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Academic Schedule

Undergraduate Degrees with a Major

Combined Degrees

Student and Campus Services

Undergraduate Admissions

Academic Regulations

Co-operative Education/Internship

Tuition and General Fees

Awards and Financial Assistance

International Foundations Program

Faculty of Arts

Cumming School of Medicine

1. Summary of Degree Programs

2. Faculty Information

3. Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.1 Undergraduate Professional Programs

3.2 Opportunities

3.3 Student Affairs

3.5 Admissions (BCR)

3.6 Registration (BCR)

3.7 Student Standing (BCR)

3.8 Graduation (BCR)

3.9 BCR Requirements

3.10 Combined BA or BSc (Psychology)/BCR

3.11 Minor in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.12 Minor in Adapted and Therapeutic Physical Activity

3.13 Professional Diplomas in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.14 Interprofessional Practice in Health Care Courses

4. Bachelor of Health Sciences Honours

5. Doctor of Medicine

6. Postgraduate (Residency Programs)

7. Administration

Faculty of Environmental Design

Faculty of Graduate Studies

Haskayne School of Business

Faculty of Kinesiology

Faculty of Nursing

Schulich School of Engineering

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Social Work

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Werklund School of Education

Continuing Education

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Glossary of Terms

3.4 Resources

CRDS and Desire2Learn

All CRDS distance education Internet courses are now being offered through Desire2Learn, a tool that facilitates the creation of sophisticated Internet-based educational environments.

Community Partnerships

Many agencies and associations provide guidance and practicum support. Formal partnership agreements with other post-secondary institutions enable Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies Students to establish distance cohorts. For more information, go to and look under "Student Tools".