August 17, 2016 to November 18, 2016
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August 17, 2016 to November 18, 2016
Programs Under Review (August 17, 2016 to November 18, 2016) Note: Information pertaining to each program is available in the language of the submitting institution only. Program Decision (date, where applicable) Proposal Type Program Description Assessment Type Modification L’Université de Moncton propose un programme B.E.P.-B. Éd. (majeure en éducation physique) combiné de cinq ans qui totalise 168 crédits. Le programme vise à la formation des futurs enseignants et enseignantes d’éducation physique. à déterminer En attendant la réponse de l'UdeM Baccalauréat en commerce modifié à Baccalauréat en administration des affaires multidisciplinaire Modification L’Université de Moncton propose de modifier le Baccalauréat en commerce à Baccalauréat en administration des affaires multidisciplinaire (à temps partiel). En plus, tous les certificats de la Faculté d’administration sont révisés et passent de 30 à 24 crédits. Stade I Approuvé (Le 7 novembre 2016) Maîtrise en éducation Maîtrise ès arts en éducation Modification L’Université de Moncton propose deux maitrises distinctes, soit une maitrise professionnelle (M.Éd.), essentiellement composé de cours dans la spécialisation et une maitrise axée davantage sur la recherche, avec thèse (M.A.Éd.) Stade I Approuvé sous conditions (Le 18 novembre 2016) Baccalauréat ès arts (Général) modifié à Baccalauréat en études individualisées Modification L’Université de Moncton propose de modifier le baccalauréat es arts (Général) à Baccalauréat en études individualisées. Ce programme a été modifié dans le cadre du projet de reconfiguration des programmes de l’Université. à déterminer En attendant la réponse de l'UdeM Baccalauréat ès sciences (spécialisation en biochimie) (et régime coopératif) modifié à Baccalauréat ès sciences (spécialisation en biochimie et biologie moléculaire (et régime coopératif) Modification L’UdeM propose, dans le cadre de la reconfiguration de changer le nom du programme de « spécialisation en biochimie » à « spécialisation en biochimie et biologie moléculaire». Stade I Approuvé (Le 31 octobre 2016) Existing; Conditional Designation The University of Fredericton offers online MBA and EMBA programs under the New Brunswick Degree Granting Act. To obtain either the MBA or the EMBA, students complete 15 courses, including 11 foundational courses, 3 courses in a selected specialty stream and an end-of-program integration project. The programs are being assessed as per the Minister's (2014) condition to designation and in accordance with the Procedures and Information Requirements for the Follow-Up on Conditional Program Designations. NBDGA Pending consideration by the AAC at its next meeting Termination The University of New Brunswick is proposing to terminate this program due to minimal interest and low enrolments. Students will still be able to study the environmental component through the Chemical Engineering program. To be determined Pending response from UNB NEW BRUNSWICK Mount Allison University No proposals being considered at this time St. Thomas University No proposals being considered at this time Université de Moncton Baccalauréat en éducation physique Baccalauréat en éducation (majeure en éducation physique) University of Fredericton Master of Business Administration / Executive Master of Business Administration University of New Brunswick Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering www.mphec.ca www.cespm.ca Page 1 Yorkville University Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology Existing; Conditional Designation Yorkville University offers an online MACP program under the New Brunswick Degree Granting Act. To obtain the degree, students complete 16 courses, including 12 required courses, 3 electives chosen from a list and a required practicum. The program is being assessed as per the Minister's (2014) condition to designation and in accordance with the Procedures and Information Requirements for the Follow-Up on Conditional Program Designations . NBDGA Pending response from Yorkville New Yorkville University's proposed Doctor of Psychology (Counselling) is a profession-oriented doctoral-level program rooted in the “scholar-practitioner” model of professional education. Students are required to earn 53 credits distributed across course work (36 credits), practica (12 credits), and a major project (5 credits); two comprehensive competency assessments comprise parts of the major project. To be considered for admission, applicants must possess a master's degree in counselling and substantial experience in counselling or a related discipline. NBDGA Pending response from Yorkville Bachelor of Arts, Women's Studies to Bachelor of Arts, Women's and Gender Studies (with co-op option) Modification Acadia is proposing to change the name of its BA in Women’s Studies to a BA in Women’s and Gender Studies. The modification also includes the addition of an introductory course and a 4000-level course, as well as honours and co-op options. Stage I Approved (September 7, 2016) Addition of co-operative education option to: Bachelor of Arts, Environmental and Sustainability Studies Bachelor of Arts, Environmental and Sustainability Studies, with Honours Modification Acadia is proposing to introduce a co-operative education option to its BA in Environmental and Sustainability Studies programs. To obtain the co-op designation, students will complete three 4‐month work terms, or a 12 or 16 month internship, in addition to the standard degree requirements; with this addition, it will typically take students one semester longer to complete their degree. Stage I Approved (October 5, 2016) New CBU is proposing to add a Major in Supply Chain Management to complement its existing Majors within the BBA. To obtain the proposed Major, students complete 60ch of core BBA courses, 24 credits specific to Supply Chain Management (18ch of required courses and 6ch chosen from a select list), and an additional 36ch of electives. Stage II Approved (October 5, 2016) Modification Dalhousie is proposing to change the name of both its MSc and PhD in Psychology and its MSc and PhD in Psychology/Neuroscience to MSc and PhD in Psychology and Neuroscience. Stage II Pending response from Dal Modification NSCAD is proposing to change its current MDes from a one-year, 42 credit program to a two-year, 60 credit program. In the modified program, students are expected to complete three Intensive Design Workshops, three Studio Projects, three Studio Workshops, three Design Seminars, a Design Research course, a Design History course, and a Final Project. Elective options will also be available. The modifications are intended to respond to student feedback and also to allow the program to meet the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) standards. Stage II Pending Stage II request Doctor of Psychology (Counselling) NOVA SCOTIA Acadia University Atlantic School of Theology No proposals being considered at this time Cape Breton University Bachelor of Business Administration, Major in Supply Chain Management Dalhousie University MSc/PhD in Psychology to MSc/PhD in Psychology and Neuroscience Mount Saint Vincent University No proposals being considered at this time Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University Master of Design www.mphec.ca www.cespm.ca Page 2 Saint Mary’s University Master of Science in Applied Psychology (Forensic Psychology Stream) Modification SMU is proposing to add a stream in Forensic Psychology to its existing Master of Science in Applied Psychology (which includes a stream in Industrial/Organizational Psychology). The new stream would offer three new courses (Forensic Tests and Measurement, Correctional Psychology, and Criminal Justice Field Experience) and require completion of Advanced Statistics, three Psychology electives, a thesis, and a practicum in a correctional or criminal justice setting. Stage II Pending consideration by the MPHEC at its next meeting University of Prince Edward Island Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Leadership and Culture New UPEI is proposing a new four-year (120ch) interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Leadership and Culture. Students will complete core courses in all three areas, as well as three project-based courses. All projects will be presented at an end-of-the-year, public event. Students will also participate in fieldwork experience, an internship placement in their fourth year and will be encouraged to undertake an exchange semester. Stage II Pending response from external consultants Master of Science in Sustainable Design Engineering New UPEI is proposing to introduce a two-year thesis-based Master’s program in Sustainable Design Engineering. The program would follow the structure of the existing MSc programs at UPEI. The program requires three courses (9ch) plus a thesis. Stage II Pending consideration by the MPHEC at its next meeting St. Francis Xavier University No proposals being considered at this time University of King's College No proposals being considered at this time Université Sainte-Anne No proposals being considered at this time PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND www.mphec.ca www.cespm.ca Page 3