Objectives and Program Content Alignment with Faculty and University Plans Sample Clauses

Objectives and Program Content Alignment with Faculty and University Plans. The Strategic Mandate Agreement between York University and the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) lists Glendon’s bilingual programming as both an area of institutional strength and a key area of differentiation. Business administration is one of five new programs that are part of York’s strategic enrolment plan to expand French-language and bilingual programs and enrolments at Glendon.1 Business administration has also been 1 Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities and York University’ Strategic Mandate Agreement (2014-17), p. 13 (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx.xx/pepg/publications/vision/YorkAgreement.pdf). recognized by the Ministry as a target for bilingual programming, and funding has been made available to Glendon for this purpose.2 A Canadian leader in the delivery of bilingual education3, Glendon was recognized by the Ontario government as the Centre of Excellence for French-language and Bilingual Postsecondary Education in southern Ontario in 2008.4 Expansion is already underway with a new building, new meeting and study space as well as capacity to offer additional programming with important implications for southern Ontario and York University. Moreover, the 2015-2020 Glendon Academic Plan prioritizes efforts to increase the number of French-language students on the campus.5 The proposed dual degree program iBA Glendon – BBA XX Xxxx is built upon Glendon’s international orientation and bilingual capacity and responds to the need for bilingual business education in the central and southwest regions of Ontario. This program will allow students enrolled at Glendon to complete their 3rd and 4th years of a BBA at XX Xxxx, while XX Xxxx students will come to Glendon to complete their 3rd and 4th years to obtain an iBA from Xxxxxxx – York University. At the end of the program, students will receive both credentials: an iBA from Xxxxxxx – York University and a BBA from XX Xxxx. The program has been structured so that both Xxxxxxx – York University and XX Xxxx will recognize the equivalent of 60 credits of courses taken at the other institution. The XX Xxxx BBA program is well aligned with Glendon’s iBA in International Studies program which focuses on bringing international perspectives and experiences to a university degree. The dual degree program will thus marry a business education together with a liberal arts education, with an international orientation. Glendon’s excellence in languages and cross-cultural studies makes ...
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