This unit is undertaken in exceptional situations where a student gains a prestigious and extended internship through a competitive application process (e.g. the Uni-Capitol Washington internship). It provides students with an opportunity to apply, enhance and develop generic skills gained through their Arts studies in a workplace context. It offers students access to professional responsibilities, participation in group and independent problem-solving scenarios, and exposure to workplace communication (written and oral) needs and practices. Students are also expected to demonstrate skills in leadership and are required to undertake some dissemination and ambassadorial roles upon their... -- Course Website
Instructor: Assistant Professor Chantal Bourgault du Coudray
Prerequisites: completion of a Level 2 unit in one of the following majors: Anthropology and Sociology, Asian Studies, History, Human Geography and Planning, Indigenous Knowledge History and Heritage, Law and Society, Political Science and International
