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2008-2009 Academic Year

Queen's-Waterloo Joint Program
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Curriculum: (2.0 credits)
One fall and one winter half-credit CURR course in each of the two Intermediate-Senior teaching subjects applicants are admitted to.  Applicants must have Mathematics as one of their two teaching subjects, and either Computer Studies, Physics, Chemistry, or Biology as their second teaching subject.

Elective: (0.5 credit)
One course to be selected from EDST or FOUN 

Program Focus (FOCI) (0.5 credit)

Professional Studies: (1.0 credit)
PROF 101/0.25 Critical Issues and Policies 
PROF 155/0.5 Concepts in Teaching and Learning
PROF 180/0   School Law and Policy
PROF 191/0.25 Theory and Professional Practice 

Practicum: (1.0 credit)
PRAC 190/1.0  Final Year Concurrent and Consecutive Practicum 

TOTAL REQUIREMENT FOR INTERMEDIATE-SENIOR  5.0 credits
Degree requirements are subject to change without notice.


Candidates must complete each of the following before graduating with a Bachelor of Education:

1. BMath or BCS Honours (Co-Op) degree from the University of Waterloo

2. Queen's University Bachelor of Education Degree Requirements

3. Five full-year (or equivalent) university courses in Mathematics if it is the first teaching subject. Note that if Computer Science is the first teaching subject, then applicants require five full-year (or equivalent) courses in Computer Science, and four full-year course (or equivalent) in Mathematics. Click here required and recommended university courses for Intermediate-Senior teaching subject preparation.

4. Four full-year (or equivalent) university courses in their second teaching subject.

5. Candidates who were admitted to the Bachelor of Education for September 2008 are required to complete a half-year university course in Anthropology, Psychology or Sociology before receiving the Bachelor of Education. Candidates who are admitted to the Bachelor of Education for September 2009 entry and beyond are required to complete a half-year university course in Developmental Psychology (or the equivalent), or a full-year university course in Introductory Psychology before receiving the Bachelor of Education.


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