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Scholars Electives
1100F/G -
First Year Scholar's Elective Seminar Course
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This course will examine a theme of academic and/or public importance that is determined each year.
Antirequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 1020Y
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Restricted to first-year Scholar's Electives Students
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Scholars Electives
2200E -
Supervised Individual Research 1
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Under the mentorship of a faculty member, students will work on a research project, keep a complete record of the research, submit written interim and final reports and finally, make a presentation describing the research throughout the year.
Antirequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 3303E
Prerequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 1100F/G or the former Scholars Electives 1020Y and permission of the Dean of the Faculty. Restricted to Scholar's Electives Students; normally taken in Year 2.
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Scholars Electives
3302E -
Intellectual Origins and Concepts: Contemporary Issues
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Seminar course with readings. Topic available during the Intent to Register period.
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Prerequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 1020Y and registration in the Scholars Electives module.
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Scholars Electives
3305E -
Supervised Individual Research 2
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Under the mentorship of a faculty member, students will work on a research project, keep a complete record of the research, submit interim reports and, finally, a thesis, and present a seminar based on the research throughout the year.
Antirequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 3304E
Prerequisite(s):
Scholars Electives 2200E or the former Scholars Electives 3303E and permission of the Dean of the Faculty. Restricted to students in the Scholar's Electives Program; normally taken in Year 3.
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Scholars Electives
4400Y -
Civic Engagement, Professional Development and Communication
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The purpose of this capstone course is to apply knowledge and skills learned in the Scholars Electives program to real-world problems. Students will complete a community-based project, attend workshops designed to increase their leadership skills and hone their presentation skills by delivering an accessible talk on their research.
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Prerequisite(s):
Enrolment in fourth year of the Scholars Electives module, registration in at least 5.0 other courses during the academic year.
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