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1 LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY ARTICULATION AGREEMENT ALGONQUIN COLLEGE Biotechnology Technologist Advanced Diploma g Applied Bio-Molecular Science (ABMS) Applied Bio-Molecular Science is an exciting interdisciplinary program that focuses on modern applications of bio-molecular research in Anthropology, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. The program allows you the flexibility to select courses from several fields and thus gain a deep understanding of the functions of biologically-derived molecules. Great emphasis is placed on developing practical and marketable experience. You will acquire skills in cutting-edge molecular biology, biotechnology and diagnostic methods in Lakehead University's worldrenowned labs such as the Paleo-DNA Lab specializing in ancient DNA analysis. Algonquin Biotechnology Technologist Advanced Diploma g Lakehead Applied Bio-Molecular Science (ABMS) Applied Bio-Molecular Science pertains to the role of molecules in living organisms and, by extension, the human manipulation of molecular biological processes. Study the functions of nucleic acids, proteins, polysaccharides and lipids and how their interactions regulate metabolism. The Applied Bio-Molecular Science program emphasizes the development of both knowledge and hands-on skills. Graduates can anticipate any number of career opportunities relating to science at the molecular level. Lakehead graduates have entered into rewarding careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacological science, forensic science, biotechnology, diagnosis, lab technology and biochemical/food analysis. Alternatively, many enter graduate studies to pursue Master's and Doctoral degrees in molecular science. that the Applied Bio-molecular Science program may lead to include: Biochemical Engineer Biologist Biotechnical Engineer Chemist Diagnostic Audiologist Diagnostic Radiologist Ecologist Family Physician Food Analyst Forensic Chemist Forensic Examiner Forensic Lab Analyst Geneticist Laboratory Technician Laboratory Tester Microbiologist Molecular Biologist Molecular Geneticist Molecular Physiologist Mycologist Process Analyst Professor Quality Control Technician Registered Technologist Teacher Toxicologist X-Ray Technician Graduates from Algonquin College's Biotechnology Technologist Advanced 3-year diploma program with a minimum overall B (70% or 3.0 GPA) average, may transfer into year 3 of the Honours Bachelor of Science (HBSc) Applied-Biomolecular Science program. Intro to DNA Molecular Methods Biochemistry Animal Physiology Medical Anthropology Human Skeletal & Dental Biology DNA in Forensic Science Molecular Paleopathology Molecular Genetics Ancient DNA Internship Cancer Biology Plant Physiology & Biotechnology Pathogenic Microbiology Limnology Introduction to Optics Molecular Biology of Development Biogeography Forensic & Archeological Microscopy

2 Aboriginal Law & Advocacy g Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Political Science or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science Confederation College Aboriginal Law & Advocacy g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Political Science or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science The Political Science degree programs examine the theory and practice of state and government. Politics plays a role in every facet of our daily life, and through this program, you will learn about the various aspects of Canadian politics, including the federal system, voting behaviour, political parties and pressure groups. You will also explore areas of comparative politics and public policy, learning about political systems in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and communist areas. In the field of political theory, you will examine the various benefits we seek through political organization, such as freedom, well-being, equality, and justice, and how best to achieve and safeguard them. Graduates from Confederation College's Aboriginal Law & Advocacy 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall 75% or 3.2 GPA average, may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science programs. The Political Science degree opens the door to careers in law and all levels of government, as well as business. An understanding of corporate-government relations is increasingly recognized as essential for those considering careers in business. Analytical skills, essential to political studies, are among the most important in today's everchanging workplace. Canadian Government Criminal Law Human Rights & Civil Liberties Law & Politics of the Family Politics, Government & Society in the U.S. Mass Media & Politics Ancient & Medieval Political Thought Approaches to Public Policy World Politics The Politics of Food International Law & Organizations Third World Politics & Society Global Terrorism Environmental Policy Political Tactics Aboriginal Peoples & the Law Comparative Health Policy Women in Developing Countries Foreign Policy Decision-Making Politics in the Canadian North Foreign Policies of Japan, China & India

3 Child & Youth Worker, Developmental Service Worker, Social Service Worker, Native Family Youth Worker, Native Child & Family Worker g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Social Work (HBSW) Confederation College Child & Youth Worker, Confederation College Developmental Service Worker, Confederation College Social Service Worker, Confederation College Native Family Youth Worker, or Confederation College Native Child & Family Worker g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Social Work (HBSW) The Social Work program at Lakehead concentrates on the social service needs of northern populations. It is an innovative program based on a holistic or ecological view of social work practice. Our approach stresses the social worker s role in providing and facilitating a comprehensive range of helping initiatives which relate to the client s needs as a whole person. This requires skill in an integrated practice method where students learn through both classroom courses and field practice experiences in human service agencies and community service organizations under the supervision of a qualified field instructor. The Bachelor s degree in Social Work is recognized by the profession as the first-level professional degree. Lakehead's Honours Bachelor of Social Work program is fully accredited by the Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work, which is the standard-setting body for Canadian Social Work programs. Program Information During the first two years of study, students are advised to have a second area of specialization, as it is necessary to limit admission to the professional years of the Social Work program due to a limited number of available field work placements and qualified field instructors. Students who have completed the first and second years of the program and are seeking admission to the professional years (third and fourth years) are required to formally apply to the Office of Admissions & Recruitment in order that professional and academic suitability may be determined by the Admissions Committee of the Department of Social Work. Admissions criteria include academic standing, a written personal statement, references, work and volunteer experiences. Graduates from Confederation College's Child & Youth Worker 3-year diploma program with a minimum overall 70% or 3.0 GPA average, and "P" (or 3.0) Field Placements may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Social Work (HBSW) program. Graduates from Confederation College's Developmental Service Worker or Social Service Worker 2-year diploma programs with a minimum overall 70% or 3.0 GPA average, and "P" (or 3.0) Field Placements may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Social Work (HBSW) program. Graduates from Confederation College's Native Family Youth Worker or Native Child & Family Worker 2-year diploma programs with a minimum overall 70% or 3.0 GPA average may transfer into year 1 (and receive 3 full course equivalent transfer credits) of the Honours Bachelor of Social Work (HBSW) program. Career opportunities for graduates of the Lakehead University Social Work program are varied: some enter practice immediately after graduation and others pursue graduate studies in social work at the Master s level and at the Doctoral level. Opportunities exist in various settings where social work practice takes place. These include child and family services, mental health, corrections, health services, schools and services for the aged. Career advancement opportunities are available to those who qualify in the areas of supervision, program planning, administration, consultation and university teaching.

4 Early Childhood Education g Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Sociology or Psychology with Concurrent Education (P/J) Confederation College Early Childhood Education g Lakehead Bachelor of Arts (BA) Sociology or Psychology with Concurrent Education (P/J) g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Sociology or Psychology with Concurrent Education (P/J) Through this articulation agreement, you will transition into a double degree program at Lakehead in which you will study Education at the primary/junior level along with a major in either Sociology or Psychology. If you choose a Sociology major, you will take a range of courses that will give you a background in at least three core curriculum subjects taught in the Primary-Junior grades. As a Sociology student, you will examine all aspects of life related to the fact that humans live in groups. Issues related to health and illness, crime and deviance, popular culture, social change, economy and society, schooling, social inequality, prejudice and discrimination are just some of the topics analyzed in our courses. If you choose a Psychology major, you will take a range of courses that will give you a background in at least three core curriculum subjects taught in the Primary-Junior grades. Your studies in Psychology will be concerned with understanding and influencing the thoughts, feelings, emotions, and behaviour of individuals. You will explore questions such as: How do we perceive? How do we learn and think? What motivates us? What developmental stages do we go through? How is every individual unique? How are we influenced by our social and physical environments? Lakehead's Education program has a heavy emphasis on the hands-on instructional teaching approach and features an experiential program component that is devoted to the dynamic and progressive nature of our professors. Lakehead s Faculty of Education is a leader in Aboriginal environmental and outdoor education. You will be exposed to real-world challenges, allowing you to create real and inspiring educational situations. Teaching Placements Your final two years of study, also called your "Professional Program," will take place exclusively within the Faculty of Education and will qualify you for teacher certification by the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT). The final two years of your program include courses and 25 days of student teaching in each of four semesters. First year placements are completed in local boards and second year placements may take place in one of the many School Boards across Ontario that are affiliated with Lakehead University's Faculty of Education. The Faculty of Education will do its best to consider student placement requests. Graduates from Confederation College's Early Childhood Education 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall 75% or 3.5 GPA average, may transfer into year 2 of the BA Sociology, BA Psychology, HBA Sociology or HBA Psychology programs with Concurrent Education. The broad-based set of skills developed by a graduate with these degrees can be applied to any number of careers. Most graduates will pursue their goal of becoming a teacher within a public, private, religious or other school. Many travel abroad and see the world! Some will go on to graduate studies at the Masters and PhD levels. Others will enter the workforce, entering into a variety of careers in the government and private sector where skills of communication, organization and education are valued. updated October 2014

5 Confederation College Environmental Technician g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Science (HBSc) Water Resource Science Confederation College Environmental Technician g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Science (HBSc) Water Resource Science The Water Resource Science program provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to enable you to work on water-related issues from a firm scientific background. With the university's close proximity to boreal forests and the world s largest freshwater lake, the program takes advantage of this natural laboratory to provide students with extensive and comprehensive hands-on field experiences. Graduates from Confederation College's Environmental Technician 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall B (70% or 3.0 GPA) average, may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Science (HBSc) Water Resource Science program. As a graduate of the Water Resource Science program, you will have the training and expertise necessary to work for both the private sector and government in areas related to environmental monitoring, remediation, and water supply and contamination. Plant Ecology Biology of Microorganisms Biogeography Ecological Structure in Northern Environments Ecology of Disturbed Habitats Biology of Fishes Geography of Risk & Hazard Conservation Geography Environmental Assessment & Management Advanced GIS & Spatial Analysis Advanced Glacial Geomorphology Sediments & Sedimentary Rocks Environmental Geology Environmental Science Field Course Resource Management & Sustainability Geomorphology Map & Air Photo Interpretation

6 Police Foundations, Law & Security, or Protection, Security & Investigation g Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Political Science or Sociology or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science or Sociology Confederation College Police Foundations, Confederation College Protection, Security & Investigation, or Confederation College Law & Security g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) Political Science or Sociology majors g Lakehead Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science or Sociology majors The Political Science degree program examines the theory and practice of state and government. Politics plays a role in every facet of our daily life, and through this program, you will learn about the various aspects of Canadian politics, including the federal system, voting behaviour, political parties and pressure groups. You will also explore areas of comparative politics and public policy, learning about political systems in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and communist areas. In the field of political theory, you will examine the various benefits we seek through political organization, such as freedom, well-being, equality, and justice, and how best to achieve and safeguard them. The Sociology degree program examines all aspects of life related to the fact that humans live in groups. These groups range from intimate relationships between individuals, through to impersonal forces that operate on national and global levels. Issues related to health and illness, crime and deviance, popular culture, social change, economy and society, schooling, social inequality, prejudice and discrimination are just some of the topics analyzed in Sociology courses. Graduates from Confederation College's Police Foundations, Protection, Security & Investigation, or Law & Security 2-year diploma programs with a minimum overall 75% or 3.2 GPA average, may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Arts (HBA) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Political Science or Sociology programs. Criminal Law Criminology Human Rights & Civil Liberties Law & Politics of the Family Mass Media & Politics World Politics The Politics of Food International Law & Organizations Third World Politics & Society Global Terrorism Environmental Policy Political Tactics Aboriginal Peoples & the Law Women in Developing Countries Foreign Policy Decision-Making Politics in the Canadian North Technology & Society Sociology of the North Urban Life & Culture Sociology of Aging Religion & Spirituality Surveillance & Society The Political Science degree opens the door to careers in law and all levels of government as well as business. Analytical skills, essential to political studies, are among the most important in today's everchanging workplace. Sociology is an ideal major for students planning to enter professions such as: social work, law, journalism, teaching, career counselling, correctional or community services.

7 LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY ARTICULATION AGREEMENT FLEMING COLLEGE Parks & Forest Recreation g Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) One of a kind in Canada, Lakehead s School of Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Tourism offers programs with a unique integration of theoretical and applied perspectives related to the study of outdoor recreation and leisure pursuits in natural environments. A professional field of study and employment, outdoor recreation is playing an increasingly important role in our contemporary lives contributing to health and fitness, family cohesion, friendship, personal reflection, enrichment of culture and appreciation of natural environments. Often touted as one of the world s fastest growing industries tourism also provides opportunities for rural communities and First Nations to diversify their economic offerings. Monitoring how tourism is planned and developed are crucial components of tourism management strategies. The parks profession looks at the protection and conservation of lands and waters contributing to climate stability, biodiversity, health and historical, scientific, educational, scenic and outdoor recreation values. Fleming College Parks & Forest Recreation g Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) Within the Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation, you can choose from a diverse selection of electives in leadership, parks and tourism, and other subject areas. Lakehead's campus and abundant nearby natural areas provide excellent outdoor learning and recreational opportunities including world-class cross-country skiing, ice climbing, dog sledding, mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, kayaking and wildlife viewing. Combining historical and contemporary factors with highly technological elements such as modern equipment, computers, geographic information systems, multimedia and video, our program is aimed at preparing you for future endeavours in a broad, complex, challenging and rapidlychanging field. A wide spectrum of career opportunities are available in both the private and public sectors, and in a variety of geographical and professional areas. Potential employers include federal, provincial and municipal levels of government, as well as national, provincial and regional parks. Some graduates opt for positions in private and public recreation organizations including agencies dealing with adventure and outdoor skills, as well as youth, elderly, and persons with mental and physical challenges. Others choose to work for educational institutions and environmental groups, and some pursue the development of independent business operations. Graduates from Fleming College's Parks & Forest Recreation 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall 75% or 3.5 GPA average, may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) program. Theory and Practice of Outdoor Leadership Outdoor Skills & Theory Outdoor Labs & Multi-Day Excursions Theory & Practice of Tourism Theory & Practice of Parks Field Explorations Research Design Ecological Literacy Expedition Management Outdoor Adventure Leadership Interpretation Guiding Aboriginal Tourism Inclusive & Special Recreation Tourism Entrepreneurship Community Tourism Planning Nature-Based Tourism Visitor Impacts Private Land Stewardship

8 GEORGIAN COLLEGE Environmental Technology (Co-op) g Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science (HBASc) Environmental Sustainability General Arts and Science (GAAS) g Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science (HBASc) or Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) Interdisciplinary Studies major with specializations in Political Science, Psychology or Sociology Offered at the Orillia Campus At Lakehead University's Orillia campus, we offer Arts and Science degrees that allow you to explore your diverse interests in arts as well as science-related subjects. These degrees are designed to encourage you to think beyond the isolated disciplinary structures, train you in multidisciplinary critical thinking skills and problem-solving strategies, and prepare you for a rich variety of post-graduate possibilities. Lakehead University Orillia is Canada s first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) campus. LEED consists of a suite of rating systems for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings, homes and neighbourhoods, and it provides a concise framework for implementing practical green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions. We have many environmental features on campus from large, energy-efficient windows, to our grass roof, and geothermal heating. Georgian College Environmental Technology (Co-op) g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science (HBASc) Environmental Sustainability major The world's need for professionals who can effectively address environmental problems using scientific-based solutions is rising. By taking Environmental Sustainability at our Orillia campus, you will not only study the environment but play a role in its protection. With a combined foundation in Environmental Sciences and Environmental Studies, as well as a blend of field-based courses and co-op opportunities, you ll develop an increased understanding of global environmental issues from a physical, social and economic perspective. Graduates from Georgian College's Environmental Technology (Co-op) 3-year diploma program with a minimum overall B (70% or 3.0 GPA) average, may transfer into year 3 of the HBASc (Environmental Sustainability) program after completing one full-course equivalent in the spring/summer session prior to year 3. Georgian College General Arts and Science (GAAS) g Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science (HBASc) or Lakehead Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) Interdisciplinary Studies major with specializations in Political Science, Psychology or Sociology With your Arts and Science diploma, you will be able to continue expanding your knowledge in both the arts and sciences, while delving deeper into key specializations of your choice. The Interdisciplinary Studies program is flexible in its design, allowing you to customize your education experience. As a college transfer student into the Interdisciplinary Studies major, you will choose two of the following specializations: Politial Science, Psychology or Sociology. Graduates from Georgian College's General Arts and Science (GAAS) 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall B (70% or 3.0 GPA) average, may transfer into year three of either the HBASc (Interdisciplinary Studies) or BASc (Interdisciplinary Studies) programs after completing two full-course equivalents in the spring/summer session prior to year three. The Interdisciplinary Studies degree at Lakehead prepares you to enter professions such as social work, law, journalism, and even medicine. You might also decide to go into teaching, politics, public relations, or career counselling. Graduates of this program will be able to apply their skills in sectors such as agriculture, forestry, fisheries and wildlife, parks and conservation areas, mining, and energy, working in fields such as waste management, environmental restoration, air, water, and land quality, natural resources management, and ecotourism.

9 LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY ARTICULATION AGREEMENT SENECA COLLEGE Recreation Leisure Services g Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) One of a kind in Canada, Lakehead s School of Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Tourism offers programs with a unique integration of theoretical and applied perspectives related to the study of outdoor recreation and leisure pursuits in natural environments. A professional field of study and employment, outdoor recreation is playing an increasingly important role in our contemporary lives contributing to health and fitness, family cohesion, friendship, personal reflection, enrichment of culture and appreciation of natural environments. Often touted as one of the world s fastest growing industries, tourism also provides opportunities for rural communities and First Nations to diversify their economic offerings. Monitoring how tourism is planned and developed are crucial components of tourism management strategies. The parks profession looks at the protection and conservation of lands and waters contributing to climate stability, biodiversity, health and historical, scientific, educational, scenic and outdoor recreation values. Seneca College Recreation Leisure Services g Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) Within the Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation, you can choose from a diverse selection of electives in leadership, parks and tourism, and other subject areas. Lakehead's campus and abundant nearby natural areas provide excellent outdoor learning and recreational opportunities including world-class cross-country skiing, ice climbing, dog sledding, mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, kayaking and wildlife viewing. Combining historical and contemporary factors with highly technological elements such as modern equipment, computers, geographic information systems, multimedia and video, our program is aimed at preparing you for future endeavours in a broad, complex, challenging and rapidlychanging field. A wide spectrum of career opportunities are available in both the private and public sectors, and in a variety of geographical and professional areas. Potential employers include federal, provincial and municipal levels of government, as well as national, provincial and regional parks. Some graduates opt for positions in private and public recreation organizations including agencies dealing with adventure and outdoor skills, as well as youth, elderly, and persons with mental and physical challenges. Others choose to work for educational institutions and environmental groups, and some pursue the development of independent business operations. Graduates from Seneca College's Recreation Leisure Services 2-year diploma program with a minimum overall 75% or 3.5 GPA average, may transfer into year 2 of the Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) program. Theory and Practice of Outdoor Leadership Outdoor Skills & Theory Outdoor Labs & Multi-Day Excursions Theory & Practice of Tourism Theory & Practice of Parks Field Explorations Research Design Ecological Literacy Expedition Management Outdoor Adventure Leadership Interpretation Guiding Aboriginal Tourism Inclusive & Special Recreation Tourism Entrepreneurship Community Tourism Planning Nature-Based Tourism Visitor Impacts Private Land Stewardship