Double Degree - Honours Bachelor Of Arts - Anthropology & Bachelor Of Education - Intermediate/Senior

Program Overview

The Double Degree - Honours Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology & Bachelor of Education - Intermediate/Senior program at Lakehead University is designed for students who wish to combine their passion for anthropology with a career in education. This unique program allows students to earn two degrees simultaneously, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of human cultures and the skills necessary to teach at the Intermediate and Senior levels. The program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing graduates for diverse career opportunities in education and beyond.

Program Structure

The Double Degree program spans a total of six years, integrating both the Honours Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and the Bachelor of Education. The structure of the program is as follows:

• First Year: Introduction to Anthropology and foundational courses in education and science.
• Second Year: Advanced anthropology courses alongside education electives.
• Third Year: Further specialization in anthropology and additional education courses.
• Fourth Year: Completion of upper-level anthropology courses and the option to undertake an honours thesis.
• Fifth and Sixth Years: Focus on the professional education component, meeting the requirements for teaching certification.

Students are also required to select two teachable subjects, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. The program includes opportunities for practical teaching experiences, enhancing the learning process.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op opportunities that provide real-world teaching experience.
• Fieldwork in anthropology, allowing students to engage with diverse cultures.
• Honours thesis option for students wishing to conduct in-depth research.
• Access to experienced faculty advisors throughout the program.
• Integration of Indigenous content within the anthropology curriculum.

Career Options

Graduates of the Double Degree program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• High School Teacher: Educators who teach subjects related to anthropology and other disciplines at the secondary level.
• Curriculum Developer: Professionals who design educational programs and materials for schools and educational institutions.
• Anthropologist: Researchers who study human societies, cultures, and their development.
• Community Educator: Individuals who work with community organizations to provide educational resources and programs.
• Policy Analyst: Experts who analyze and develop policies related to education and cultural studies.

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