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| Minors and Professional Development Opportunities |
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As a Politics & Governance student at Ryerson,
you are required to take a number of professionally-related courses, most
of which are to be chosen from lists that provide you with considerable
choice. If you choose carefully, you can earn a Minor while also satisfying
the professionally-related requirements for your Politics & Governance
degree. Here’s how.
- Review the Minors
available
- Identify any Minors you find interesting and the
configuration of courses required to satisfy their requirements
- Compare the Minor requirements with the professionally-related
requirements of your program as shown in Table
I, Table
III, or Table
IV
- If enough of the courses required to meet the requirements
of the Minor appear in the Professionally-Related Tables of your program,
you need simply ensure that you take the courses that appear in both
places.
- If the courses that you want to take to satisfy a particular Minor are NOT on the Professionally Related Tables of your program (Table I, Table III, or Table IV), please consult the Undergraduate Director. It MAY be possible to “direct” the desired courses to satisfy the Professionally-Related requirements of the Politics and Governance program.
Students may also complete the (CE)
Certificate in Food Security
Students may also complete the (CE)
Certificate in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management but may NOT
complete both a Minor and the Certificate.
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