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3.9.2 Community of Learners Degree Program (Part-time study based on previous work experience)

3.9.3 Regional Integrated Employment Learning Model Program (Integrated work experience/course work)

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3.9.3 Regional Integrated Employment Learning Model Program (Integrated work experience/course work)

Two regional campus programs, in Vancouver and Edmonton, offer this integrated model for full-time pre-service students, along with part-time working students. Students complete the program in four integrated course/work blocks combining theory and practicum, e.g. Foundations, Health, Management. Students complete five courses in each term.

Core Courses

1., 2. Academic Writing 303 and foundation options such as Community Rehabilitation 555

3. Community Rehabilitation 425

4. One of Community Rehabilitation 471, 473, 475

5. Community Rehabilitation 569 or 573

6., 7. Two of Community Rehabilitation 589.01,589.02, 589.03

8. Community Rehabilitation 551

9. Community Rehabilitation 581

10. Community Rehabilitation 583

Required Multidisciplinary Courses

11., 12., 13., 14. Health related courses including human anatomy and physiology

15., 16. Management related courses

17., 18., 19., 20. Senior Social Science Option courses