Undergraduate MICROPROGRAMS

In this program, you will explore the fundamentals of film production, including filmmaking's creative and practical aspects and how to use various tools and technologies. The microprogram will also help you develop the skills to critique and evaluate the formal and contextual aspects of cinematic work.

In this microprogram, you will gain the skills, knowledge and attitudes that are unique to land-based programs though Indigenous ways of knowing. Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners will have opportunities to participate in land-based activities and examine the theoretical underpinnings of Indigenous-led, land-based teaching.

Learn the art of scriptwriting from instructors who are also professional scriptwriters and filmmakers and discover the ins and outs of film producing including how to choose a film project, ensure its development from script to production, how finance it and how to distribute it.

(Taught in English on campus or online in French.)

In this microprogram, you will explore the concept and practice of sustainability through a selection of hand-picked courses in the social sciences, sciences, and humanities, examining environmental sustainability, policy, and values. As a member of the Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability, Microprogram students work alongside other students from across the university with the goal of communicating across disciplines and becoming agents of positive environmental change. Note that no scientific background is required for this program.

This microprogram will allow you to develop a foundation in visual literacy and technical skills in web design, with emphasis on a historical and contemporary overview of web design and networked environments. There is an overarching focus on user interface and user experience.