Bachelor of Arts - Frontiers

1. Encourage critical thinking

For example, foster independence of thought; help individuals embrace ambiguity and complexity and challenge their assumptions; develop the ability to justify one’s beliefs

2. Help students embrace a multiplicity of perspectives and communities

For example, expose students to interdisciplinary connections; demonstrate a variety of learning experiences and strategies; encourage an understanding and appreciation of diversity; foster an understanding of the significance of environmental issues

3. Foster an engaged intellectual community

For example, develop written, spoken and non-verbal communication skills; embrace active learning; offer collaborative opportunities; help students identify how knowledge has relevance beyond the classroom; encourage participatory citizenship in and beyond the classroom, including service learning