| 2003-2004
Undergraduate
Calendar
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| Faculty of Arts |
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| Faculty of Education |
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| Faculty
of Environmental Studies |
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| Faculty
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| Faculty
of Pure and Applied Science |
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| Atkinson Faculty of Liberal
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| Osgoode Hall Law School |
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| Schulich School of Business
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| Courses
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| Glendon
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General Information
The Faculty is committed to excellence in the
fine arts and defines its role and mission as follows:
- To prepare and encourage critically informed
practitioners, scholars and teachers of the fine and performing
arts, who will make new and significant contributions in Canada
and internationally.
- To offer comprehensive
training that integrates practical, critical, historical and
theoretical approaches toward understanding and innovation in
the context of a broad university experience.
- To offer undergraduate
and graduate programs in six major disciplines of the fine and
performing arts: dance, design, film and video, music, theatre
and visual arts, as well as interdisciplinary courses and programs
leading to the degrees of BA, BA Honours, BFA Honours, BDes Honours,
and in specified areas, MA, MFA and PhD.
- To build, maintain
and sustain a faculty complement of high quality, a community
of scholars and practitioners in all disciplines.
- To provide education
in the fine arts to the larger University community and to advance
the teaching of the arts at all levels.
- To investigate,
enliven and promote the fine arts in Canadian society while serving
the varied constituencies of the community, locally, regionally,
nationally and internationally.
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