Duration

8 semesters

Starting Date

September

Tuition Fee

CAD 19,635 per semester

Location

Toronto, Canada

About the Course

The first year of the Bachelor of Community Development degree program from Humber College is comprised of a common platform of courses that includes psychology, sociology, human rights, interpersonal communication, counselling and ethics.

The second year of study immerses students in the field of community development including foundational courses which explore leadership and advocacy.

The final two years of the program provide in-depth study of program development and evaluation, advanced issues in community development, social movements, community participatory research, and senior thesis work. Project work is linked to applied and academic fields.

Courses Included

  • Government and Social Welfare
  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Interpersonal Communication
  • Principles of Sociology
  • Introduction to Practical Experience
  • Ethics and Moral Theory
  • Counselling: Theory and Practice
  • Group Dynamics
  • Human Rights, Diversity and Social Inclusion

Career

There is a need for educated community development professionals in a variety of community and social service organizations. Graduates may find strong employment prospects within a variety of settings including non-profit organizations, government organizations, charities, as well as health and education sectors such as:

  • community worker
  • Aboriginal outreach worker
  • social entrepreneur
  • community outreach worker
  • community investment manager
  • environmental justice worker
  • anti-poverty worker
  • community development officer
  • participatory action researcher
  • volunteer co-ordinator

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