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TO YOUR FUTUREPASSPORT

A C H R I S T I A N U N I V E R S I T Y I N H A M I L T O N , O N T A R I O

REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Welcome! Choosing a university is like planning a trip – there’s a lot of excitement leading up to it, but there’s also plenty to do

to prepare for it. We’re glad that you’ve made exploring Redeemer University College one of the items on your

pre-fl ight checklist.

Redeemer is a unique place – we are a Christian university, dedicated to helping you become the person God has

called you to be. Here, you will learn how every part of life is connected to Christ. You will be challenged and equipped to develop your skills and passions, and to see how they can be used in service to God, wherever He calls you. And as you do

so, you will be part of a vibrant, caring campus community.

As you make your plans for the journey of discovering God’s call for you, I encourage you to check out Redeemer further through one of our Campus Visit Days. Think of it as a sneak

peek, before heading out on your trip.

We look forward to walking alongside you as you make your plans. God’s blessings to you as you prepare for this

grand adventure.

Dr. Hubert R. Krygsman, President

Dear Future Student,

You have surveyed our PASSPORT To Your Future and now you’re ready to reserve your space—at the BEST Christian university in Ontario! Let’s see:

An A+ Destination—according to Redeemer students’ nationalsurvey responses

Dates for visiting and checking out the campus A Christian community where your faith will be integrated into every

area of living and learning

Everyone knows that the best way to experience Redeemer is by attending a Campus Visit event! From pages 6 and 7 of this PASSPORT, you can book your visit on any of the dates identified. And if none of these dates fit your itinerary, then book your own VIP (personalized) tour. We also have a number of special (and very fun) events that will allow you the opportunity to experience Redeemer’s energy and excitement, and in some cases, allow you to extend your visit with an overnight stay (BOTB, FACE, RACE, SHOUT!). When you visit, collect a stamp in your Passport/VIP Boarding Pass, and be entered to win “FREE SWAG” at Check-In Day next September!

What an exciting time for you! You are now about to plan the most important trip of your life and we are here to make your trip as pleasant as possible. So don’t hesitate to contact us via any of the methods identified below. Or, check out Redeemer’s

kiosk at one of the college/university fairs we will be at this fall, at a youth conference or at your high school.

We look forward to seeing you on campus soon!

DORIEL MOULTONAssociate Vice President, Marketing and Recruitment

WEB: www.redeemer.ca/apply EMAIL: [email protected]: 905.648.2139 x4280 TOLL-FREE: 1.800.263.6467CHAT: www.redeemer.ca/chat

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Your A+ Destination .................... 4Visiting Redeemer....................... 6Your Campus ............................... 8Your Community ....................... 10Co-op and Experiential Learning 46Off-Campus Studies .................. 47Student Services ....................... 50A Day in the Life ........................ 51Your NEW! Address .................. 54Food Plan .................................. 56Student Activities ...................... 58Athletics .................................... 62Admission Requirements ......... 64Financing Your Education ......... 66

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Bachelor of arts ................ 16Art ............................................. 17Business ................................... 18English ...................................... 20French ....................................... 21History ....................................... 22International Studies ................ 23Music ......................................... 24Philosophy ................................. 25Physical Education .................... 26Political Science........................ 27Psychology ................................ 28Religion and Theology .............. 29Sociology/Social Work .............. 30Theatre Arts .............................. 32

Bachelor of education ..... 34

Bachelor of science .......... 36Biology ...................................... 37Chemistry .................................. 38Computer Science .................... 39Environmental Studies ............. 40Health Sciences ........................ 41Kinesiology ................................ 42Mathematics ............................. 43

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listen to what others have said.

Y o u r A + D e s t i n A t i o n

The Globe and Mail asked students at universities across Canada this question: “Thinking about all of your experiences at your university thus far, how satisfied are you overall with your institution?” Students gave Redeemer an A, the highest ranking of any university across Canada.

Other excellent scores students gave Redeemer in the 2012 Canadian University Report include:

Campus aTmosphere a+

residenCe life a+

Course regisTraTion and availabiliTy a

QualiTy of TeaChing and learning a

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How satisfied are you with y o u r r e d e e m e r e x p e r i e n c e ?

n a m e : Colin hayes, 4th year philosophy & religion

double major, from Waterdown, on

s T a T e m e n T : While attending redeemer,

i’ve always had a recognition that the entire

community cares for and about me. i am struck

repeatedly with a sense that i matter. faculty,

staff, fellow students – even the university

president when i greet him in the hallway – treat

me as an individual, as a valued member of this

community.

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To get to your destination, it’s a good idea to have a

guide. Redeemer’s admissions Counsellors

are there to help you plan your trip – from

Application to Check-In! They will help you through

the entire process of becoming a Redeemer

student, including the financial aid, housing and

course registration processes.

tour Guides

Redeemer’s Admissions Counsellors can help you navigate your course – no

matter where you hail from. So whether you are a high school, home-schooled,

transfer, mature or international student, we have someone who can help you.

Go to www.redeemer.ca/YourAC to connect with the Admissions Counsellor that’s

right for you.

visit c o m e f o r A v i s i t ,

stay for the experience!

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There are many different ways to explore Redeemer – see for yourself why this is such a great destination! At all of our visit events, you will:

• Meet students and faculty • Tour the facilities • Discover what student services are there to support you• Learn about the academic programs• See what financial aid opportunities are available to you

If you prefer, we can tailor a visit just for you. By the end of your visit, you will also have experienced what it’s like to be a Redeemer student.

Our Campus Visit Days include an overnight option and are often held in conjunction with other student activities such as Coffee House or Church in the Box:

2013 Campus visiT days

• Friday, October 18• Monday, November 18• Friday, November 29

2014 Campus visiT days

• Friday, January 31• Monday, February 10• Monday, March 10 (March Break)• Friday, March 14 (March Break)

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Bring your best high school band for a chance to win an Artist Development Package.www.redeemer.ca/botb

See how Redeemer is the perfect place for your Fine Arts post-secondary education. www.redeemer.ca/face

Discover more about Redeemer’s science program & facilities as you compete against the best science students from across Ontario. www.redeemer.ca/race

Tell your parents about this opportunity to meet and mingle with President Krysman and other senior Redeemer administrators.www.redeemer.ca/execdinner

A Black History Month celebration filled with music and memories of a community’s persistence and power to overcome chllenges. www.redeemer.ca/shout

There are a number of special visit days that we host throughout the year, and we invite you to attend any of these as well. The more of these events you attend,

the greater your chance of winning a VIP Prize when you arrive in the Fall.

Go to www.redeemer.ca/visit to register in advance for any Campus Visit Day or any of the above events. Spaces fill up fast, so register early!

Last year’s Battle of the Bands champions, DiverseCity!

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A G r e A t p l A c eto call home!

F a c t s a n d F i g u r e s

your destination is an 86-acre campus, built in 1986, that has all the facilities and features of a modern university. Redeemer’s campus is designed to ensure that your studies are productive. Classrooms are equipped with the

technology you need to help you get the most out of your lectures and labs, learning and leisure.

Our academic buildings and residences are wheelchair-accessible, and there is Wi-Fi access across the campus.

Our campus is designed to make you feel like you belong here – in this Christian community. It is a supportive and caring place committed to your academic success, and your personal and spiritual growth. There are people, programs and places throughout the campus to help you develop your creative, athletic, social and spiritual gifts.

Campus

arTs • Studio Theatre

• 1000-seat auditorium

• Art gallery, art studios and music practice rooms

aThleTiCs • Redeemer Sports Complex – 2 artificial turf sports

fields, including the dome for year-round play

• Athletic Centre – including a double gymnasium,

weight room and squash courts

• Outdoor basketball, tennis and beach volleyball courts

residenCes • 43 two-storey townhouse-style residences

• Augustine Hall, a 3-storey apartment-style residence

with 15 units

reCreaTion • On-campus grocery store (The Market), reFresh Food

Court and Williams’ Fresh Cafe

• Student Recreation Centre (completely refurbished!)

• Whaley Teaching Garden and walking paths

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more than 4000 alumni...and counting

84% of full-time faculty have their phd or equivalent

approximately 34% of alumni have gone on to study at over 120 different graduate programs at more than 90 different institutions worldwide

students come from more than 50

different denominations

average class size is 24 students

home to 950+students from

9 provinces, 8 u.s. states & 11 other countries

16:1 student-to-faculty ratio


Redeemer’s campus is located in the Greater Hamilton Area of Ontario, about an hour’s drive from Buffalo, NY, and downtown Toronto.

Hamilton is one of Canada’s largest cities, a vibrant community that features diverse neighbourhoods, music and art festivals, shops and sports teams.

Full of natural beauty and located on the Niagara Escarpment, Hamilton is known as the waterfall capital of the world (see www.cityofwaterfalls.ca) with miles of hiking trails and hundreds of acres of conservation lands.

The Ancaster Meadowlands shopping and entertainment district is within walking distance of the campus, while downtown Hamilton is a short drive (or 20 minutes by bus) from the campus.

h A m i l t o n A n d A n c A s t e r at- a-glance

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Redeemer also plays a role in Hamilton’s dynamic art scene. Many students take part in Hamilton’s monthly Art Crawls, and Professor James Tughan recently opened a gallery downtown to showcase work from Redeemer students and alumni, and from the broader Christian arts community.

w h y G e t i n v o l v e d in the Hamilton art scene?n a m e : professor James Tughan

s T a T e m e n T : hamilton's James north art Crawl

district is perhaps the fastest growing art market in

Canada. The semaphore fellowship, led by heidi brannan,

Chris Cuthill and myself (all redeemer faculty) have

just opened the stunning flagship gallery right in the

centre of it all. This gallery affords redeemer fine art

grads and students an unprecedented opportunity to

get a toe hold in the art marketplace. it gives churches

a chance to engage the art world, and it gives citizens

an opportunity to engage artists speaking in their work

from a Christian perspective.


y o u r f a i T h

Redeemer is first and foremost a Christian university, so every course you take will allow you to integrate your faith into all aspects of your life.

d e g r e e p r o g r a m s

Redeemer University College offers 14 honours majors, 46 majors and 37 minors leading to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Education degree.

y o u r u n i v e r s i T y

University College: A name for an accredited undergraduate university that grants bachelor’s degrees.

Liberal Arts and Science: A degree built on a general core of courses in addition to your specific major concentration.

Bachelor’s Degree: A program of study, also known as an undergraduate degree, that normally takes four years of full-time study to complete.

y o u r C o u r s e s

Core: These foundational courses—which are the heart of Redeemer’s liberal arts and science program—provide a background and context for everything else you will be learning. Within the core, you will have the flexibility to choose courses which develop your gifts, inspire your imagination, and advance your calling.

Concentration: In addition to the liberal arts and science core, you will choose a number of courses in your field of interest. Also known as your major and minor, concentration courses explore specific disciplines in depth.

Electives: These are courses that fall outside your core and concentration requirements. Electives will allow you to study topics you have a great interest in or are passionate about. They give you the opportunity to round out your studies.

Semester: An academic period of 16 weeks. There are 2 full semesters at Redeemer: Fall (September through December) and Winter (January through April). Selected courses are also offered during the Summer. Courses last for the duration of a semester and require 3 hours of class per week.

Credit: University courses are measured in credits. At Redeemer, a semester-long course is worth three credits. For most degree programs, you will need to complete 120 credits—or 40 courses—to graduate.

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y o u r d e g r e e o p T i o n s

General Major: 10-12 courses in a specialized area (concentration).

Four-Year Major: A more indepth study of a subject area, consisting of 14-18 courses in a specific area/concentration.

Honours Major: The most intensive study of a specific subject area/concentration, consisting of 16-20 courses. An honours major is recommended for students considering graduate studies or professional programs.

Minor: A concentration of 6-7 courses in a specific area which complements your main area of study.

Service Area: Opportunities to augment your program by taking 2-4 courses in a particular area.

p r e - p r o f e s s i o n a l p r o g r a m s

Redeemer’s reputation, intimate class sizes and research opportunities provide a strong foundation as you prepare for your career. These defined areas of study, called pre-professional programs, allow you to complete your undergraduate degree at Redeemer and then continue your education at another university or to complete the requirements of a professional organization. Find out more information from the Academic Calendar or on Redeemer’s website.

r e d e e m e r o f f e r s p r e - p r o f e s s i o n a l p r o g r a m s i n :• Accounting, for those who wish to

pursue a CPA, CMA or CGA designation• Medicine or Dentistry• Engineering (see page 36)• Seminary• Law

w h i l e y o u l o o k . . .keep an eye out for these passport stamps!

if they appear in colour, it means there are options specific to that program

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Last year’s winning band had a song recorded, and received coaching and mentoring from music professionals at

Grant Avenue Studio.

Register your band today!

enter your bAnd for the 2nd AnnuAl competition!

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IntErEstEd In CrEAtIvE WrItIng,

MusIC, thEAtrE or Art?

Check out this event to see how Redeemer is the perfect place for studying the Arts.

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Writing emphasis

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h u m a n i T i e s

i n T e r n a T i o n a l s T u d i e s

international relationsinternational development

World Cultures

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p h i l o s o p h y

p h y s i C a l e d u C a T i o nrecreation

p o l i T i C a l s C i e n C e

p s y C h o l o g yClinical focus

experimental focus

r e l i g i o n a n d T h e o l o g yyouth ministry

s o C i o l o g ysociology – social Work

social Work Concentrationsociology Concentration

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For a complete description of all academic programs, check out the Academic Calendar at www.redeemer.ca/calendar

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A r t General Major

S t u d i o A r t Minor

A r t H i S t o r y Minor

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Develop your skills in our modern studios, classrooms and

iMac design lab• Showcase your work, or attend art shows by local and international

artists, in the Redeemer Art Gallery• Participate in local art events like the James Street North Art Crawl• Publish art in Redeemer’s creative publication, The Minstrel• Exhibit a Senior Year Art Show

c A r e e r s : Art students at Redeemer have gone on to work as practicing artists, designers, photographers and art teachers. They have also pursued further studies in art therapy, art history and aesthetics.

explore the relationship between artistic practice, creativity and faith

at the only Christian university in ontario to offer an art major. you will

learn from professors who are active in hamilton’s vibrant art culture and

who are committed to bringing out your best as an artist and also as a person.

your degree will prepare you for working in many different industries and

organizations.

B a c h e l o r o f a r t sProgram options


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A c c o u n t i n g Honours Major; Four-Year Major

M A n A g e M e n t Honours Major; Four-Year Major

M A r k e t i n g Honours Major; Four-Year Major

B u s i n e s s g e n e r A l Major; Minor

s M A l l B u s i n e s s M A n A g e M e n t Minor

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Learn essential theories, models, and concepts, including biblical

principles for business—Discover Business in Him• Experience small classes, group work, case studies, simulations, client

projects, field trips, presentations, guest speakers and interactive training—Get the RUC advantage!

c A r e e r s : After Redeemer, you will be ready to pursue a rewarding career, a professional designation or graduate school. Career opportunities abound for graduates of our Business Program, in areas such as auditing, taxation, financial analysis, banking, marketing communications, market research, public relations, sales, human resources, financial planning, entrepreneurship and law. Our goal is to help you serve Him now and in the future.

Catch the vision of redeemer’s business program where you will learn to

serve Christ in numerous business careers. We want to prepare you to become

an employee, manager, employer or entrepreneur of integrity so that you

live for him in the workplace.


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A c c o u n t i n g Honours Major; Four-Year Major

M A n A g e M e n t Honours Major; Four-Year Major

M A r k e t i n g Honours Major; Four-Year Major

B u s i n e s s g e n e r A l Major; Minor

s M A l l B u s i n e s s M A n A g e M e n t Minor

c o - o p p r o G r A m : discern where you should be and recognize the relevance of your course work through two, 8-month paid work placements. you will practice what you learn and gain invaluable experience as you do so!

for more on our Co-op program, see page 46.

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L i t e r a t u r e C o n C e n t r a t i o n Honours Major; General Major; Minor

W r i t i n g C o n C e n t r a t i o n Honours Major; General Major; Minor

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• The Canada Council of the Arts Poetry Reading Series allows you to

interact with award-winning writers on campus• Attend readings and performances at venues such as the Hamilton Poetry

Centre, the Eden Mills Festival and the Stratford and Shaw Festivals• Gain valuable experience with Redeemer’s student paper, The Crown• Contribute to Redeemer’s creative writing publication, The Minstrel• Participate in off-campus study programs like the Crandall-Oxford

Programme in England

c A r e e r s : Redeemer’s English graduates have gone on to work as freelance writers, teachers, professors, poets, editors, journalists and communications professionals. An English degree can also open doors to many careers in business and the arts.

The art of putting thought into words is one of god’s great gifts to us, and a

reflection of his own amazing creativity. at redeemer, you will meet people

who share your love of language and literature, and are committed to using

these gifts to honour the lord who has given them. you will also develop

the communication and comprehension skills that today’s employers value.

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french has an important role in Canada of course, but it is also used widely

across europe and africa. here you will be prepared to interact confidently

with francophone cultures around the world. but what distinguishes

french at redeemer is our commitment to help you develop your gifts so

that you will be better equipped to serve and interact, both linguistically

and culturally, with whomever god chooses to put in your path.

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Opportunities to study French language and culture in Quebec and/or

the Sorbonne in Paris• French majors in the concurrent education program can be placed in one

of the many French immersion schools in the Golden Horseshoe• Social and cultural activities in French• A fully equipped language lab

c A r e e r s : Redeemer’s French graduates have found employment as development workers in Francophone countries, teachers in Christian and public schools, bilingual employees at libraries, national parks, media outlets and in a host of businesses and service organizations.

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W r i t i n g C o n C e n t r a t i o n Honours Major; General Major; Minor

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Study off-campus with programs like the Crandall-Oxford Study

Programme in England• Speak with visiting scholars and experts at guest lectures• Join the History Learning Community for trips and excursions to

historically significant sites

c A r e e r s : Redeemer’s History graduates are well-qualified for careers in politics, international organizations, public service, higher education and not-for-profit organizations. History majors have pursued graduate opportunities in a wide variety of areas, including journalism, international public policy, library and information science, law and seminary.

H i s t o r y Honours Major; General Major; Minor

To study history is to study human beings in all their creativity and

brokenness, cruelty and heroism, despair and hope. by studying history at

redeemer, you’ll gain profound insight into how that age-old struggle has

shaped the world. you will also learn about the epic developments of modern

history, from earth-shattering wars to earth-shaking ideas. along the way,

you’ll strengthen your skills in writing, speaking, and logical thinking in

ways that will enable you to serve god effectively in the marketplace and

the public square.

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Study development in Costa Rica through the Au Sable Institute• Combine service and practical learning through internships with

organizations like the Laurentian Leadership Centre, World Vision and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)

• Participate in lectures with visiting scholars from around the world

c A r e e r s : The International Studies program is designed to prepare students for careers in government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international business, cross-cultural evangelism or any other field that requires an understanding of international issues.

War, hunger, pollution and terrorism routinely cross international

boundaries in our globalized world. so do ideas, goods and foreign aid. and

because these things cross the boundaries between academic disciplines

too, in the international studies program you’ll take courses in subjects

ranging from politics and religion to economics and community development.

you’ll be given the tools to become part of the solution, because we believe

in equipping students to bring peace where there is conflict, justice

where there is oppression, and hope where there is despair. after all, in an

interconnected world, the answer to Jesus’ question, “Who is my neighbour?”

extends to every corner of the earth.

I n t e r n a t I o n a l S t u d I e S – Honours Major (International

Development, International Relations, World Cultures); General Major; Minor

H i s t o r y Honours Major; General Major; Minor

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Access to several grand pianos, a 26-stop Baroque organ and a

harpsichord• Use of a soundproof keyboard lab, large recording studio, theatre

auditorium, and several practice studios• Participate in a range of musical ensembles, from choirs to orchestral

groups to jazz ensembles• Collaborate with the Theatre Arts Department in presenting musical

productions

c A r e e r s : Studying Music at Redeemer provides you with a solid foundation for a career in performance, music education or music ministry. Several of our graduates have also gone on to study in advanced degree programs around the world.

M u s i c General Major; Minor

find your place in the music department at redeemer. Join your voice

with others in song while participating in Concert or Jazz Choir, or tune

your instrument to play in redeemer’s orchestra, jazz combos or other

ensembles. develop your god-given talents in private lessons with caring

and experienced artists. grow to understand your calling in a place that

values you as an individual and that challenges you to grow and excel in

the classroom, in the practice hall and on the stage.



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P h i l o s o P h y General Major; Minor

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Kuyper’s Café offers ongoing conversations with fellow students, faculty

and guests about the things that matter most in our lives• Explore the relationship between the Bible and philosophy, and the

contours of a Christian worldview

c A r e e r s : Some Philosophy alumni pursue graduate degrees in order to teach at the university or college levels. Philosophy also provides an excellent foundation for pursuing a career in law or Christian ministry.

philosophy—“the love of wisdom”—is a fundamental activity for all people

to engage in, and is central to all academic disciplines. for those who

worship the god of Knowledge and Wisdom, philosophy is especially vital

to growing as image bearers of god. philosophy will teach you to think

logically and critically, skills indispensable in, as the apostle peter puts

it, “giving a reason for the hope within you.”

M u s i c General Major; Minor


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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Field studies, seminars, internships and experiential learning

opportunities• Excellent learning and practice facilities, including a kinesiology lab• Fundamental activity courses in various sports, such as gymnastics,

outdoor education and fitness training• On-campus employment in the Athletic Centre or at Redeemer’s

Summer RAYS Camp

c A r e e r s : Redeemer graduates have gone on to work as recreational therapists, kinesiologists, teachers, activation directors, sports ministry coordinators and more. A Physical Education major, combined with a minor in Biology, is excellent preparation for graduate or professional studies.

physical education at redeemer is more than just fun and games. it explores

human movement in a way that honours how you were made. you will come to a

deeper understanding of the human body, while learning how to help others

share your enjoyment of sports and play. human movement, play, games,

sports and athletics are seen as god’s gifts for his people that are to be

developed and enjoyed.

P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n Honours Major; General Major; Minor

R E c R E a t i o n General Major; Minor

c o a c h i n g Minor

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Off-campus study programs in North America, Latin America and

Jerusalem• A semester in Ottawa studying and interning at the Laurentian

Leadership Centre• The Social Justice Team organizes events and an annual conference that

provide opportunities to put into practice some of what you learn

c A r e e r s : Graduates from the Political Science program have gone on to leadership roles in government, business, labour relations, law, ministry and academics. Others have worked as researchers, professors, union representatives and corrections officers.

P o l i t i c a l S c i e n c e General Major; Minor

your world is changing rapidly, and studying political science at redeemer

will help you develop a Christian context for understanding and shaping

change on a local and on a global level. you will learn how to support your

passion for justice with the call to love god and your neighbours.

P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n Honours Major; General Major; Minor

R E c R E a t i o n General Major; Minor

c o a c h i n g Minor

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C l i n i C a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours Major

E x P E r i m E n t a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours Major

P s y C h o l o g y General Major; Minor

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Gain hands-on experience (and possible future employment) by

completing an internship for course credit• Participate in “Psychchats,” a series of presentations on current topics in

psychology led by guest speakers, faculty, alumni or senior students• Join faculty and students for discussion and film nights relevant to

different aspects of psychology

c A r e e r s : Redeemer Psychology graduates have found employment as counsellors, intake workers, psychometricians, managers of day care facilities, support therapists, child and youth workers and personal support workers.

psychology is a broad field, ranging from the lofty quest to understand

human beings in a theoretical and scientific way, to the very practical

desire to transform human life for the better. at redeemer, you’ll wrestle

with psychology in all its diversity and depth. Join your professors in

seeing how faith commitments inevitably shape all psychological work, and

how Christ offers coherence and wholeness to the discipline, to ourselves,

and to those we seek to help.

Psychology

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Mission/ministry conferences that count toward course credit• Study in places such as Spain, or through off-campus study programs

such as the Mission Study Center in Connecticut• Work alongside professors who have spent many years in ministry in a

variety of settings

c A r e e r s : Graduates of the Religion and Theology Program have worked as teachers, pastors, professors, missionaries, chaplains, camp directors, youth ministry leaders and counsellors.

religion and Theology at redeemer is designed to help you understand the

development of Christianity within its global and historical context. it

is an excellent way to enter a career in ministry, but it also complements

and creates a strong foundation for a career in social work, psychology,

business or other fields.

R e l i g i o n a n d T h e o l o g y Honours Major; General Major; Minor

y o u T h M i n i s T R y General Major

M i s s i o n a n d M i n i s T R y Minor

C l i n i C a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours Major

E x P E r i m E n t a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours Major

P s y C h o l o g y General Major; Minor

Religion

t h e o l o g yand

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S o c i o l o g y - S o c i a l W o r k Honours Major – Social Work Concentration

S o c i o l o g y - S o c i a l W o r k Honours Major – Sociology Concentration

S o c i o l o g y General Major; Minor

S o c i o l o g y - S o c i a l W o r k General Major; Minor

S o c i a l S t u d i e S General Major

S o c i a l W o r k Minor

i n t e r d i S c i p l i n a r y M i n o r S Social Justice; Disability and Society,

Criminal Justice

do you have a sense that there are a lot of things wrong with the world?

That a lot of people need help? at the heart of sociology and social Work is

a desire to understand the world and to make it a better place. as Christians,

the centre of our calling is to minister to the “least of these” as Christ’s

servants in this world.

These majors explore and seek to understand patterns of human social life,

why people act, think and believe as they do within societies, as well as how

to help those who need it. The great thing about studying sociology and

social Work at redeemer is you never know where god will take you.

Sociology-

Social Work

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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Join the North American Association of Christians in Social Work• Visit correctional institutes, native centres and inner-city missions• Become part of a number of clubs that deal with social justice issues in

our community and around the world

c A r e e r s : Redeemer Sociology-Social Work graduates have found employment in schools, social agencies, mission and ministry organizations, not-for-profits and non-governmental aid organizations.

students in the social Welfare policy course spent a couple of days in ottawa this past year. as part of their course, the students analyzed federal social welfare policy and then presented their analysis and recommendations to one of three members of parliament. They also observered a human resources development house committee, toured the parliament buildings and sat in on Question period.

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something special happens when we create theatre at redeemer -- we

establish a community that tells stories of god, his people and his world.

you will be challenged to think and respond authentically, whether you

are on stage in the spotlight or working behind the scenes. because you were

created to be fully alive, Theatre arts uses the whole human being—body,

mind and spirit—to tell these stories.

T h e a T r e a r T s General Major; Minor

P e r f o r m a n c e General Major; Minor

D r a m a T i c a r T Minor

THEATRE ARTS



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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Participate in semi-annual mainstage performances or in several

smaller plays produced throughout the year• Experience the Hollywood film industry through the Los Angeles Film

Studies Center• Spend a semester studying drama in Oxford, England• Attend theatre trips to the Stratford Festival, the Shaw Festival and

Theatre Aquarius• Perform in Redeemer’s 1,000-seat Auditorium or the 70-seat

Studio Theatre

c A r e e r s : Theatre graduates have gone on to work as teachers, directors, actors/actresses, production managers and costume designers.

T h e a T r e a r T s General Major; Minor

P e r f o r m a n c e General Major; Minor

D r a m a T i c a r T Minor

scene from last february’s mainstage production, south pacific

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B a c h e l o r o f e d u c a t i o n

b A c h e l o r o f e d u c A t i o n

your knowledge, skills and understanding will be enhanced through 75

days of practicum placements in three different schools, working with

experienced ontario Certified associate teachers and faculty associates.

When you’ve completed the program, you will have the professional

knowledge, skills and understanding needed to be a successful teacher and

a leader in education.

accredited by the ontario

College of Teachers,

redeemer’s education

program provides

opportunities to teach in

public, separate Catholic,

independent religious,

independent non-

religious, first nations

and international

schools.

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c o n c u r r e n t o r c o n s e c u t i v eThere are two paths to completing Redeemer’s Teacher Education Program:

The Concurrent Program enables you to integrate two degrees into five years of study. Along with the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree you are earning at Redeemer, you will take the education courses and practica necessary to also earn a Bachelor of Education.

The Consecutive Program is a three-semester program open to students who have already completed a bachelor’s degree at an accredited university.

G r A d e d i v i s i o nRedeemer’s Bachelor of Education Program will prepare you to teach at the Primary/Junior Level (Kindergarten through Grade 6) or at the Junior/Intermediate Level (Grades 4 through 10).

If you wish to teach at the Junior/Intermediate level, you must have at least six semester-long courses in one of the following teaching subjects:• Dramatic Arts• English• French as a Second Language• Geography• Health & Physical Education• History• Mathematics• Music - Instrumental• Music - Vocal• Religious Education• Science - General• Visual Arts

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Attend numerous seminars and workshops presented by engaging

professionals and experienced educators• Develop a broad perspective on teaching in Ontario’s diverse schools by

volunteering in our Reading Assistance Program/Literacy Enhancement Placement (RAP/LEP) program or by choosing a practicum in an inner-city, rural, international, First Nations or private school

• Make use of our Teacher Education Resource Centre which contains curriculum documents, teaching materials, children’s literature and a range of educational software

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b i o l o g ygeneral science

C h e m i s T r yChemistry and physics

C o m p u T e r s C i e n C eComputer science and mathematics

Computer science and physics

e n v i r o n m e n T a l s C i e n C e

h e a l T h s C i e n C e s

K i n e s i o l o g y

m a T h e m a T i C smathematics and physics

s C i e n C e s T u d i e s

mAjo

rsb A c h e l o r o f s c i e n c e

For a complete description of all academic programs, check out the Academic Calendar at www.redeemer.ca/calendar

p r e - e n g i n e e r i n g : for students interested in engineering, redeemer has arrangements with dordt College (sioux Center, ia) and mcmaster university (hamilton, on). students enrolled in this program may complete their first year of studies at redeemer and then transfer directly into the engineering programs at one of those schools.

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B a c h e l o r o f s c i e n c eProgram options

B i o l o g y Honours Major; Four-Year Major; General Major; Minor

P r e - M e d i c i n e / P r e - d e n t a l General Major

S c i e n c e S t u d i e S General Major

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Gain valuable skills through on-campus employment as an assistant lab

technician, biology tutor or summer science camp leader• Study in our fully-equipped labs, the Whaley Teaching Garden, the

Rooftop Greenhouse, or the Natural Regeneration Site• Pursue off-campus studies at the Au Sable Institute of Environmental

Studies in Michigan, Washington or India, or travel to Belize or New Zealand with the Creation Care Studies Program

c A r e e r s : Your studies in Biology will provide an excellent foundation for entry into medical, nursing, dental or veterinary school. In addition, Biology graduates have gone on to careers as university professors, researchers, conservation biologists, environmental consultants and lab technicians.

investigate the complexity, diversity and intricacy of living organisms,

from molecules to human bodies to ecosystems. Through small class sizes,

inspiring teachers and lots of hands-on experience in the lab and in the

field, you will explore the wonder of god’s creation and learn how to

care for it. you will also see how your faith is interwoven through, and

strengthened by, your studies in biology.

Biology

A M A Z I N G S C I E N C E S


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C h e m i s t r y General Major; Minor

C h e m i s t r y a n d P h y s i C s Four-Year Major; General Major; Minor

s C i e n C e s t u d i e s General Major

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Participate in NSERC Summer Research projects• Take environmental chemistry at the Au Sable Institute of

Environmental Studies in the Great Lakes Forest of Northern Michigan• Analyze data in our well-equipped labs which include spectrometers,

spectrophotometers and chromatography instruments• Experience innovative project-based learning opportunities

c A r e e r s : Among those who have graduated with degrees in chemistry from Redeemer are doctors, teachers, lab technicians, and environmental consultants. Graduates have also pursued further studies in Chemistry, medicine, research, education and technology-related fields.

Chemistry is a fascinating study of the “building blocks” of

matter. it is essential for understanding and addressing current

challenges in human health, the environment and the design of new

materials. Throughout your studies, you will investigate—at the

atomic and molecular levels—the marvelous beauty and order in

god’s creation.

chemistry



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C o m p u t e r S C i e n C e Four-Year Major; General Major; Minor

C o m p u t e r S C i e n C e a n d m a t h e m a t i C S Four-Year Major;

General Major

C o m p u t e r S C i e n C e a n d p h y S i C S General Major

B u S i n e S S a n d C o m p u t i n g General Major (BA)

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Take advantage of the dedicated Computer Science Work Centre,

including the Robotics Laboratory• Learn to develop computer applications for business, government,

individuals and charities• Participate in technical service projects, locally and overseas• Become a teaching assistant

c A r e e r s : Computer Science alumni have gone on to work in industry as software developers, technical writers and information systems analysts. Others have entered the field of education or gone on to further studies in graduate school.

redeemer’s engaging Computer science programs will give you the tools and

knowledge to be fluent in this rapidly evolving field. learn to shape the

digital world, but also learn how it is shaping us. Throughout your studies,

you will be challenged to connect your faith with this brave new world, and

learn the skills necessary to succeed in it.

Computer SCienCe




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B a c h e l o r o f s c i e n c e / a r t sProgram options

E N V I R O N M E N T A L S T U D I E S General Major - BA (Humanities Emphasis)

E N V I R O N M E N T A L S c I E N c E 4 Year Major; General Major -

BSc (Science Emphasis)

E N V I R O N M E N T A L S T U D I E S Minor (Science or Humanities Emphasis)

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Our unique program allows you to emphasize the humanities or sciences• Get hands-on experience at our on-campus Natural Regeneration Site or

participate in NSERC Summer Research alongside your professors• Pursue studies at The Au Sable Institute in Michigan, Washington or Costa

Rica or at the Creation Care Study Program in Belgium or New Zealand• Explore environmental issues in our fully equipped laboratories at the

Whaley Teaching Garden or on our Rooftop Greenhouse• Join the Green Team, a club for students passionate about the environment

c A r e e r s : Students have gone on to graduate studies in Environmental Studies and in Urban Planning. Others have gained employment in fields as diverse as outdoor education, waste management and environmental consulting.

humanity faces environmental challenges that are complex and multi-

faceted. grow in your calling as god’s steward by being equipped with

the knowledge and skills you need to care for his creation. Through your

classes, hands-on learning in labs and in the field, as well as off-campus

study opportunities, you will be equipped to make the informed decisions

needed to initiate change.

EnvironmEntal studiEs




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p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Incorporate a Christian perspective and adopt a holistic approach to

health and wellness• Take courses in Environmental Health and related topics at the Au Sable

Institute of Environmental Studies in Puget Sound, Washington• Participate in an internship in either an applied or research setting

connected to health and well-being• Network and interact with professionals in the field of Health Sciences

as you learn to apply the knowledge and skills you have acquired in the classrooms and labs

c A r e e r s : Be ready to capitalize on a variety of career opportunities such as healthcare administration, health education and promotion and research at the community, provincial or national level. There are positions available in hospitals and clinics and in non-profit organizations.

redeemer’s health sciences program highlights the biological, environmental,

psychological, spiritual and social aspects of health and well-being. it is

ideal for students who want to pursue a career in health-related fields. This

degree program takes a multidisciplinary approach to the study of health,

wellness and disease in human communities. it provides a solid academic

foundation and the applied knowledge to help you serve others in the high-

demand fields of healthcare, and in health and wellness-related industries.

H e a l t H S c i e n c e S Honours Major

health

sc i e n c e s




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K i n e s i o l o g y Honours Major

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Work with organizations that provide help to those with special needs

through motor rehabilitation support and fitness leadership• Learn in our fully-equipped metabolic, neuromuscular, biomechanical,

developmental and psychomotor labs• Completion of this program prepares students for Ontario Kinesiology

Association (OKA) certification• Enjoy opportunities for coaching, scorekeeping, and convening

c A r e e r s : A Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology is excellent preparation for a career in medicine, rehabilitation, fitness and wellness or science. Redeemer graduates have gone on to work as recreational therapists, kinesiologists, teachers, activity directors and sports ministry coordinators.

Kinesiology, now a registered profession under the health profession

act, is a rapidly growing field of sport science. redeemer’s Kinesiology

program will challenge you to understand human movement in the exciting

fields of health, sport and well-being.

Kinesiology




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M a t h e M a t i c s Honours Major; General Major; Four-Year Major; Minor

M a t h e M a t i c s a n d P h y s i c s Honours Major

c o M P u t e r s c i e n c e a n d M a t h e M a t i c s General Major

P r e - e n g i n e e r i n g

p r o G r A m h i G h l i G h t s• Participate with faculty in NSERC-funded summer research in linear

algebra, graph theory and simulation of cloud dynamics• Work with mathematical software in well-equipped labs• Become a teaching assistant

c A r e e r s : Work towards becoming a programmer, consultant, computer or financial analyst or teacher. Graduates of the Redeemer Mathematics program have gone on to pursue graduate work in geography, theology,weather patterns and pure mathematics.

explore the exciting world of mathematics by finding, exploring,

representing, applying and verifying numerical and spacial patterns of

the creation. understand mathematics in its context, reflecting on its

historical, cultural and philosophical influences.




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research plays a significant role at Redeemer. Faculty, often supported and assisted by their students, explore many corners of God’s creation through a variety of projects, papers and creative activity. One of the unique research

opportunities Redeemer science students have is to participate in the Undergraduate Student Research Awards (USRA) program. Funded by the federal government through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), it allows eligible faculty to hire students each summer to work alongside them on their original research programs.

This year, USRA grants are helping to fund research in environmental toxicology, physics, nuclear magnetic resonance, crystallography and mathematics.

researCh faCTs

• redeemer is a Tri-Council eligible institution,

which means our faculty can hold federal

government grants (nserC, sshrC, Cihr).

• since 2008, redeemer has been awarded more

than $500,000 from government granting

agencies to support research.

• redeemer has funded almost 100 faculty

research projects over the last 5 years.

• student usra recipients receive at least $7,584

– and up to $8,816 -- for participating in this

prestigious summer program.

f a c u l t y r e s e a r c h a t r e d e e m e r


Redeemer students are also eligible for Canada Graduate Scholarships. These prestigious awards, valued at $17,500, are awarded to graduating students as they prepare for master’s and doctoral programs. These are two of the awards that were given to Redeemer grads in the spring of 2013.

redeemer researCh in The neWs!

in 2012, dr. Kevin flaTT, associate professor of history, was featured in a number of newspapers, television and radio programs - including the national post, sun news network and several affiliate stations of CbC radio - for his research on the declining membership of the united Church of Canada.last fall, students in dr. darren brouWer’s analytical Chemistry class (left) performed water quality monitoring of hamilton’s Chedoke Creek watershed. Their findings—that many of the creeks are contaminated with bacteria—were presented at a public meeting that included media, city officials, community groups and the hamilton Conservation authority.

KaTie monsTer was awarded an NSERC Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship to attend McMaster University for her Master of Science, with a research focus in Ecology.

Taylor KraayenbrinK was awarded a SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council)

Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship. He plans to attend the University of

Western Ontario for his Master of Arts in English, with a research focus in Canadian Literature.

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t h e r e A r e A n u m b e r of

ways that you can integrate “in-the-

class” learning and “in-the-field”

work experiences. internships and

volunteer opportunities are great

ways for you to experience and

explore what is available in your

field.

e x p e r i e n t i a l l e a r n i n g

C o - o p e r a T i v e e d u C a T i o n

One of the most effective ways to learn new skills and concepts

is through our Co-Operative Education Program in business.

When you go on co-op work terms related to your studies, you

put theory into practice, explore career possibilities and enhance

your academic journey!

Benefits of Co-operative Education:

• Earn while you learn!

• Gain valuable work experience

• Learn and practice job search skills like networking

• Develop the workforce skills important to employers

• Apply your academic knowledge to real-world situations.

Students in Redeemer’s Business Co-op Program complete

placements in a field relevant to their stream of study. As part

of the program, students participate in career development and

job search classes to prepare them for the process of securing

work-term employment and the transition into the workplace.

As well, students receive encouragement and coaching along

the way.

For more information about the program, visit

www.redeemer.ca/coop.

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w h e r e A r o u n d t h e w o r l d

do you want to go? redeemer allows

you to study at universities and

organizations across the globe, all

while fulfilling your academic

requirements.

O f f - C a m p u s s t u d i e s

Jennifer Budd spent the 2013 winter semester at The Contemporary Music Center in Nashville, TN:

w h A t w A s s o G r e A t about my off-campus experience?

n a m e : Jennifer budd, 3rd year music major from guelph, on

s T a T e m e n T : being at the Contemporary music Center (CmC) was the

adventure of a lifetime. i took classes, trained under music industry

professionals, met with producers and local artists, networked in

the nashville music scene, performed original works every week,

and went on a tour across america. i was literally immersed in all

aspects of contemporary music including song-writing, recording

and performing—with over $1 million dollars of equipment at my

fingertips! i learned more about contemporary music and the music

biz than any classroom could offer.

T r a v e l T o :

• Northern Michigan, the Florida Everglades, Washington’s Pacific Rim and South India through the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies• Nicaragua, for the SPIN Program, in cooperation with the Nehemiah Center

• Vancouver, to study at the Canada Institute of Linguistics• Belize or New Zealand, for the Creation Care Studies program• The Netherlands, as part of the SPICE Program• Ottawa’s Laurentian Leadership Centre• Paris, to study at the Sorbonne• England’s Oxford University

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R A C EREDEEMER UnivERsity CollEgE

experience university-level sciences hands-on, by participating in redeemer’s

amazing sciences race!

expect to:

Race around Redeemer’s entire campus and have lots of fun doing so.

Acquaint yourself with our facilities and the Christian university experience.

Compete against high school science students from all across Ontario.

Experience the sciences at Redeemer by solving clues, conducting experiments, and collecting points along the way!

Register today!TOP PRIZE: A PAIR Of WII SySTEmS!

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shout!in the house

Saturday FEBruary 8, 2014a Black hiStory month cElEBration

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j u s t l i K e more than 900 other

students at redeemer, you are unique,

and our student life staff provides

the personalized attention you need

to succeed and to feel at home in this

community.

d i s c o v e r y o u r p l a c e a t r e d e e m e r

s t u d e n t

Our l e a r n i n g s e r v i C e s staff provides a

variety of flexible and innovative services – such

as tutoring, Study Smart seminars, and learning

strategies – to help you thrive in the classroom, lab

and study hall.

Students with learning disorders or physical,

medical or emotional disabilities can take

advantage of accommodations provided by

d i s a b i l i T y s e r v i C e s. Services can range

from providing extra time to write tests, note taking

support, or use of assistive technologies.

Every student can expect to experience some

challenges adjusting to university, and sometimes

you may want a little more support than your

friends and family can provide. Redeemer

offers p a s T o r a l a n d p e r s o n a l

C o u n s e l l i n g to help you work through those

times.

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Beep! Beep! Beep! Beep!

Hi guys, finishing your homework? I'll do mine later.

Breakfast, to-go!

Mmmm, so good.

See you tonight for

dinner!

In tHe dorM

First period.

not on

Facebook,

honest!

Peter turkStra LIBrary Student LIFe regIStrar'S oFFIce

yikes! Meeting with the registrar's office

. . . Something about my grades?

one more stop at Financial aid about my oSaP papers,

before. . .

redeemer university college is a place that you can call

your home and make the experience your own.

there’s no such thing as a “typical” day at redeemer ,

or a “typical” student, so we decided to follow our friend

Josh (current student) for a day to give you a peek into

life as a redeemer student.

check out Josh’s full day on video (as of august, 2013) at

www.redeeMer.ca/dayIntHeLIFe

day In tHe LIFe

of a redeemer Student

walking to class. Morning

exercise!

Hmmm, I wonder what the

weather is like today...

at tHe MaILBoxeS In tHe coMMonS

HIStory cLaSS In rooM 213, Lecture HaLL

Josh, that’s your alarm, man! get up! Josh! JoSH!

Let’s see . . . no bills. Just the student

newspaper. good!

a library break.

time to catch up on some homework!

Meeting with the "dorm Mom." She’s awesome!

FInancIaL aId

reFreSH Food court

atHLetIc centre Back at tHe dorM

dorM devoS once a week wItH tHe guyS

Hi Josh, will that

be on your ruc

express or cash?

ruc express,

of course!

. . . LuncH!!!

Hey Josh,

nice lunch.

yeah, just grabbing

a quick bite before

my lab.

the lab at last!

Learning about

radiation and

Lighting. very cool

stuff! But, already

thinking about

what to make

for. . .

. . . dInner!

Hmmm . . . can I

put lettuce in

pasta?

Just . . . two . . .

more! then . . .

off . . . to the . . .

soccer dome!

riding in style

to the . . .

. . . doMe! For a

quick pick-up

game of soccer.

Busy day today! Met with a bunch of people. So glad to be back home with the

guys. Hope they like the food.

So how was your day guys? and

how's the food? It's vegetarian.

Smells good, Josh!

not bad Josh, but nothing like my mom’s

pasta. I need Meat.

thank you Lord, for another great day at redeemer, and all the

opportunities to share my faith.

Had some great conversations today.

grades are in good shape! and I plan to

keep them that way, but now, I'm exhausted!!!

time for bed. ahhh yes . . .

tomorrow I have to . . . ZZZZZZ

tHe Market

redeeMer SPortS coMPLex

cHeMIStry LaB

Redeemer offers a wide range of C a r e e r s u p p o r T s e r v i C e s to help you discover what God is calling you to do. There are many resources to help you define and achieve your career and life goals, including an online quiz that identifies the best careers for your personality. Go to www.RUCareerMatched.ca to take advantage of this free service.

Redeemer’s community of i n T e r n a T i o n a l s T u d e n T s continues to grow. To help you integrate into the Redeemer community and to life in Canada, Student Life has a number of programs in place to deal with the technical aspect of studying in Canada – how to get a VISA and health insurance, applying for financial aid, etc.But more than just the paperwork, we are creating an environment where international students can connect and celebrate cultural diversity. ISAAC (International Student Acculturation Advisory Committee), meets monthly for socials and other events, and provides mentorship services for students who are new to Canada.

h o w h A s r e d e e m e r m A d e m e f e e l like this is my home?n a m e : Cameron groenendijk, 4th year mathematics

& group science major from Chemainus, bC

s T a T e m e n T : Coming to redeemer -- from

british Columbia -- has been the best decision of

my life! in the townhouse-style dorms i was able

to make friends instantly, and redeemer’s small

classes eased my transition from high school

to university. Within a week, the professors in

my major knew my name, and if i needed a bit of

extra help, i could just walk into their offices.

i was also able to feel part of this wonderful

community by joining the men's volleyball team

and experiencing the incredible fan support.

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t h i s i s t h e p l A c e to be.

Y o u r N e w A d d r e s s !

We want to see you succeed academically, but more than that, we want you to develop into the person that God has called you to be. Redeemer’s residences are at the centre of that effort, a place where you will be able to grow soCially and spiriTually, and develop the life skills you need to live independently. And hey, you will have a blast doing it!

As you sTudy, eaT, WorK, pray and play together, your housemates will become some of your closest (and lifelong) friends. There are lots of planned activities, from Parking Lot Dinners to dorm devotions, but in the end, you’re pretty much guaranteed to find and hang out with others who share your interests.

Along with your fellow first-years, you will live with a Residence Advisor (RA) – a senior student who will help you with the transition to living on campus. The RA can also help you access the many resources that are available to help you adjust to life on campus.

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townhouse floor plan ground floor

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOMPORCHentrance

dining table

couches

What I like A b o u t d o r m l i f e

n a m e : Justin eisinga, 3rd year sociology/social Work

major from grimsby, on

s T a T e m e n T : living on campus at redeemer -- in

a dorm with 5-6 other people -- has been an enriching

experience. The older students i lived with in my first

year taught me a lot, and living with people who are

altogether different from me has challenged me to

think outside of my own box, broadening my horizons.

however, i am most grateful for the relationships i

have developed from my time living on campus. i have

gained a circle of friends who understand me and

encourage me in all i do.

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

BATHROOM

desk

bed

townhouse floor plan second floor

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l i v i n G o n y o u r o w n is one

thing, but who's going to cook?

m e a l p l a n

if you live on campus, you and your dorm mates will be cooking and eating your own meals (don’t worry—no one has ever starved to death in our dorms). From your morning bowl of Cheerios, a PB&J sandwich at lunch to a roast beef dinner with all the fixings, you have choice and flexibility with what and when you eat.

You’ll pick up your food at The Market, Redeemer’s grocery store, which features a wide selection of groceries, including local produce, chef-prepared meals and an ever-expanding selection of products for those with special dietary needs. The dorms also come complete with all the pots, pans and other utensils you will need to prepare your food—and it’s all included in your housing fees.

Not a cook? Don’t worry – Food Services offers cooking demonstrations, classes and nutritional sessions, and you’ll learn from your RA and housemates.

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What I’ve learned A b o u t c o o K i n G

n a m e : Julie plaisier , 3rd year social Work major

from dorchester, on

s T a T e m e n T : Cooking in residences has taught

me that there is such a thing as too much pasta, and

that dish towels are indeed flammable. but i have

also learned that people are always willing to give a

helping hand, no matter the circumstance or cooking

catastrophe. most importantly, i have developed

friendships while working in the kitchen. Whether

it be while chopping vegetables or cleaning the

eight sets of dishes, there is plenty of time to talk,

strengthen relationships, and of course pick up a few

cooking tips.

There are other dining options as well for both on- and off-campus students:

W i l l i a m s f r e s h C a f é offers gourmet coffees and

teas, muffins, cookies and pastries.

r e f r e s h (Redeemer’s food court) has the best on-campus

meals anywhere. Hot entrées, pizza, waffle bar, soup, made-to-

order deli sandwiches and salads, hot-off-the-grill hamburgers,

poutine and chicken are all on the menu.

There are also v e n d i n g m a C h i n e s if you’ve got the late night munchies.

All students in residence also enjoy a weekly C o m m u n a l m e a l and

m i d n i g h T b r e a K f a s T during exams.


o r i e n t a t i o n

going to university is an exciting adventure that can at times feel like a strange new world. But it won’t take you long to find your place at Redeemer. Even before you arrive, we’ll be in touch regularly, answering your questions and getting you prepared for your first days on campus.

As soon as you arrive, get ready for a huge, warm (and sometimes wet and muddy) welcome. LAUNCH, our orientation program, will quickly get you involved in in your new community. Through a variety of service opportunities, worship, social events, and by exploring the campus and the city, you and your fellow first-years will experience what it’s like to be part of this amazing community.

r e c e i v i n G A w A r m w e l c o m e, feeling a sense of

belonging, and contributing to

your new community are the first

steps towards success at redeemer

university College.

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our students, through their active involvement in all sorts of activities and events, make Redeemer a vibrant community where there is always something going on. These are not just distractions – they are opportunities to grow and develop your gifts and skills, all while having fun and meeting

people who share and enjoy the same interests as you. Getting involved in these activities will make your Redeemer experience unforgettable.

In the fine arTs, you can sing in the ConCerT Choir, play in our orchestral ensemble sinfonia, perform in a drama production, go on an Art Crawl in downtown Hamilton or talk with some of Canada’s best poets when they visit Redeemer as part of the Canada CounCil poeTry readings series.

The CroWn, Redeemer’s student newspaper, and The minsTrel, the creative writing magazine, provide an outlet for writers. anno domini, the yearbook, is also a student publication.

Redeemer’s sTudenT senaTe partners with students to encourage involvement and service to students, the University and the wider community.

There are also clubs for those interested in

things as diverse as rock climbing, improv

comedy, exploring the outdoors and air

switch. In fact, if there’s something that you

want to do, there’s likely a club for it already.

And if not, we’ll help you set one up!

clubs

a c t i v i t i e s

and

M a t c h y o u r P a s s i o n w i t h

a c t i o n

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Outreach and

engagement

c o m m u n i t y

o u r c o m m u n i t y i s b i G G e r than our campus, and you will find

many opportunities to serve locally

and beyond.

l e a r n a n d s e r v e

like most big cities, Hamilton has plenty of needs, and Redeemer students have been having an impact here for 30 years. Our CommuniTy serviCe-learning offiCe coordinates the many different projects with which students are

involved, including services to refugees, at-risk youth and those with mental and physical challenges.

Redeemer also partners with TrueCiTy, an organization of Hamilton churches, for Cross CulTure. These one-day service outings introduce students to community organizations that are making a difference.

What’s it like to be involved?

melissa hoogeboom tells how

she was impacted by her work

in downtown hamilton. view the

video at www.redeemer.ca/csl.

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ministry and worship

l i v e y o u r f a i t h

w e A r e A c o m m u n i t y of

believers serving one god. yet our

community is also diverse, with students

coming from more than 50 denominations.

You will find many different ways to live out your faith. Some of these – like our weekly chapel service and our monthly

ChurCh-in-the-Box worship service – are community-wide, organized events.

But faith also grows in dorm devotions and small groups, on mission trips and serviCe projeCts, in classroom discussions and late night conversations, and in countless other planned activities or informal instances where the Spirit is moving. At Redeemer, you will find places and opportunities for you to discover what it means to live in a way that honours who you are, who God is, and how to grow in Him.

How I’ve grown spiritual ly A t r e d e e m e r

n a m e : Justin olthof, 4th year business major

(management stream) from King City, on

s T a T e m e n T : at redeemer, my faith has

evolved from something i merely ‘do’ to

something that i live out passionately every

day. Through weekly chapel, times of worship,

personal and group devotions, and through

faculty who explore the gospel’s message in all

disciplines, redeemer has encouraged me to ask

difficult questions. That has not only changed

how i live out my faith, but it has caused my

personal relationship with the lord to grow

tremendously.

Wednesday

morning

Chapel

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Campus reCreaTionStaying fit and healthy (and having a fun time doing it) is a great way to balance the demands of being a student.

redeemer’s aThleTiC CenTre is fully equipped with treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary bikes, and free weights. The Centre has two full-size squash courts, lighted tennis courts, a gymnasium, as well as outdoor basketball and beach volleyball courts.

The redeemer sporTs Complex includes two artificial turf fields, each with lights and bleachers, and a fieldhouse with change rooms, washrooms, offices, and concessions. The stadium field is covered with an inflatable dome for use all year long.

All students have free access to Redeemer’s Athletic Centre and Sports Complex to work out on their own or to get together with friends for a quick pick-up game.

Redeemer also hosts an extensive intramural program in a wide range of sports and games, all at various skill levels. From beach volleyball and dodgeball to soccer and baseball, intramural sports provide a great opportunity for you to hang out with fellow students, laugh, sweat, play and build relationships.

a t h l e t i c s

w h A t e v e r y o u d o , whether

training, playing, competing or

cheering others on, find your game

at redeemer.

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beCome a royalFor those looking for a more intense competitive experience, Redeemer has varsity teams (men’s and women’s) in soccer, volleyball, basketball, cross-country, indoor soccer and badminton. Playing the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA), the Redeemer Royals have won several provincial medals in recent years and have hosted championships in a number of sports.

The ulTimaTe fan experienCeAthlete or not, you can be part of the ultimate fan experience by becoming a Loyal Royal. This membership program for Redeemer fans will set you up with some cool swag and brand you as part of what the OCAA calls “the best and loudest fan base in Ontario.“

We are looking for elite athletes with character and great leadership abilities. royal recruit days are visit events where you can learn more about redeemer’s varsity program. fill out the “become a royal” form at

www.RedeemerRoyals.ca for your chance to be invited to one of these events and to learn more about our athletic scholarships.

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a p p l y i n g t o r e d e e m e r

b e G i n y o u r t r i p at

www.redeemer.ca/apply to submit your

application. Check the list below for

deadlines and to ensure that you have

all the necessary pieces for your

application.

Online Application – www.redeemer.ca/apply $40 Fee (waived if your application is received by January 31) Personal Recommendation Official Transcript(s)

a p p l i C a T i o n C h e C K l i s T :

Specif ic Admissions Requirements on the next fold-out pages.

f a l l T e r m a d m i s s i o n s d e a d l i n e s :

January 31 Last date for $40 application fee waiverFebruary 15 Leadership and Entrance Athletic ScholarshipsMarch 31 Financial Aid ApplicationApril 30 Residence ApplicationMay 31 Notice of Acceptance & Enrollment Deposit ($250; After May 31, $400)June 15 Enrollment deposit becomes non-refundable

HOME-SCHOOLED STUDENTS ADDITIONAL REqUIREMENTS:

Learning Portfolio ACT or SAT scores

U.S. STUDENTS ADDITIONAL REqUIREMENTS:

ACT or SAT scores

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ADDITIONAL REqUIREMENTS:

ACT or SAT scores (if applicable) TOEFL (if applicable)

W i n T e r T e r m a d m i s s i o n s d e a d l i n e s :

November 30 Application deadline Financial Aid Application Residence ApplicationDecember 15 Notice of Acceptance & Enrollment Deposit ($400) Enrollment deposit becomes non-refundable










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R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R O N T A R I O S T U D E N T S

Bachelor of arts or science

• ENG4U• 5additional4U/Mcourses• 65%averageintheabove6courses

R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R S T U D E N T S O U T S I D E O N T A R I O

QueBec • 1yearGeneralCÉGEP• ProvincialExaminationGrades

other Provinces • Averageof65%in5or6seniorlevelcourses• Meetprovincialrequirementsforuniversityacceptance

R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R S T U D E N T S O U T S I D E c A N A D A

united states • HighSchoolDiploma• Compositescoreof20onACTor940onSAT(critical

readingandmath)

British system of education

• GeneralCertificateofEducation(GCE)• Averageof“C”on5subjectsinboth“O”and“A”levels

international • Meetcountryrequirementsforuniversityacceptance• EnglishProficiencyRequirements• Visitwww.redeemer.ca/apply/internationalformore

information

R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R h O M E - S c h O O l E D S T U D E N T S

home-schooled or ace Programs

• Compositescoreof20onACTor940onSAT(criticalreadingandmath)

• Grade12equivalency• Atleast5Grade12Levelsubjects,includingEnglish• LearningPortfolio(downloadfrom

www.redeemer.ca/learningportfolio)

E D U C A T I O N P R O G R A M R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Bachelor of education - concurrent Program

• Applyafter1full-timeyearatRedeemer• MinimumGPAof6.5ona12.0scale• EDU021-ClassroomObservation

Bachelor of education - consecutive Program

• Separateapplicationrequirements(Seewww.redeemer.ca/BEd)

• Requiresabachelor’sdegreefromanaccrediteduniversity

R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R M A T U R E & T R A N S F E R S T U D E N T S

mature students

• 21yearsofagebeforeendofacademicyear• Havenotattendedschoolonafull-timebasisforatleast

twoyears• Demonstratepotentialforacademicsuccessthrough

lettersofreference,collegeentrancetestscoresand/ortranscriptsforanysecondaryschoolwork

transfer students

• Transfercreditsmaybegrantedforliberalartsandsciencecourses

• Studentswithfewerthaneightfour-monthcoursesatapostsecondaryinstitutionareconsideredbasedonhighschoolandcollege/universitygrades

universities • MinimumC-(60%or4.0ona12.0scale)average

BiBle colleges • MinimumB-(70%or7.0ona12.0scale)average

colleges of aPPlied arts & technology

• MinimumB-(70%or7.0ona12.0scale)average

If you are interested in pursuing a specific program, there may be additional courses required.

Questions? Contact Recruitment at any time. We would be happy to answer any questions you have.

Email: [email protected] | Fax: 905.648.9545 Phone: 905.648.2139 x4280 | Toll-free: 1.800.263.6467 Address: 777 Garner Road East, Ancaster, Ontario, Canada L9K 1J4

or CHAT with a Counsellor at: www.redeemer.ca/chat

A D D I T I O N A L G r A D e 1 2 / 4 U U N I v e r s I T y P r e P A r A T O r y

C O U r s e s r e Q U I r e D F O r s P e C I F I C M A J O r s

Biology • Biology• Chemistry• CalculusandVectors

Business • AdvancedFunctions(recommended)• MathematicsofDataManagement(recommended)

chemistry • Chemistry• CalculusandVectors• Physics(recommended)

computer science

• CalculusandVectors

education • French(recommended)• Mathematics(recommended)

environmental studies

• Biology(scienceemphasisoption)• Chemistry(four-yearsciencemajoronly)

french • French

health sciences • Biology• Chemistry• CalculusandVectors

kinesiology • Biology• Chemistry(recommended)• AdvancedFunctions(recommended)

mathematics • CalculusandVectors• DataManagementorGeometry(recommended)

physical education

• Biology(recommended)• Physics(recommended)

physics • CalculusandVectors• Physics(recommended)

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U n d e r g r a d U a t e a d m i s s i o n

r e Q U i r e m e n t s

To make your Redeemer education affordable, we provide a range of

scholarships, bursaries and on-campus employment opportunities. For

example, if you have a 77% average or higher, you will automatically be

awarded an entrance scholarship worth at least $1,300. In addition to these

resources, Redeemer students qualify for federal and provincial loans,

including OSAP, Stafford Loans and other external funding opportunities.

H o w R e d e e m e R C a n H e l p

Redeemer offers several programs to help reduce your costs and make a Christian university education accessible:• Scholarships are awarded to students based on academic achievement,

athletics, volunteer service or leadership gifts (see next panel)• Bursaries are based on financial need and do not require repayment • On-CampusEmployment gives students the chance to earn while you learn • TheRedeemerStudentFundLoan is also based on financial need. 20%

of these loans are forgiven for each academic year you complete

W h e r e e l s e C a n y o u F i n d h e l p ?

Redeemer students do qualify for the government student financial aid programs in Canada (including OSAP) and the U.S. As well, some employers, churches, community organizations, and businesses offer scholarships or bursaries to students pursuing post-secondary education.

N e x t S t e p S a N d S c e N a r i o S

Redeemer will work alongside you and your family to help you identify all possible resources for financing your education.

The best place to start is www.redeemer.ca/financing. There you can also take advantage of online tools to estimate the amount of financial assistance you qualify for.

You will also find real examples of how some students financed their education. These are real students (we changed their names), and their scenarios are typical. Learn how:• Rebecca, a student from Ontario, received $21,031 in financial aid • Neil, from New York, obtained more than $17,500 in loans and grants• Micah paid less than $3,900 in out-of-pocket expenses and • Elizabeth, from BC, was able to earn more than $6,000 in scholarships alone

We look forward to showing you just how truly affordable a Redeemer education is!

Automatic Entrance ScholarshipsAll students are automatically considered for entrance scholarships based on the average of the six Grade 12 university preparation courses in which they have the highest grades.

Value of Automatic Entrance ScholarshipsBoard of Governors (90%+): $3,600Presidential (85-89.9%): $2,600Honours (80-84.9%): $1,800Merit (77-79.9%): $1,300

Academic Achievement Scholarships In addition to the Entrance Scholarships, Redeemer awards 10 students with strong grades who have a completed application for admission submitted to Redeemer by March 31. These awards are $2,500 each, renewable up to four years.

Leadership Scholarships Applications for Redeemer Leadership Scholarships (20 available at $2,000) and SunLight Foundation Leadership Scholarship (3 available at $2,500) are due by February 15.

Athletic ScholarshipsAll awards are assessed by students applying to “Become a Royal.”

S o W h a t a r e t h e C o S t S ?

TuiTion : Full-time tuition ................$14,290 for the 2012-2013 academic year

Residence & Food Plan:

Residence ..........................$4,392Food Plans available:Bronze ................................$2,040Silver ..................................$2,240Gold ....................................$2,440

oTheR exPenses: student Fees .....................$505 (full-time)Textbooks and supplies* ..$1,000 (approximately) *depending on your program

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f i n a n c i n g y o u re d u c a t i o n

A s i g n i f i c A n t p A r tof your university preparation

will include financial planning.

From tuition and fees to

government assistance, we can

help you make your education

accessible.

H o w F i n a n c i a l a i d p r o g r a m s have helped meN a m e : Stephanie Nunez, 4th year english major from

midland, ON

S t a t e m e N t : Since my first year at Redeemer, I

have been so incredibly blessed to receive financial

aid through academic scholarships, bursaries, and

loans. Redeemer's Financial aid programs have allowed

me to continue to grow as a student and as a Christian

in this wonderful community. this support has been a

big part of making my university education not only a

possibility, but a success.

TAx CrEdiT AdvAnTAgEs

In Canada, tuition payments are eligible

for non-refundable tax credits, which

can be used to lower income tax payable.

The higher the tuition, the larger your

tax credit. Any unused portion can either

be carried forward to future years, or

transferred to parents—which can add up

to significant savings!

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