Five Year program
Prior to Entry into Professional Year
In concurrent Education programs at the Primary/Junior level, students must meet and complete requirements of the partnering honours bachelor degree program prior to entry into the Professional Year including:
1. 1 FCE in English, French or an Indigenous language
2. 1 FCE in Science (General Science 1000 recommended) (see Concurrent Bachelor of Education, Concurrent Content Regulations, #1 regarding eligible Science courses)
3. One half-course in Music or Visual Arts (Visual Arts 0510 recommended)
4. Education 2010 (.5 FCE)
5. Education 4417 and 4418 (.25 FCE x 2 = .5 FCE)
6. Education 4412, 4413, 4416, and one Education elective (see Electives in the Department of Undergraduate Studies in Education Courses list) (.25 FCE x 4=1 FCE)
7. A minimum cumulative average of 65% and a minimum major average of 70%
8. Students in the Honours BA, BEd (Indigenous Learning Major) are required to take one FCE in Native Language, Visual Arts 2060/Indigenous Learning 2060 and English 2702/Indigenous Learning 2702. Students should also take one FCE in English at the first-year level, including at least one of English 1111 or 1112, in the First Year. Students are encouraged to choose either Education 3235 or 3270 as their Education elective.
Note:
For students in concurrent honours bachelor degree programs, 2 (two) FCEs of required Education courses will be taken instead of electives in the HBSc program, prior to entering the Professional Year.
First Year:
Same as for the BSc (Geography Major)
Second Year:
(a) Geography 2211, 2251, 2271, 2331, 2351, 2511, 2811
(b) One and one-half FCE electives
Third Year:
(a) Geography 3251 or 3253
(b) Two FCEs in Geography at the third year level
(c) One FCE elective in Science (Geography excluded)
(d) One and one-half FCE electives
Fourth Year:
(a) Three FCEs in Geography at the fourth year level
(b) Two FCE electives in Science
Fifth Year (Professional Year):
Concurrent honours Professional Year (Primary/Junior) requirements are:
These course components meet Ontario College of Teachers requirements for teacher certification in Ontario.