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About the course
Engage with the world, combine exploration of the complex economic and social changes that are happening across the world with the opportunity to focus on an area of emphasis that is close to your own interests. Gain experience by working alongside a development organization in Canada or internationally and study abroad. Prepare to be in-demand from employers in business, government and civil society that are looking for the brightest minds with the skills to bring about social change in a complex and interdependent world.Intake Months
SEPTEMBERDelivery Locations
Waterloo
C61086
Qualification
Bachelor Degree
Estimated annual course fee
CAD 22,090
Currency exchange
Duration
8 Semesters
English language requirements
Academic entry requirements
Prerequisites
You must have successfully completed an Canadian Year 12 (or equivalent senior secondary school qualification) Equivalent qualifications may also include a recognised post secondary diploma in the relevant discipline with the required grades.Meeting the m
You must have successfully completed an Canadian Year 12 (or equivalent senior secondary school qualification) Equivalent qualifications may also include a recognised post secondary diploma in the relevant discipline with the required grades.Meeting the m
University of Guelph
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The University of Guelph is like no other university in Canada. Research-intensive and learner-centred, our campuses span urban hubs and rural communities. It is known for excellence in the arts and sciences, and for its commitment to developing exceptional thinkers and engaged citizens.The University of Guelph offers over 100 graduate programs at the Masters and Doctoral level. Students interested in graduate studies have access to programs ranging from the natural and physical sciences to engineering, social sciences, humanities, business, art, agriculture and veterinary science.
Established in 1970, The Arboretum is home to more than 2000 different taxa of woody plants, organized into collections that include a synoptic World of Trees collection, as well as a Native Trees of Ontario collection, and noteworthy collections of Oaks and Beeches, Maples, and Conifers. It encompasses 400 acres of plant collections, gardens, walking trails, natural woodlands, wetlands, and meadows. Adjacent to the universitys main campus, The Arboretum is free to the public and open dawn until dusk.
Guelph’s main campus is located on 350 hectares of land in the heart of Guelph, Ontario. The self-contained campus is made up of charming traditional buildings and new facilities set amidst spectacularly landscaped grounds, phenomenal green space and the Arboretum creating an inspiring backdrop to complement your graduate experience.
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18 - 19
501 - 600
18 - 19
501 - 600
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See all University of Guelph CampusesGuelph Campus - University of Guelph
50 Stone Road East, Guelph, Ontario, N1G 2W1
Open in maps See all courses at this campusOur open, friendly campus is characterized by green lawns and a blend of modern and traditional architecture (historical tour). The 330-hectare (817-acre) site features Victorian turrets, modern concrete, glass and steel, hand-hewn century limestone, brick walkways, landscaped plazas, and a 165-hectare Arboretum.