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Scotiabank CAP
The Scotiabank Career Accelerator Program (CAP) is an elite program that will build students’ career confidence and help them distinguish themselves as a workforce-savvy, emerging leader. Participants will take part in training modules, workshops and hands-on experiences that will complement their degrees by preparing them with workplace-readiness skills. Throughout the process, they will be fully supported by Huron’s Career Development Coordinators. Core program components include mapping career objectives, experiencing a paid internship, taking part in a meaningful volunteer opportunity, engaging in a formal mentorship and more.
Scotiabank Scholar’s Program
Aimed at high school students from marginalized backgrounds, low-income and newcomers, this program helps to break down barriers by creating educational pathways for students. Specialized training provides students with the opportunity to learn new skills and gain eligibility for one of 5 full scholarships to Huron annually. Participants can gain exposure and confidence in attending a higher education setting. Programming will cover topics like university preparation and career development.
Huron’s MOS Program Accepted as a Member of the Business School Association of Canada
Huron’s Management of Organizational Studies program has been accepted as a member of the Business School Association of Canada (BSAC). Becoming a member of the BSAC is the gold seal of approval for the program, as the BSAC is the association of university faculties and schools of business and management in Canada. Having a BSAC membership denotes the program is credible and adheres to the highest standards of excellence in education.
Huron Designated a Blue Community
Huron has been designated a Blue Community, meaning that Huron has pledged to recognize water and sanitation as a human right; will end the sale of bottled water products; and will only use publicly-financed water and wastewater services.
Program Changes
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Turn your love for animals and passion for the environment into a degree that deepens your knowledge and prepares you to lead. The first program of its kind, AESL builds your understanding of pressing animal and environmental issues, along with the management and leadership skills you need to be career-ready.
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Students in Huron’s Chinese Program experience all aspects of the language: Listening, speaking, reading and writing in modern standard Chinese. A primary goal is to provide a solid foundation in pronunciation and grammar, as well as basic composition and conversation. Senior courses facilitate students attaining competence in reading authentic modern writings, with the aid of a dictionary. For students who have attained fluency, elective courses are offered to explore specific aspects of the Chinese language and culture in film, business, literature, and communication.