Academic

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) encompasses apprenticeship, field education, co-op, internship, clinical placement, applied research, and service learning such as serving members of the public at our WAVE clinics or Chefs' House. Experiential Learning is an umbrella term that incorporates WIL but is...

Academic Standing Sometimes you do not do as well on your exam or test as you would like – it happens to everyone. In some cases you can take a test or exam over. However, not all courses allow this. Speak to your instructor or program coordinator to discuss your options. For more information...

Students in diploma programs are required to take three General Education courses. General Education courses are grouped into three broad categories: Arts and Humanities (coded as GHUM), Social Science (coded as GSSC) and Science and Technology (coded as GSCI). Students must take General Education...

George Brown College's Liberal Studies electives are designed to enable students in degree programs to expand and deepen their knowledge and understanding of the humanities (LHUM), sciences (LSCI), and social sciences (LSSC). In order to fulfill the Liberal Studies breadth requirement, electives...

Students can view the General Education or Liberal Studies requirements for their program. More details and contact information are on the General Education and Liberal Studies Electives webpage.