Trent University
Founded 1963 as an independent university with full degree-granting powers by an Act of the Ontario legislature which received Royal Assent in April 1963. Accepted first students 1964. Teaching takes the form of tutorial and seminar work in small groups. Undergraduates are expected to do considerable academic work outside term.
Funding:
Public
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 45
- Anthropology Department/Division
- Oshawa CampusFields of study: Natural Resources, Anthropology, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Literature, History, Psychology, English
- Community-Based Education CentreFields of study: Education
- Kawartha World Issues CentreFields of study: Education
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Course/Programme
- Business Administration Course/Programme
- Computing and Physics Course/Programme
- Concurrent Teacher Education Course/Programme
- Degree Completion Options Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Natural Resources, Environmental Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Information Technology, Computer Science, Business Administration
- Diploma Studies Course/Programme
- Ecological Restoration Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Ecology
- Emphasis Course/Programme
- Environmental Chemistry Course/Programme
- Environmental Resource Science / Studies Course/Programme
- Forensic Science Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Forensic Medicine and Dentistry, Sociology, Biology, Political Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Psychology, Computer Science
- Indigenous Environmental Studies Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Environmental Studies
- International Development Studies Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Gender Studies, Social Studies, Development Studies, Cultural Studies, Environmental Studies, Political Sciences, History, Economics
- International Political Economy Course/ProgrammeFields of study: International Economics
- International Students, Study Abroad Course/Programme
- Professional Studies Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Forensic Medicine and Dentistry, Teacher Training, Nursing, Education, Business Administration
- Psychology Course/Programme
- Special Programs and Opportunities Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Teacher Training
- Ancient History and Classics Department/Division
- Astronomy and Physics Department/Division
- Biology Department/Division
- Canadian Studies Department/Division
- Chemistry Department/DivisionFields of study: Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemistry
- Computing and Information Systems Department/Division
- Cultural Studies Department/DivisionFields of study: Film, Visual Arts, Media Studies, Theatre, Cultural Studies, Music, Literature, Social Sciences
- Economics Department/DivisionFields of study: Labour and Industrial Relations, Statistics, International Business, Finance, Mathematics, Economics
- English Literature Department/Division
- Geography Department/DivisionFields of study: Meteorology, Geography (Human), Water Science, Surveying and Mapping, Earth Sciences, Town Planning, Geography, Natural Sciences
- History Department/DivisionFields of study: History
- Indigenous Studies Department/DivisionFields of study: Native Language
- Mathematics Department/Division
- Modern Languages and Literatures Department/Division
- Philosophy Department/Division
- Politics Department/DivisionFields of study: Political Sciences
- Sociology Department/DivisionFields of study: Sociology
- Women's Studies Department/DivisionFields of study: Women's Studies
- Education and Professional Learning SchoolFields of study: Computer Education, Art Education, Science Education, Foreign Languages Education, Teacher Training, Education
- Graduate Studies SchoolFields of study: Ancient Civilizations, Astronomy and Space Science, Classical Languages, Natural Resources, Anthropology, Materials Engineering, Geography, Biological and Life Sciences, Cultural Studies, Environmental Studies, Engineering, Political Sciences, Physics, History, Chemistry, Psychology, Mathematics, English, Computer Science, Economics
- Nursing School
- Trail Studies UnitFields of study: Heritage Preservation, Parks and Recreation, Health Sciences, Environmental Studies, Tourism, Education, Economics
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate or recognized foreign equivalent
