Drama St. Revision 2016-2017 Increased enrolment through pathway with Boréal; new certificate Sociology Investment 2017-2019 Increased cooperation with other departments at the 4th year level Translation Revision 2016-2018 structural changes to increase enrolment; better promotion; new 4+1 program; new Communications program; enhanced experiential education Economics/Bus. Econ. Investment 2016-2018 New collaboration with EMLyon, better branding; clarification of expectations; new finance professor Environmental & Investment 2015-2018 Development of MTCU-funded Health St. biology program, incl. laboratory International St. Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Linguistics Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Political Science Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Psychology Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs English Maintenance N/A Turn around decline enrolement 3.0 Graduate Programs Graduate programs are presented in a separate section as the serve a different function. They are part of a strategy to enhance research intensity and they contribute to an institution’s prestige and credibility. To this extent, the Faculty is willing to make some compromises in terms of sustainability, but not in terms of quality. The goal is to have all graduate programs sustainable when considered together with the associated undergraduate program, when applicable. 3.1 MA Translation Studies The MATS offers two fields of academic focus, namely Applied Translation Studies and Translation and Transcultural Studies; this allows students the versatility to pursue a variety of research interests and tracks, and to develop varied career paths (academic, professional). Students value the variety offered by the program, which provides them with opportunities to take theoretical and practice-focused courses, to take courses on-site and online, to complete the program with a thesis, an major research paper (MRP) or course-work only, and to become involved in extracurricular activities. MATS students, as GAs, contribute to other programs at Glendon, including Drama Studies, by translating surtitles—as a result of this collaboration the School of Translation believes it can formalize this cooperation by creating, together with Drama Studies, a Certificate in Translation for the Stage.
Drama St. Revision 2016-2017 Increased enrolment through pathway with Boréal; new certificate Sociology Investment 2017-2019 Increased cooperation with other departments at the 4th year level Translation Revision 2016-2018 structural changes to increase enrolment; better promotion; new 4+1 program; new Communications program; enhanced experiential education Economics/Bus. Econ. Investment 2016-2018 New collaboration with EMLyon, better branding; clarification of expectations; new finance professor Environmental & Health St. Investment 2015-2018 Development of MTCU-funded biology program, incl. laboratory International St. Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Linguistics Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Political Science Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs Psychology Maintenance N/A Maintain its position as one of Glendon’s top performing programs English Maintenance N/A Turn around decline enrolement 3.0 Graduate Programs Graduate programs are presented in a separate section as the serve a different function. They are part of a strategy to enhance research intensity and they contribute to an institution’s prestige and credibility. To this extent, the Faculty is willing to make some compromises in terms of sustainability, but not in terms of quality. The goal is to have all graduate programs sustainable when considered together with the associated undergraduate program, when applicable. 3.1 MA Translation Studies The MATS offers two fields of academic focus, namely Applied Translation Studies and Translation and Transcultural Studies; this allows students the versatility to pursue a variety of research interests and tracks, and to develop varied career paths (academic, professional). Students value the variety offered by the program, which provides them with opportunities to take theoretical and practice-focused courses, to take courses on-site and online, to complete the program with a thesis, an major research paper (MRP) or course-work only, and to become involved in extracurricular activities. MATS students, as GAs, contribute to other programs at Glendon, including Drama Studies, by translating surtitles—as a result of this collaboration the School of Translation believes it can formalize this cooperation by creating, together with Drama Studies, a Certificate in Translation for the Stage.
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