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Come for a Visit ........................... 4Your Campus ............................... 6Your Community ......................... 8An A+ Destination ..................... 45Co-op and Experiential Learning 46Off-Campus Studies .................. 47Your NEW! Address .................. 48Student Activities and Services 50Athletics .................................... 52Admission Requirements ......... 58Financing Your Education ......... 60

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Bachelor of Arts ....................... 12Art ............................................. 13Business ................................... 14English ...................................... 16French ....................................... 18History ....................................... 19International Studies ................ 20Music ......................................... 21Philosophy ................................. 22Physical Education .................... 23Political Science........................ 24Psychology ................................ 25Religion and Theology .............. 26Youth Ministry ........................... 27Sociology/Social Work .............. 28Theatre Arts .............................. 30

Bachelor of Education .............. 32

Bachelor of Science ................. 34Biology ...................................... 36Chemistry .................................. 37Computer Science .................... 38Environmental Studies ............. 39Health Science .......................... 40Kinesiology ................................ 42Mathematics ............................. 43Physics ...................................... 44

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S T A Y F O R T h E E x P E R i E N C E …

C A m P U S V i S i T d A Y S are specific events scheduled throughout the fall and winter, and which include an overnight option – a great way to experience campus life!

P E R S O N A L i z E d V i S i T S are offered year-round for students and their families who would like a customized tour of Redeemer.

R O Y A L R E C R U i T E V E N T S will give athletes the opportunity to learn more about our varsity teams. See page 52 for more details or visit www.redeemer.ca/royals for more information on dates and sports.

C A R E E R , P A R E N T A N d g U i d A N C E E V E N T S are designed for those with a keen interest in Math, Fine Arts, the Sciences, or our (Consecutive) Teacher Education program.

O T h E R E V E N T S : Find out more about Battle of the Bands, Executive Dinners for Parents Only, The A-May-zing Race, SHOUT! in the House - Youth Event and Summer Open Houses, at www.redeemer.ca/visiting.

RSVPs are required for all events so sign up today!

Visiting our campus is one of the best ways to experience “life at Redeemer.” On your visit you will get to: sit in on classes, meet faculty and students, tour the facilities and learn more about the programs and options available to you.

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F A L L 2 0 1 2 C A m P U S V i S i T d A Y SFriday, October 19 (in conjunction with Sibling Weekend)Monday, October 22 (in conjunction with Sibling Weekend)Monday, November 19Friday, November 30

w i N T E R 2 0 1 3 C A m P U S V i S i T d A Y SFriday, January 11Friday, February 1Monday, February 11Monday, March 11Friday, March 15

C A R E E R A N d g U i d A N C E E V E N T S :Thursday, October 11 – Consecutive Education Open HouseThursday, November 1 – Math DayFriday, November 9 – Fine Arts Career Expo (F.A.C.E.)Tuesday, November 13 – Sciences DayTuesday, November 20 – Consecutive Education Open HouseFriday, December 7 – Guidance Counsellor Day Wednesday, January 23 – Consecutive Education Open House

F O R P A R E N T SThursday, November 29 – Parents, Meet the President – Executive DinnerThursday, March 14 – Parents, Meet the President – Executive Dinner

B L A C k h i S T O R Y m O N T h C E L E B R A T i O NFriday, February 8, 2013 – SHOUT! in the House - Youth Event

2 0 1 3 S U m m E R O P E N h O U S E E V E N T S :Friday, May 10 - A-May-zing Race: a fun and interactive opportunity to check us outFriday, June 14Friday, July 12 Friday, August 9

Learn more and register for your event(s) at www.redeemer.ca/visiting. RSVP is required for all events.

Your trip comes equipped with “tour guides” or University Representatives. Their job is to help you plan your trip—from Application to Enrollment—including financial aid, course registration and the highlight of your trip: Check-In Day! They are here to guide you through the entire process of becoming a Redeemer student.

Redeemer’s University Reps focus on specific geographical territories. So whether you are a: high school, home-schooled, international, transfer, or mature student, we have a Rep for you. Go to www.redeemer.ca/YourUniversityRep to connect with the Rep that’s right for you.

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A R T SStudio Theatre •1000-seat auditorium•Art gallery, art studios and music practice rooms•

A T h L E T i C SRedeemer Sports Complex – 2 artificial turf sports fields, •including the dome for year-round playAthletic Centre – including a double regulation-size •gymnasium and weight roomOutdoor basketball, tennis and beach volleyball facilities •

R E S i d E N C E S43 two-storey townhouse-style residences•Augustine Hall, a 3-storey apartment-style residence•

R E C R E A T i O NOn-campus grocery store (The Market), reFresh Food •Court and Williams’ Fresh CafeStudent Recreation Centre•Whaley Teaching Garden, an outdoor environmental lab •and research area

Redeemer’s 86-acre campus, built in 1986, includes the facilities to ensure that your studies are both productive and enjoyable. For example, classrooms are equipped with the technology to help you get the most out of your lectures and labs. Our academic buildings and residences are completely wheelchair-accessible, and there is Wi-Fi access across campus. But since we know that life at Redeemer is more than just classes, we also offer:

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O T h E R F A C T S & F i g U R E S :Home to more than • 900 students from more than 50 different denominations, 9 provinces, 8 U.S. states & 11 other countries 51%• of full-time students live on campus16:1• student-to-faculty ratio Average class size is• 24 students 80%• of full-time faculty have their PhD or equivalent More than • 3500 alumni…and counting Approximately • 34% of alumni have gone on to over 120 different graduate programs at more than 90 different institutions worldwide

The physical facilities only tell part of the story of our campus. What really sets Redeemer apart is the staff, faculty and students working together as a Christian community that is supportive, caring and committed to your academic success. In fact, in the October 2011 Globe and Mail University Report Card, Redeemer was given an A+ for Campus Atmosphere, and ranked as Canada’s most nurturing and supportive university. Go to page 45 to see the complete details of the survey!


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, featuring lots of diverse neighbourhoods, music and art festivals, shops and sports teams. Located on the Niagara Escarpment, Hamilton is known as the waterfall capital of the world (see www.cityofwaterfalls.ca), complete with miles of hiking trails and hundreds of acres of conservation lands. The Ancaster Meadowlands, a shopping and entertainment district, is within walking distance of the campus, while downtown Hamilton is 20 minutes by bus from the campus.

For more information about what Hamilton has to offer, visit www.tourismhamilton.ca.

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o p p o r t u n i t i e s t o s e r v eRedeemer grad, Steven Dykstra ’07, works with a series of downtown Hamilton support organizations to assess Redeemer’s existing involvement in the downtown core. He works to engage more Redeemer students in volunteering and service learning opportunities, including internships and co-op placements.

“I see community engagement as an extension of students’ time and growth

at Redeemer—it’s a chance to put into practice what they’re learning.”

Mike Kleinhuis ‘99, Youth Pastor, Hughson St. Baptist Church

C O m m U N i T Y E N g A g E m E N T Hamilton is a diverse city with unique needs and opportunities. As Redeemer’s home for almost 30 years now, our students have been making a positive impact in the city’s various communities. There are many ways to get involved and make a difference here, like ministering to refugees, working with at-risk youth, or participating with the local arts scene.

Sam Kamminga ‘12, enjoys an evening at one of Hamilton’s monthly Art Crawls


Y O U R F A i T hRedeemer is first and foremost a Christian university, so every course you take will invite you to integrate your faith into all aspects of your life.

d E g R E E P R O g R A m SRedeemer 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 YUniversity 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 SCore: The focus on liberal arts and sciences is developed through participation in a range of core courses. These foundational classes provide a background and context for everything else you will be learning. Within the core, you will have flexibility to choose courses which develop your gifts, inspire your imagination, and advance your calling.

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

Electives: Courses that fall outside the core and concentration requirements. Electives give you the opportunity to study topics you are curious or passionate about.

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.

Y O U R d E g R E E O P T i O N SCombined Honours: A double major at the honours level.

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

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Four-Year Major: An in-depth study of a subject area, consisting of 14-18 courses in a specific area.

General Major: The study of a chosen area of specialization, consisting of 10-12 courses.

Minor: A foundational study of a chosen discipline which complements your main area of study and consists of 6-7 courses.

Service Area: Service areas provide opportunities to augment a major with an investigation of 2-4 courses.

P R E - P R O F E S S i O N A L P R O g R A m SRedeemer’s small class sizes, research opportunities and reputation 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 professional organization to complete their requirements.

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 CA, CMA or CGA designationMedicine or Dentistry•Law•Seminary•Engineering - students can •complete one year at Redeemer then transfer directly to another universityNursing•

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Co-op programs available

Internships available

First-year scholarships available


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

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B U S i N E S S Accounting General Management Marketing Business & Computing

E N g L i S h : Literature Emphasis Writing Emphasis

E N V i R O N m E N T A L S T U d i E S Humanities Emphasis

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P S Y C h O L O g Y Clinical Focus Experimental Focus

R E L i g i O N A N d T h E O L O g Y Youth Ministry

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S O C i O L O g Y – S O C i A L w O R k Social Work Concentration Sociology Concentration

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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 SThe only art degree to be offered by a Christian university in Ontario•Develop your skills in our modern studio classrooms and iMac design lab•Showcase your work or attend other art shows by local and international •artists in the Redeemer Art GalleryParticipate in local art events like the James Street Art Crawl•Publish art in Redeemer’s creative publication,• The MinstrelExhibit a Senior Year Art Show•

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Figure Drawing; Painting; Sculpture; Art History; Computer Art, and more.

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.

Redeemer is an open and supportive place to explore the relationship between artistic practice, creativity and faith. You won’t just learn techniques, but also how art is central to the whole person.

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Art

Save the Date F.A.C.E. CAReeR eVenTFine Arts Career Expo Friday, November 9, 2012

in conjunction with the James Street Art Crawl

FUN FACT: Juliane Van Huizen ‘08 is a Redeemer graduate and the Creative Services Manager responsible for designing this passport you now hold in your hands! She was assisted by Jenna Bos ‘13, a student designer and a current Redeemer Art major. (See page 61 for Jenna’s student statement.)

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A c c o u n t i n g Honours Major, Four-Year Majorg e n e r A l M A n A g e M e n t Honours Major, Four-Year MajorM A r k e t i n g Honours Major, Four-Year MajorB u s i n e s s & c o M p u t i n g General MajorB u s i n e s s General Major; Minors M A l l B u s i n e s s M A n A g e M e n t Minor

Business

C O - O P P R O g R A m Gain invaluable work experience in this five-year

program which includes two eight-month paid

work placements. Put your learning into practice

in small businesses, national or international

firms, government agencies, and not-for-profit

organizations.

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SThe Redeemer Business program will teach you essential business •theories, models and concepts. The hands-on experiences will provide you with valuable exposure to the marketplace and work practices. Your learning experience will feature small interactive classes, team •work, case studies, computer simulations, projects for actual clients, field trips, presentations, and interactive training experiences. Through all this, the Redeemer Business program will equip you to •become a passionate employee, manager, employer, or entrepreneur — eager to serve God and others.

m A S T E R ’ S P R O g R A m SRedeemer’s high academic standards will effectively prepare you for subsequent education, including the MBA or Master of Accountancy. Advanced standing of up to one year may be granted based on business courses taken at Redeemer.

A C C O U N T i N g d E S i g N A T i O N SCourses taken at Redeemer are recognized towards the requirements for all three of Canada’s professional accounting designations: Chartered Accountant, Certified Management Accountant and Certified General Accountant.

n a m e Kevin Adema ‘01 o c c u p a t i o n Managing Director, Incipit Integrated Communications (www.incipit.ca)

s t a t e m e n t Today’s definition of success is not a product of just subject matter excellence but ultimately, a diverse framework that possesses the aptitude to absorb, filter and disseminate toward greater outcomes. Studying at Redeemer achieves this through the culmination of continuous excellence in learning, maintained servitude and Christian ethics – fully equipping tomorrow’s leaders.

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Join people who share your passion for language and literature, and are committed to using these gifts to the best of their ability. Redeemer’s english program will help you develop a love of literature and an appreciation of the writer’s craft as you explore the many aspects of the language’s history and development. By taking advantage of these many opportunities, you will also develop your writing skills.

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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; MinorW r i t i n g c o n c e n t r a t i o n Honours Major, General Major; Minor

English

n a m e Sam Martin ‘05

o c c u p a t i o n Assistant Professor of Creative Writing

at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and author

of two books of fiction: This Ramshackle Tabernacle and

A Blessed Snarl.

s t a t e m e n t Redeemer’s Christ-centred vision

broadened and deepened my worldview, enabling me

to write, think, and teach courageously: to engage the

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writing and reading of stories.

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SFind out how literature still speaks powerfully in the contemporary world •of mass media Enjoy readings by Canadian poets at Redeemer throughout the year. •The Canada Council of the Arts Poetry Reading Series allows for personal interactions with award-winning writersAttend local readings and performances from the Hamilton Poetry Centre, •to the Eden Mills Festival to the Stratford and Shaw Festivals Gain valuable experience with Redeemer’s student paper, • The CrownContribute to Redeemer’s creative writing publication, • The MinstrelParticipate in off-campus study programs like the Crandall-Oxford •Program in England

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Children’s Literature; Literature and the Environment; British Novel; Creative Writing; Journalism; Medieval English Literature; Shakespeare; The Fiction of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis; Canadian Historical Fiction; World Literature in English, and more.

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.

Save the Date F..A.C.E. CAReeR eVenTFine Arts Career Expo Friday, November 9, 2012

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Studying French at Redeemer will introduce you to the beauty and richness of the language as it is used in Canada, europe and Africa. You will learn to speak and write French confidently while exploring the various francophone cultures around the world.

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SOpportunities to study French language and culture in Quebec and/or the •Sorbonne in ParisFrench majors in the concurrent education program can be placed in one of •the numerous French immersion schools in the Golden HorseshoeSocial and cultural activities in French•A fully-equipped language lab•

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : French Theatre and Poetry; French-Canadian Literature; French Civilization; French Literature by Christians, and more.

C A R E E R S : Redeemer 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 a host of businesses and service organizations.

F r e n c h Honours Major, General Major; Minor

French

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The History program at Redeemer enables you to place culture in context as you experience God’s unfolding story. Through a wide range of course offerings, you will develop critical thinking, organization, research, and presentation skills.

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SStudy off-campus with programs like the Crandall-Oxford Study •Program in EnglandDialogue with visiting scholars and experts at guest lectures•Join the History Learning Community for day trips and evening excursions•

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Totalitarianism in the Twentieth Century; History of Film; Religion, Culture and Conflict in Modern Africa; Eastern European History; Vietnam War in U.S. Culture and Film; Islam in Europe, and more.

C A R E E R S : Redeemer’s history grads are well-qualified for careers in politics, international organizations, public service, higher education and not-for-profit organizations. History majors can pursue 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

History

FUn FACT: Redeemer’s President, Dr. Hubert

Krygsman, is a history major!

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enter the field of International Studies by engaging in course material that enables you to understand the complex global issues of economy, justice and development.

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SStudy tropical agricultural development in Costa Rica through the •Au Sauble InstituteCombine service and practical learning through internships with •organizations like the Laurentian Leadership Centre, World Vision, and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : God and Global Order, International Relations, Introduction to African History; International Political Economy; Social Justice; World Religions; Modern Middle East; World Literature Written in English, and more.

C A R E E R S : The International Studies program is designed to help prepare students for careers in government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international business, or cross-cultural evangelism, that require understanding of international issues.

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

International Studies

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Music

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SAccess to several grand pianos, a 26-stop Baroque organ and •harpsichord Use of soundproof keyboard lab, large recording studio, theatre •auditorium, and practice studiosParticipation in a range of musical ensembles, from choirs to orchestral •groups to jazz ensembles

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Conducting; Folk and Popular Music; Philosophy of Music in the Church; Choral Music, and more.

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 church 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

The Music Department at Redeemer offers you a comprehensive program of group performance, private lessons and courses in theory, history, and literature.

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P h i l o s o P h y

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SKuyper’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 O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Philosophy of Religion; Modern Philosophy; Aesthetics; Modern Political Theory; Philosophical Ethics; Environmental Philosophy, and more.

C A R E E R S : Some philosophy grads pursue graduate degrees in the field 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 is the study of thought and understanding and an exploration of how we know things. It seeks to answer how we ought to live as individuals and as part of a community. At Redeemer, you will be challenged to think as a Christian while critically engaging the dominant ways of thinking in our culture.

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

Philosophy

Philosophy at Redeemer is not just about ancient ideas. In

his course Philosophy and Super Hero Culture, Dr. Adam

Barkman explores some of the great mythical creatures of

our age – Superman, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America

and other comic book heroes – and what they have to say

about our culture.

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SField studies, seminars, internships and experiential learning opportunities•Excellent learning and practice facilities, including a kinesiology lab•Fundamental activity courses in various sports, i.e. gymnastics, outdoor •education, and fitness trainingOn-campus employment in the Athletic Centre or at Redeemer’s Summer •RAYS Camp

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Anatomy and Physiology; Physical Health and Fitness; Nutrition; Coaching; Sociology of Sport; Outdoor and Experiential Education, and more.

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. The Physical Education program, combined with a minor in biology, is excellent preparation for graduate studies in physiotherapy, occupational therapy and other allied health professions.

Through athletics and recreation, you will explore human movement in a way that honours how you were made and that deepens your enjoyment of sport and play.

P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n t E a c h i n g P r o g r a m Honours MajorP h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n 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 SOff-campus study programs in North America, Latin America and •JerusalemA semester in Ottawa studying and interning at the Laurentian •Leadership CentreThe Social Justice Team organizes events and an annual conference that •provide opportunities to put into practice some of what you learn

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : International Relations; Canadian Foreign Policy; Ancient and Medieval Political Theory; Political Ideologies, and more.

C A R E E R S : Graduates from the Political Science program have pursued leadership roles in government, business, labour relations, law, ministry and academics. Others have worked as researchers, professors, union representatives and corrections officers.

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 a global level. You will learn to support your passion for justice with the call to love God and your neighbours.

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

Political Science

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C l i n i C a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours MajorE x P E r i m E n t a l P s y C h o l o g y Honours MajorP 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 SGain hands-on experience and possible future employment by •completing an internship for course creditParticipate in “Psychchats” – a series of one-hour presentations on •current topics in psychology led by guest speakers, faculty, alumni, or senior studentsJoin faculty and students for discussion and film nights relevant to •different aspects of psychology

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Developmental Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Health Psychology; Personality; Forensic Psychology; Theories of Counselling, Psychology of the Will, Psychology of Spirituality, and more.

C A R E E R S : Redeemer psychology graduates have found employment as counsellors, addiction counsellors, intake workers, psychometricians, managers of day care facilities, support therapists, child and youth workers and personal support workers.

Psychology is the study of why people feel, think, and behave as they do. Underlying these motivations are fundamental assumptions about what it means to be human, and to see and appreciate each individual as a whole person created in the image of God.

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The Religion and Theology major is designed to help you understand the development of Christianity within its global and historical context. You will be challenged to deepen your faith as you explore a wide variety of topics including theology, biblical studies, ethics, missions and ministry and contemporary faith issues. The Youth Ministry Major allows you to explore your passion for youth in a practical learning environment. Learn from professors who have spent many years in Christian ministry in a variety of settings, especially with youth. You will also grow personally and professionally through two ministry internships. The Mission and Ministry minor will challenge you to place your faith squarely in the context of a diverse and changing world. This minor will give you the tools, knowledge and passion necessary to bring the Gospel to your community and beyond.

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

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SMission/ministry conferences which count toward course credit •Study abroad through one of our off-campus study programs•Work alongside professors who have spent many years in ministry in a •variety of settings

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Old and New Testament Studies; Ethics; World Religions; Theology in the Contemporary World; Religion and Film, and more.

C A R E E R S : Graduates of the Religion and Theology Department have worked as teachers, pastors, professors, missionaries, chaplains, camp directors, youth ministry leaders and counsellors.

CHRISTIAN PIlgRIMAgE: THE loNg JoURNEY

As part of this course, students travel to Camino de

Santiago in Spain for a 6-day, 114 kilometer pilgrimage

called the Way of St. James. Worship, sightseeing and

times of personal reflection are all part of this

life-changing

experience, which builds on material discussed during the

classes that meet ahead of the trip itself.

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SJoin the North American Association of Christians in Social Work •(NACSW)Participate in annual visits to correctional institutes, native centres and •inner-city missionsBecome part of the Social Justice Club or the Help 2 Others (H2O) Club •

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Social Movements; Urban Sociology; Popular Culture; Social Welfare Policy and Process; Disability and Society; Social Work Practice with Communities, and more.

C A R E E R S : Redeemer Sociology-Social Work graduates have found employment in schools, social agencies, not-for-profit organizations, mission and non-governmental aid organizations.

S o c i o l o g y - S o c i a l W o r k Honours Major - Social Work ConcentrationS o c i o l o g y - S o c i a l W o r k Honours Major - Sociology ConcentrationS 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; MinorS o c i a l S t u d i e S Group Major S o c i a l W o r k Minori 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

At the heart of Sociology and Social Work is a desire to understand the world and to make it a better place. As Christians, at the centre of our calling is to minister to the ‘least of these’ as Christ’s servants in this world.

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n a m e Kristen Verhoog ‘12 Kristen took part in an internship program for Rural Response for Healthy Children (RRHC) in Clinton, Ontario, where she assisted with the development of prevention materials, helping with Kindergarten readiness programs, and researching and creating prevention information handouts. s t a t e m e n t What if we accepted people for who they are, not who society tells them to be? We could have a community where everyone feels like they belonged. One never knows what can be learned from the people in their own community.

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i N T E R N S h i P S An internship and integrative seminar is required

for all students who major in Sociology or

Sociology-Social Work, or who enroll in one of the

interdisciplinary minors. You may select from a wide

range of placement settings within the Hamilton

region, in your own hometown or overseas.

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P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SParticipate in semi-annual mainstage performances •Encounter 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 •to Theatre AquariusPerform in the 1,000-seat Auditorium or the 70-seat Studio Theatre•Participate in a• four-month co-op placement at a local professional theatre

C O U R S E S i N C L U d E : Performance; Text and Presentation; Storytelling; Stage Production and Management; Playwriting; Postmodern Drama, and more.

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; MinorD r a m a T i c a r T Minor

explore the range of human experience through observation, analysis and performance. Because you were created to be fully alive, you will be challenged to think and respond authentically, whether you are on in the spotlight or working behind the scenes.

Theatre Arts

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Fine Arts Career Expo Friday, November 9, 2012

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n a m e Aaron Craig ‘11 s t a t e m e n t The most important thing I’ll take away from my time at Redeemer is the courage to pursue what God called me to do. This courage flourished because it was founded in faith, and fostered by the incredible faculty and community of the theatre program. There are always a million reasons not to take a risk, but Redeemer affirmed all the reasons you should. I’ve since co-founded a small theatre company that has already put on three well-received shows.

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A scene from Morris Panych’s Seven Stories, Redeemer’s spring mainstage production.

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Accredited by the ontario College of Teachers as a Teacher education Program provider, Redeemer places a strong emphasis on diverse practical experiences through in-school placements. You will be equipped to become a successful, reflective, and flourishing teaching professional. In addition to being qualified to teach in any public or Catholic school, many Redeemer graduates are well-suited to teach in independent Christian schools and may qualify for the Ontario Christian School Teachers’ Certificate.

B A C h E L O R O F E d U C A T i O N

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.

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B A C h E L O R O F E d U C A T i O N

P R O g R A m h i g h L i g h T SAttend numerous seminars and workshops presented by engaging •professionals and experienced educatorsDevelop 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 Utilize our Teacher Education Resource Centre which contains •curriculum documents, teaching materials, children’s literature and a range of educational software

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:

n a m e Dora Lee Bowald ‘10 o c c u p a t i o n Teacher with the Thames Valley School Board

s t a t e m e n t Redeemer prepared me very well to teach all the different assignments I have been fortunate enough to be given. The extra opportunities offered by Redeemer outside of classes and practica, such as the volunteer MVP reading program in area core schools and various educator conferences held on campus, were an integral part of my formation as an effective - and employed - teacher.

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Dramatic Arts •English•French as a Second Language•Geography•Health & Physical Education•History•

Mathematics•Music - Instrumental •Music - Vocal•Religious Education•Science - General•Visual Arts•

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

B A C h E L O R O F

S C i E N C E

B i o l o g y General Science

C h e m i s t r y

C o m p u t e r s C i e n C e

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

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

e n v i r o n m e n t a l s t u d i e s : Science Emphasis

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m a t h e m a t i C s a n d p h y s i C s

p h y s i C a l e d u C a t i o n : Kinesiology

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P r e - e n g i n e e r i n g : For students interested in Engineering, Redeemer also has arrangements with Dordt College (Sioux Center, IA) and McMaster University (Hamilton, ON). Students enrolled in this program complete their first year of studies at Redeemer and then transfer directly into the engineering programs at these schools.

The Sciences, both teaching and research, are central to Redeemer’s mission. More than just the study of facts, figures, processes and procedures, they offer the chance to investigate God’s creation. Small class sizes, modern, well-equipped labs and the opportunity to work alongside faculty are just some of the advantages of studying science at Redeemer.

r e s e a r c h o p p o r t u n i t i e s : Each summer, a number of Redeemer science students are hired to conduct research work. These are extraordinary opportunities for students, usually in their third or fourth year of studies, to work closely with faculty on original work that is often published in academic journals. Most of the research is funded by Canada’s Natural Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) through the prestigious Undergraduate Student Research Awards.

Save the Date

This Fall, Redeemer will be hosting Career Events for students who have a particular interest in Mathematics (Thursday, November 1) and Sciences (Tuesday, November 13). Visit www.redeemer.ca/visiting for more information and to register.

CAReeR eVenTS

In one of the projects, Catriona Watt is working with Dr. Kevin Vander Muelen

to conduct research on the “Edge ideals of Graphs.” She is making use of

her course work in abstract algebra and graph theory, to explore the algebra

associated with certain types of graphs. Her work has made use of the

spirograph-like circulant graphs.

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sGain valuable skills through on-campus employment as an assistant lab •technician, biology tutor, or summer science camp leaderStudy in our fully-equipped labs, the Whaley Teaching Garden, the •Rooftop Greenhouse, or the Natural Regeneration SitePursue 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 o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Genetics; Ecology; Cell Biology; Microbiology; Plant Physiology; Forensic Biology; Survey of the Animal Kingdom; Mammalian Anatomy and Physiology; Neurobiology; Endocrinology, and more.

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.

Learn to appreciate the complexity of life through practical lab training, discuss what it means to practice sound environmental stewardship, and see how your faith is interwoven through, and strengthened by, your studies.

B i o l o g y Honour Major, Four-year Major, General Major; MinorP r e - M e d i c i n e / P r e - d e n t a l / P r e - n u r s i n g P r o g r a M General Science Majors c i e n c e s t u d i e s Group Major; Group Minor

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sParticipate in NSERC Summer Research projects•Pursue summer co-op opportunities•Take environmental chemistry at the Au Sable Institute of Environmental •Studies in the Great Lakes Forest of Northern MichiganUtilize our well-equipped labs and instruments for analyses •(Spectrometers - Atomic Absorption, UV/Visible, Infrared; Gas Chromatograph, Ion Selective Electrodes)

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : General Chemistry; Organic Chemistry; Analytical Chemistry; Biochemistry; Physical Chemistry; Inorganic Chemistry, and more.

C a r e e r s : Among those who graduated with degrees in chemistry, there are now doctors, teachers, lab technicians, and environmental consultants. Graduates have also pursued further studies in chemistry, medicine, research, education, and technology-related fields.

Chemistry explores the intricacies and structures of the physical universe, giving you a window to the marvelous beauty and order inherent in God’s creation. You will also discover the many practical applications of chemistry, and explore how it is essential in dealing with the many environmental problems facing society.

Chemistry

c h e m i s t r y General Major; Minorc h e m i s t r y a n d P h y s i c s Four-year Major, General Major; Minors c i e n c e s t u d i e s Group Major; Minor

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sTake advantage of the dedicated computer science work centre, •including the new robotics laboratoryLearn to develop computer applications for business, government, •individuals and charitiesParticipate in opportunities for technical service projects•Become a teaching assistant•

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Programming in Python and Java; Web and Database Programming; Data Structures and Algorithms; Computer Organization and Assembly; Computer Networks; Issues in Computer Science, and more.

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. You can choose to study computer science as a stand-alone major, or combine your studies with physics, mathematics, or business.

Computer Science

C o m p u t e r S C i e n C e General Major; MinorC o m p u t e r S C i e n C e & m a t h Combined Four-year Major, Combined General MajorC o m p u t e r S C i e n C e & p h y S i C S Combined General Majorb u S i n e S S & C o m p u t i n g General Major (BA)

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sGet hands-on experience at our on-campus Natural Regeneration Site or •participate in NSERC Summer Research alongside your professorsBroaden your experience by pursuing off-campus studies at Au Sable •in Michigan, Washington or Costa Rica or at the Creation Care Study Program in Belgium or New ZealandExplore environmental issues in our fully equipped laboratories, the •Whaley Teaching Garden or our Rooftop GreenhouseJoin the Green Team, a club for students passionate about the •environment

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Literature and the Environment; Environment and Society; Population, Food and Sustainability; Environmental Impact Assessment; Ecology, and more.

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.

environmental Studies gives you the opportunity to understand and respond to our world’s condition, to grow in your calling as a steward of God’s creation and to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to make informed decisions in order to initiate change. `

Environmental Studies

E n v i r o n m E n t a l S t u d i E S Four-year Major - BSc (Science Emphasis)E n v i r o n m E n t a l S t u d i E S General Major - BSc (Science Emphasis) or BA(Humanities Emphasis)E n v i r o n m E n t a l S t u d i E S Minor - BSc (Science Emphasis) or BA (Humanities Emphasis)

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Redeemer’s Health Sciences program is designed to provide a solid academic foundation and applied knowledge to help you serve others in health care and health/wellness-related industries. The degree program will be a multidisciplinary study of health, wellness, and disease in human communities. Courses in the program will span the biological, environmental, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of health. Incorporating a Christian perspective, students will adopt a holistic approach to health and wellness, and it is this perspective and approach that makes the Honours BSc in Health Sciences program at Redeemer unique.

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

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sTake 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 o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Principles of Epidemiology; Inquiry of Issues in Health; Biomedical Ethics; Environmental Health, and more.

C a r e e r s : You will graduate ready to capitalize on a variety of career opportunities, such as healthcare administration, health education and promotion with government health agencies, health research at community, provincial, or national levels, positions in hospitals and clinics, and work in non-profit organizations devoted to the betterment of health and serving others. This is a high growth industry, and Redeemer is poised to help equip students to serve their communities in meeting this demand.

n a m e Dr. Heather Strong ‘02, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences

s t a t e m e n t The new Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is an exciting new direction for Redeemer. I am looking forward to being an integral part of extending Redeemer’s mission of integrating Christian faith with exceptional scholarship to the area of Health Sciences.

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P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sWork with organizations that provide help to those with special needs •through motor rehabilitation support and fitness leadershipLearn in our fully-equipped metabolic, neuromuscular, biomechanical, •developmental and psychomotor labsCompletion of this program prepares students for • Ontario Kinesiology Association (OKA) certificationEnjoy opportunities for coaching, scorekeeping, and convening•

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Biomechanics; Care and Prevention of Injuries; Assessment of Human Fitness; Anatomy and Physiology; Psychology and Philosophy of Sport; Special Populations; Nutrition, and more.

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, science or law. Redeemer graduates have gone on to work as recreational therapists, kinesiologists, teachers, activation directors and sports ministry coordinators.

Redeemer’s Kinesiology program will challenge you to understand human movement and its relationship to sport, health, and mobility. With a strong foundation in biological science, the Kinesiology major combines exploration of nutrition, biomechanics, and physiology.

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

Kinesiology

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Develop strong techniques for solving problems and theorems. More importantly, explore mathematics in the wider context of a world created and sustained by God.

P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sParticipate with faculty in NSERC-funded summer research in linear •algebra, graph theory, and simulation of cloud dynamicsWork in well-equipped labs with mathematical software•Become a Teaching Assistant•

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Differential and Integral Calculus; Linear Algebra; Multivariable Calculus; Modern Geometry; Abstract Algebra; Graph Theory; Numerical Analysis, and more.

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.

Mathematics

M a t h e M a t i c s Honours Major, General Major, Four-year Major; MinorM a t h e M a t i c s & P h y s i c s Honours Majorc o M P u t e r s c i e n c e & 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

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PROgRAm OPTiONS

P h y s i c a l s c i e n c e s Four-year Major, General Major; MinorM a t h e M a t i c s a n d P h y s i c s Honours Major, General Majorc 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 MajorP h y s i c s Minor

P r o g r a m H i g H l i g H t sParticipate with faculty in NSERC-funded summer research in •simulation of cloud dynamics and turbulence Engage in assistant teaching for elementary and secondary school •interactive programsPursue summer co-op opportunities•Become a lab teacher’s assistant•

C o u r s e s i n C l u d e : Newtonian Mechanics; Electricity and Magnetism; Thermodynamics; Fluid Mechanics; Numerical Analysis, and more.

C a r e e r s : Our alumni have gone on to pursue graduate studies and conduct advanced research in areas such as meteorology and private sector industrial research. Other research and academic career opportunities are available in other physics, math, and computer science-related fields.

Physics is the study of the fundamental properties of matter and energy in the cosmos. As a Physics or Physical Sciences student, you will be exploring the principles underlying the physical world, all of which point to the complexity of God’s creation.

Physics & Physical Sciences

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Physics & Physical SciencesWhen planning a trip, it is always good to read a couple of guides about the place you are visiting. In October 2011 The Globe and Mail published its annual Canadian University Report, a survey of student satisfaction. Based on the results, Redeemer was judged to be Canada’s most nurturing and supportive university. The distinction was earned through the excellent scores that Redeemer students gave their university across a series of categories:

Campus atmosphere* A+

Student residences*A+

Class sizes*A+

Quality of teaching and learning A

Building and Facilities* A

Work/Play Balance*A

Instructors’ Teaching Style* A

Most satisfied students* A

LibrariesA-

City Satisfaction*A-

Career PreparationA-

Research Opportunities* A-

Academic Counseling* A-

Environmental Commitment A-

Course Registration*A-

Reputation with Employers B+

Recreation & Athletics B+

Information Technology B+

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Co-op education allows students to integrate their classroom learning with on- the-job work experience. At Redeemer, co-op students complete one or two work placements, ranging in length from 4-8 months, in a field relevant to their course of study.

C O - O P B E N E F i T SEarn while you learn!• Co-op students normally earn a salary during their work placementAccounting students may also be able to earn credit towards their CA designation•Develop your skills with practical, hands-on experience•Get a fresh perspective on your field of interest•Make industry contacts for your future career •

R E d E E m E R O F F E R S C O - O P P R O g R A m S i N :Accounting •Marketing •General Management •Computer Science •Natural Sciences •Mathematics •Theatre•

For more information about the program please visit www.redeemer.ca/coop.

E x P E R i E N T i A L L E A R N i N g O P P O R T U N i T i E SThere are a number of other 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.

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S T U d i E S

Where around the world do you want to go? Redeemer allows you to study at universities and organizations across the globe, all while fulfilling your academic requirements.

T R A V E L T O :Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies in locales such as Northern •Michigan, the Florida Everglades, Washington’s Pacific Rim and South India.SPIN, in Nicaragua, in cooperation with the Nehemiah Center•The Canada Institute of Linguistics in Vancouver •Creation Care Studies in Belize or New Zealand •The SPICE Program in the Netherlands•The Laurentian Leadership Centre in Ottawa •Oxford University in England •The Sorbonne in Paris•

OFF-CAmPUS

g h A N A – S T U d E N T S F O R d E V E L O P m E N TThe Government of Canada has provided grant funding for students to spend a semester in Ghana. While there, you will be working to develop and teach a literacy and business skills program for local market women. All travel expenses, accommodations, food and transportation costs are funded by the grant.

C C C U B E S T S E m E S T E RThe Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) BestSemester Program offers you a truly global educational experience. Some of the programs include study in Washington, DC, Los Angeles, China, the Middle East, Australia, Latin America and beyond. For more information on these and other programs, go to www.bestsemester.com.

Find out more at www.redeemer.ca/offcampusstudies.


LIVE at the heart of our vibrant Christian community—close to classrooms, academic resources, student events, athletic facilities, and the Recreation Centre. Living on campus will provide you with some of the most memorable experiences you will ever have as a Redeemer student, and your housemates will become some of your closest (and lifelong) friends. Redeemer students live in one of 43 two-storey townhouses or in Augustine Hall, a three-storey apartment complex on our safe and secure campus. Both facilities feature free WiFi access, parking and air conditioning, and come completely furnished with kitchen appliances, and all the furnishings you need to make your stay here pleasant and amenable to good study practices. Learn more at www.redeemer.ca/residences.

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D I N I N G O N C A M P U SWhether you are planning a great dinner for your residence, looking for a light snack, or hoping to relax with friends over lunch, Redeemer offers fresh and flexible options to suit your tastes.

The Market (Redeemer’s grocery store) Our on-campus grocery store features a wide selection of groceries, including local produce, chef-prepared meals and an ever-expanding selection for those with special dietary needs.

Williams Fresh Cafe Williams offers gourmet coffees and teas, muffins, cookies and pastries.

reFresh (Redeemer’s food court) The best on-campus meals anywhere are offered daily at reFresh. Hot entrées, pizza and waffle bar, soup, made-to-order deli sandwiches and salads, hot-off-the-grill hamburgers, poutine and chicken are all on the menu.

M E A L P L A NIf you live on campus, you will buy and cook your food together with the others in your residence. Students from each residence shop at The Market, Redeemer’s on-campus grocery store, paying for the food with their residence card. Students then take turns cooking meals. Not a cook? Don’t worry -- Food Services offers cooking demonstrations, classes and nutritional sessions, or learn from your Resident Advisor or housemates.

Redeemer offers a series of meal plans, each designed to fit your needs. All students in residence also enjoy a weekly Communal Meal and Midnight Breakfast during exams.

R / U C E x P R E S SAs part of your meal plan, dining dollars are loaded on your R/UC Express card which can be used to purchase items at reFresh, Williams, and The Market. The amount on your R/UC Express card will vary depending on which meal plan you select.

Off-campus students can take advantage of Redeemer’s great menu options by using the Convenience Cash option on your R/UC Express.

n a m e Nicole Talsma ‘13 s t a t e m e n t Living on-campus for my first two years of university is one choice that I will never regret! What an opportunity it was to experience Redeemer’s warm and welcoming community through unforgettable dorm dinners, spontaneous game and movie nights, and weekly dorm devotions. I was also able to form lasting friendships with many of the members of my first-year dorm, three of whom I am still living with now, in my fourth year!

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At Redeemer, we believe in educating the whole person. This means that your university experience will be more than just books and classes. Amazing events, dorm activities, trips and student clubs supplement your academic learning. Find out more at www.redeemer.ca/activities.

L A U N C hWe believe that receiving a warm welcome, feeling a sense of belonging, and contributing to your new community are the first steps towards success at Redeemer University College. Through the LAUNCH Orientation program, we provide you with some of these opportunities. Check out www.redeemer.ca/launch for more details.

g E T i N V O L V E d - m A k E A d i F F E R E N C EHelp shape the Redeemer experience for yourself and others by participating in, organizing or leading various events. Every September, Redeemer hosts Club Showcase, an opportunity to get information about all the different clubs and activities - a perfect way to discover how you can become involved!

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m i N i S T R Y A N d w O R S h i PLiving out your faith at university does not fit into neat and tidy boxes. When you ask a Redeemer graduate how his or her faith deepened during their time at Redeemer, you will hear stories about campus worship, late night conversations, mission trips, classroom discussions, leadership opportunities, or dozens of other possible memories.

S T U d E N T S E R V i C E SAt Redeemer, you will always find the support you need to help you academically, personally, and spiritually. Our amazing Student Life staff are the tour guides that provide services for international, mature and commuter students. Some of the services offered by Student Life guides include:The Academic Support Program - to help you thrive academically, through seminars, workshops, tutoring services and other activitiesThe Writing Centre – providing you with a writing specialist and trained tutorsHealth and Counselling Services – to provide access to counselling for the different issues you may face along your journey

Disability Services – to help students with identifiable challenges reach their full academic potentialCareer Counselling – to help you discover your gifts and prepare for your vocation

ISAAC (International Student Acculturation Advisory Club) – to help international students integrate into the Redeemer community and adapt to a new country.Safety and Security Team – to ensure that the campus is a safe and secure place To find out more about these and other services for students, check out www.redeemer.ca/life/studentservices.


Redeemer’s athletic history is filled with Hall of Fame inductees, All-Canadians, and medal winners. From our humble beginnings we have built a medal-winning tradition and want to see you become a part of it.

R E C E N T P R O V i N C i A L m E d A L h i S T O R YVolleyball:• 2 medals in the past 3 yearsCross Country:• 9 medals in 14 yearsBadminton: • 2 medals since its reintroduction 3 years agoSoccer: • 1 medal (Provincial Gold) in past 5 years

For more information about each of our varsity teams, their program goals, recent achievements, and where each team is headed, visit www.RedeemerRoyals.ca or request a Varsity Program Brochure by emailing [email protected].

Get ready for an amazing and challenging varsity experience! The Redeemer Royals compete in the CCAA (Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association) against some of the top colleges in the country. The Royals compete in league play in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) West Division, and their exhibition and tournament schedules have included trips to B.C., the east Coast, San Diego, Ottawa, and new York.

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R O Y A L R E C R U i T E V E N T SNot only are we looking for elite athletes, we are looking for athletes with high moral character and great leadership abilities.

Royal Recruit Events are your opportunity to learn more about our varsity teams. Fill out the ‘Become a Royal’ form online at www.RedeemerRoyals.ca, and you may be invited to meet with the coaches, train with the team, and potentially compete for an Athletic Scholarship.

A T h L E T i C S C h O L A R S h i P SRedeemer recognizes and celebrates athletic ability for its contribution to the varsity teams and to the entire campus. To attract elite athletes with Christian values and a strong desire to pursue the highest level of excellence in their sport, the Athletic Department offers a number of scholarships, including five awards for incoming first-year students. For more information about the Redeemer Athletic Scholarships visit www.RedeemerRoyals.ca.

V A R S i T Y T E A m S Volleyball •Basketball •Soccer•Indoor Soccer

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“ w h A T E V E R Y O U d O … ” Being an athlete, coach, or fan at Redeemer means so much more than just who wins the competition. With an emphasis on Respect, Redeemer is focused on being the leader across the province when it comes to fair play, good sportsmanship, and respect for others as we strive to live counter-culturally. At Redeemer you will see athletes wearing Respect bracelets, fans with Respect logos on their t-shirts, Respect banners in the gymnasium, and an atmosphere of caring for others across the campus. “Whatever you do, work at it with all of your heart, as working for the Lord.” - Colossians 3:23

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Be a part of the ultimate fan experience and become a Loyal

Royal! This is an opt-in membership program for Redeemer

students and fans to support their Royals. With swag like

t-shirts, bags, scarves, and vuvuzelas, you will be sure to fit

right in with one of the best (and loudest) fan bases in the

province!


C A m P U S R E C R E A T i O NThere are so many ways you can get involved in sports and activities at Redeemer. If you are interested in playing or staying active at a less competitive level or even just for fun, Redeemer has an extensive Campus Recreation program. You can represent Redeemer on one of our many extramural teams (including hockey), or just play for the fun of it with friends on an intramural team. Whatever your interests, there is always something going on for you to get involved in. If you have any questions about Campus Recreation, email our Campus Recreation Coordinator at [email protected].

C A m P U S R E C R E A T i O N A C T i V i T i E SIntramural activities include sports and activities such as indoor soccer, dodgeball, ball hockey, beach volleyball, basketball, and European handball.

One of the great things about Redeemer is that you will likely find others who share your interests. Redeemer’s Student Life Department, and Student Senate sponsors clubs for students interested in activities as varied as Tae Kwon Do, outdoor activities, ballroom dance and free-run/tricking.

S T A Y A C T i V EOK, so not everyone is a varsity athlete, however, there is a wide range of athletic and recreational opportunities for all students at Redeemer. Being active is fun and a great way to stay balanced as you study. From pick-up games to intramurals and extramurals, you will find all sorts of ways to connect with other students and stay active. Being involved will help you develop a healthy lifestyle that includes opportunities for leadership, service and character building.


R e d e e m e R ’ s A t h l e t i c c e n t R e 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.

t h e R e d e e m e R s p o R t s c o m p l e x opened its world-class soccer facilities last Fall. The 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.

Students enjoy access to all of Redeemer’s athletic facilities for free!

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L i N k SWebsite: www.RedeemerRoyals.caFacebook: www.facebook.com/RedeemerRoyalsTwitter: www.twitter.com/RedeemerRoyals #RUCRoyals & #WhateveryoudoYoutube: www.youtube.com/Redeemer Royals - check out the videos: What it means to be a Royal, 2012 Varsity Highlights, and Best Fans in the Province!

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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 :

A P P L Y i N g T O R E d E E m E R

Begin your trip at www.redeemer.ca/apply and submit your online application now. Check the list below for deadlines and to ensure that you have all the necessary pieces for your application.

PASSPORT TO:

Specific 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 ScholarshipMarch 31 Financial Aid ApplicationApril 30 Residence ApplicationApril 30 Notice of Acceptance & Enrollment DepositJune 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 SNovember 30 Application deadlineNovember 30 Financial Aid ApplicationNovember 30 Residence ApplicationNovember 30 Notice of Acceptance & Enrollment DepositDecember 15 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 SBachelor of arts or science

ENG4U5 additional 4U/M courses65% average in the above 6 courses

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 OQueBec 1 year General CÉGEP

Provincial Examination Grades

other Provinces Average of 65% in 5 or 6 senior level coursesMeet provincial requirements for university acceptance

home-schooled or ace Programs

Composite score of 20 on ACT or 940 on SAT (critical reading and math)Grade 12 equivalencyAt least 5 Grade 12 Level subjects, including EnglishLearning Portfolio (download from www.redeemer.ca/learningportfolio)

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 Aunited states Secondary School Diploma

Composite score of 20 on ACT or 940 on SAT (critical reading and math)

British system of education

General Certificate of Education (GCE)Average of “C” on 5 subjects in both “O” and “A” levels

international Meet country requirements for university acceptanceEnglish Proficiency RequirementsVisit www.redeemer.ca/apply/international for more information

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 SBachelor of education - concurrent Program

Apply after 1 full-time year at RedeemerMinimum GPA of 6.5 on a 12.0 scaleEDU 021 - Classroom Observation

Bachelor of education - consecutive Program

Separate application requirements (see www.redeemer.ca/Bed)Requires a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university

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 Smature students

21 years of age before end of academic yearHave not attended school on a full-time basis for at least two yearsDemonstrate potential for academic success through letters of reference, college entrance test scores and/or transcripts for any secondary school work

transfer students

Transfer credits may be granted for liberal arts and science coursesStudents with fewer than eight four-month courses at a post-secondary institution are considered based on high school and college/university grades

universities Minimum C- (60% or 4.0 on a 12.0 scale) average

BiBle colleges Minimum B- (70% or 7.0 on a 12.0 scale) average

colleges of aPPlied arts & technology

Minimum B- (70% or 7.0 on a 12.0 scale) average

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

If you are interested in pursuing a specific program, there may be additional courses required. The ones listed below are for Grade 12/4U university preparatory courses.

Q U E S T I O N S ? Contact Recruitment at any time. We would be happy to answer any questions you have.

email: [email protected] Phone: 905.648.2139 x4280 toll-free: 1.800.263.6467 fax: 905.648.9545address: 777 Garner Road East, Ancaster, Ontario, Canada L9K 1J4

A D D I T I O N A L R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O R S P E c I F I c M A J O R SBiology Biology

Chemistry Calculus and Vectors

Business Advanced Functions (recommended)Mathematics of Data Management (recommended)

chemistry ChemistryCalculus and VectorsPhysics (recommended)

comPuter science

Calculus and Vectors

education French (recommended)

environmental studies

Biology (science emphasis option)Chemistry (four-year science major only)

french French

health sciences BiologyChemistryCalculus and Vectors

kinesiology BiologyChemistry (recommended)Advanced Functions (recommended)

mathematics Calculus and VectorsData Management or Geometry (recommended)

Physical education

Biology (recommended)Physics (recommended)

Physics Calculus and VectorsPhysics (recommended)

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As you have seen throughout this Passport, Redeemer is a great place to study for your degree. With 46 majors to choose from, small classes with opportunities to interact with faculty and students from more than 50 denominations, this is an environment that is committed to equipping you for a successful future. 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 at least $1300 in entrance scholarship money. In addition to these resources, Redeemer students qualify for federal and provincial loans, including OSAP, and external funding.

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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 Bursaries• are based on financial need and do not require repayment on-campus employment• gives students the chance to earn while you learn the redeemer student fund loan• is also based on financial need, and 20% of the loan is 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 Sredeemer 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, where you will find all the information you need to help you with this decision. You will also find real examples of how some 2011-12 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 grantsmicah• 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 their best six Grade 12 university preparation courses in their two most recent terms of study.

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 $2,500 each, renewable up to 4 yearsIn addition to the Entrance Scholarships, Redeemer awards 10 students with high grades who have a completed application for admission submitted to Redeemer by March 31.

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.

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

n a m e Jenna Bos, ‘13

s t a t e m e n t Since my very first year at Redeemer,

I’ve been blessed to receive financial aid through loans,

scholarships and on-campus employment, allowing me to stay

in a place where I am growing both as an artist and as a

Christian. I’ve not only been able to receive a university

education in a faith-based institution, but have been deeply

impacted by the continuous encouragement and support of

the wider Redeemer community.

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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-flight 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 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 this grand adventure, I encourage you to check out Redeemer further through one of our Campus Visit Days. Think of it as 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

So how are you enjoying your trip so far? We hope that this passport has given you lots to think about, and that you are ready to take the next step on this grand adventure!

Next stop: Come visit our campus - whether as part of a scheduled visit event, or your own personalized tour - campus visits are a great way to experience what Redeemer is all about. On pages 4 and 5 you will find more information on how to sign up for these events.

In the meantime, contact us if you have any questions about anything that you’ve read. Connect with us through social media, or chat with one of our University Reps at your school or church. Or, visit the Redeemer booth at one of the many college/university fairs that we will be attending this year.

Blessings as you continue towards making Redeemer University College your destination of choice for your undergraduate degree!

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