM)
YFB Administrative Studies s Accounting;
Business Research; Finance; Human Resources
Management; Management; Management
Science; Marketing
YFO Administrative Studies s Information
Technology
YFRArts s African Studies; Anthropology; Canadian
Studies; Classics; Classical Studies; Cognitive
Science; Culture & Expression; East Asian
Studies; English; European Studies; Geography;
Geography & Urban Studies; German Studies;
Global Political Studies; Health & Society;
Hellenic Studies; History; Human Rights & Equity
Studies; Humanities; International Development
Studies; Jewish Studies; Latin American &
Caribbean Studies; Law & Society; Linguistics;
Philosophy; Political Science; Portuguese
Studies; Race, Ethnicity & Indigeneity; Religious
Studies; Science & Technology Studies; Sexuality
Studies; Social & Political Thought; Social
Science; Sociology; South Asian Studies; Urban
Studies; Women Studies; Work & Labour Studies
YFD Business & Society
YFX Children Studies
YFF Communication Studies BA
YFJ Communication Studies iBA
YFZCriminology
YPJ Disaster and Emergency Management
YFEEconomics s Business Economics; Economics;
Financial & Business Economics
YFL Human Resources Management (BHRM)
YFM Information Technology
YFI International BA (iBA) s Anthropology;
European Studies; French Studies; Geography;
German Studies; History; Humanities; Italian
Studies; Political Science; Sexuality Studies;
Urban Studies
YFNLanguage s French Studies; German Studies;
Italian Studies; Portuguese Studies; Spanish
YFP Professional Writing s English & Professional
Writing; Professional Writing
YPG Public Administration
YFS Social Work (daytime studies)
YUM Undecided Major
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Faculty of Environmental Studies (BES)
YES Environmental Studies s
Faculty of Fine Arts (BA, BDes, BFA)
YB
Dance Studio (Choreography, Performance,
Technique)
YBB Dance Studies (Dance in Society, History, World
Dance)
YFDesign
YFA Digital Media (Faculty of Fine Arts)
YEA Film Production & Screenwriting
YEB Film Cinema & Media Studies
YEF Film Screenwriting
YHMusic
YJ
Theatre (Acting, Production & Design, Theatre
Studies)
YM Visual Arts (Studio Art)
YN
Visual Arts (Art History)
Glendon (BA, iBA) (Bilingual offering courses in
English and/or French)
YGBArts s Canadian Studies; Economics;
Environmental & Health Studies; History;
Individualized Studies; Linguistics & Language
Studies; Mathematics; Multidisciplinary Studies;
Sexuality Studies; Sociology; Women’s Studies
YGD Drama Studies
YGE Business Economics
YGF French Studies
YGG International BA (Bilingual) s Business
Economics; Canadian Studies; Drama Studies;
Economics; English Studies; Environmental
& Health Studies; French Studies; History;
Individualized Studies; Mathematics;
Multidisciplinary Studies; Philosophy; Political
Science; Psychology; Sexuality Studies;
Sociology; Spanish (Hispanic Studies); Women’s
Studies
YGI International Studies
YGJ First‑year entry concurrent education (through
Faculty of Education). Refer to Glendon’s other
programs for a list of subjects of major interest.
YGM Undecided Major
YGN English Studies
YGP Spanish (Hispanic Studies)
Faculty of Science & Engineering
(BASc, BSc, iBSc, BA, iBA)
YSFBiochemistry
YSBBiology
YSW Biomedical Science
YSABiotechnology
YPTBiophysics
YSCChemistry s Chemistry; Pharmaceutical &
Biological Chemistry
YSQ Computational Mathematics
YSG Computer Science (BSc)
YPK
YPR
YPX
YRA
YSE
Computer Science (BA)
Computer Security (BSc)
Computer Security (BA)
Digital Media
Earth & Atmospheric Science s Atmospheric
Science; Earth Science
YSJ Engineering – Computer Engineering
YSL Engineering – Geomatics Engineering
YSN Engineering – Space Engineering
YPI Engineering – Software
YPB Environmental Biology
YSV Environmental Science
YSGeography
YSM Mathematics (BSc) s Applied Mathematics;
Mathematics; Statistics
YPH Mathematics (Mathematics, Statistics) (BA)
YPD Mathematics for Commerce (BA)
YPM Applied Mathematics (BA)
YSP Physics & Astronomy s Applied Physics;
Astronomy; Physics
YSO Science & Technology Studies
YSI Space Science
YSU Undecided Major
YSY International BSc Computer Science
YPF International BA Computer Science
YSZ International BSc Biology
YPQ Mathematics for Education (BSc)
YPE Mathematics for Education (BA)
Schulich School of Business (BBA, iBBA)
(full‑time only)
YBA Business Administration
YBI International Business Administration
Faculty of Health (BA, BSc, BHS, BScN)
YHE Health Studies s Health Informatics; Health
Management; Health Policy; Health Studies
YHC Kinesiology & Health Science (BA)
YHD Kinesiology & Health Science (BSc)
YHF Nursing (Collaborative BSc with Georgian
College)
YHG Nursing (Collaborative BSc with Seneca College)
YHA Psychology (BA)
YHB Psychology (BSc)
York University – Campus Glendon
Please see previous section for Glendon information
in English. Consultez la section précédente pour les
programmes offerts en anglais.
s
d’admission.
Campus Glendon
YGBArts s Études canadiennes; Études des
femmes; Études pluridisciplinaires; Études
sur l’environnement et la santé; Études sur
la sexualité; Histoire; Linguistique et sciences
du langage; Mathématiques; Philosophie;
Programmes individuels; Psychologie; Science
économique; Science politique; Sociologie
YGD Études d’art dramatique
YGE Économie et commerce
YGF Études françaises
YGG Baccalauréat ès arts (international)
– programme bilingue s Économie et
commerce; Espagnol (Études hispaniques);
Études anglaises; Études canadiennes; Études
d’art dramatique; Études des femmes; Études
françaises; Études pluridisciplinaires; Études sur
la sexualité; Études sur l’environnement et la
santé; Histoire; Mathématiques; Philosophie;
Programmes individuels; Psychologie; Science
économique; Science politique; Sociologie
YGJ Baccalauréat en éducation (programme
simultané) avec admission directe. Veuillez voir
la rubrique Glendon pour la liste des sujets.
YGI Études internationales
YGM Domaine d’intérêt non déterminé
YGN Études anglaises
YGP Espagnol (Études hispaniques)
Faculty of Education
Concurrent Education – First-Year Entry
YQ Education – Fine Arts s see the Faculty of Fine
Arts section for a list of the subjects of major
interest.
YGJ Education – Glendon s see Glendon College
section for a list of the subjects of major
interest.
YPC Education – Science s see the Faculty of Science
& Engineering section for a list of the subjects
of major interest.
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