Microprograms
Build knowledge and skills, in a framework that emphasizes interpersonal collaboration, future-thinking and integrated problem-solving. Focus on strategic areas, with opportunities to apply your skills to real world problems.
Graduate
Microprogramme en didactique et linguistique pour l'enseignement du français langue seconde
Dans le cadre de ce microprogramme, vous pourrez acquérir les bases théoriques nécessaires à l’enseignement du français langue étrangère (FLE) ou seconde (FLS). Vous apprendrez également à planifier et à piloter des situations d’enseignement-apprentissage basées sur les travaux actuels en didactique des langues et en linguistique appliquée à l’enseignement du FLE/S. Au plan de votre formation pratique, le microprogamme inclut un stage d’observation au cours.
Undergraduate
Indigenous Land Based Education
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.
Innovation Mindset
This cutting-edge microprogram is designed to develop design thinking skills to empower students from diverse backgrounds with the tools and strategies to turn ideas into impactful solutions. It is a gateway to engaging into the domain of education for innovation, helping you become a confident innovator, equipped to address current issues and trends in the Innovation sector, and make a difference in Québec, Canada and beyond.
Sustainability Perspectives
This interdisciplinary microprogram blends theory and practice through a combination of intensive in-person lectures followed by part-time remote case studies which give students the chance to gain hands-on experience and apply theory to practice. Course material covers the toughest challenges we face today, including climate change, sustainable cities, corporate governance, engaged artistic practice and responsible citizenship.
Sustainability Principles
The Microprogram in Sustainability Principles allows students to 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, you’ll be working 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.
