Career: Life/Work Planning

3 credits · Undergraduate

(3 hrs Lecture) In this course students develop understanding and skills for personal career planning. In the context of theories of career development, emphasis is placed on learning and practicing skills in communications, job-search, relationship-building, and personal assessment. Students consider how their approaches to life/career planning are influenced by past experiences, worldviews, gender and culture. Students develop a portfolio that documents their communication, education and career explorations, interpersonal, and management skills. Additionally, this course provides initial preparation for working with others in helping them to understand the world of work. Note: Students who took this course content as a topic in MULT-3900 should not enroll in MULT-2005 MULT-2900 (3 or 6) Topics in Multidisciplinary Studies (3 hrs Lecture) This course allows students to study a multidisciplinary topic. The topic may be one which is multidisciplinary so as not to be contained within the curriculum of a particular Department or Program. It may also be cross-listed with an existing course in which registration would be inappropriate for students not admitted to a restricted-entry program, but from which students in other programs could benefit. This course may be repeated for credit if the topic varies. Restrictions: Permission of Chair and Instr. MULT-3900 (3 or 6) Topics in Multidisciplinary Studies (3 hrs Lecture) This course allows students to study a multidisciplinary topic. The topic may be one which is multidisciplinary so as not to be contained within the curriculum of a particular Department or Program. It may also be cross-listed with an existing course in which registration would be inappropriate for students not admitted to a restricted-entry program, but from which students in other programs could benefit. This course may be repeated for credit if the topic varies. Restrictions: Permission of Chair and Instr. MULT-4900 (3 or 6) Topics in Multidisciplinary Studies (3 hrs Lecture) This course allows students to study a multidisciplinary topic. The topic may be one which is multidisciplinary so as not to be contained within the curriculum of a particular Department or Program. It may also be cross-listed with an existing course in which registration would be inappropriate for students not admitted to a restricted-entry program, but from which students in other programs could benefit. This course may be repeated for credit if the topic varies. Restrictions: Permission of Chair and Instr. /span> Honours Form Required. MUS