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2017-2018 Academic Calendar

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Overview

Our Mission
Goals of a Liberal Education
Value of a Liberal Education
Mutual Academic Expectations
St. Thomas University's History
Academic Calendar of Dates
Glossary of University Terms


Section One: Bachelor of Arts, Applied Arts, Certificate Programs - Admissions and Registration

  1. First-Year Arts - admission requirements, application procedures, notification of admission, scholarship and residence application procedures
  2. Advanced Standing
  3. Admission to Criminal Justice - first-stage admission, second-stage admission, application procedures
  4. Admission to Gerontology
  5. Certificate Programs Admission Requirements - criminology and social justice, gerontology, social work, application procedures, deadlines, notification of admission
  6. Registration - procedures for continuing, returning, and new first-year students, course load, course numbers, withdrawal from course, repeating courses, UNB courses

Section Two: Bachelor of Arts, Applied Arts, Certificate Programs - Programs

  1. Bachelor of Arts - requirements, Major, Minor, first-year curriculum, Honours, grade point average for Honours, requirements for teaching certificate, professional courses, grade point average for graduation, distinction, withdrawal from Honours
  2. Bachelor of Applied Arts - BAA Gerontology, BAA Criminal Justice
  3. Certificate Program - Criminology and Social Justice, Gerontology, Social Work
  4. Research Centres - Atlantic Human Rights Centre (AHRC), Third Age Centre, Centre for Research on Youth at Risk
  5. Endowed Chairs
    The Pope John XXIII Chair of Studies in Catholic Theology, Chair in Canadian Citizenship and Human Rights, Chair of Studies in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Irving Chair in Journalism, Chair in Gerontology, Chair in Native Studies, Aquinas Chair in Interdisciplinary Studies, The Dalton K. Camp Endowment in Journalism
  6. Graduate and Professional Preparation


Section Three: School of Education

  1. Admission to Education - admission requirements, application procedures, notification of admission
  2. Bachelor of Arts Degree Requirements
  3. Bachelor of Education Field Placements
  4. Bachelor of Education Degree Courses


Section Four: School of Social Work

  1. Admission to the Bachelor of Social Work - prerequisites, conditions, deadlines, affirmative action policy, admission criteria, procedures
  2. Bachelor of Social Work Requirements - requirements, Mi’kmaq/Maliseet BSW program, required withdrawal
  3. Bachelor of Social Work Policies
  4. Bachelor of Social Work Courses

Section Five: University Fees

  • Academic Fees - tuition fees, sickness and accident insurance, students’ union fees, confirmation deposit, special fees, tuition for Seniors
  • Regulation for Payment of Fees - schedule, method, scholarship and bursary students,
    interest charges, outstanding accounts, withdrawal from University: refund policy
  • Residence Fees- room and board, deposit, other charges, schedule of payment, overdue accounts, withdrawal from residence: refund policy


Section Six: Course Descriptions


For any changes to courses or the honours, majors or minors requirements for each department or program after March 2017, please see departmental web pages.

Anthropology
Aquinas
Catholic Studies
Communications and Public Policy
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Digital Journalism and New Media 
Economics
English Language and Literature
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Environment and Society
Fine Arts
French
Gerontology
Great Books
History
Human Rights
Interdisciplinary Studies

International Relations 
Irish Studies
Japanese
Mathematics
Media Studies
Native Studies
Philosophy
Political Science and International Relations
Psychology
Religious Studies
Romance Languages
Science and Technology Studies
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish and Latin American Studies
Women's Studies and Gender Studies


Section Seven: Regulations

  1. Course Regulations
  2. Evaluation and Grading
  3. Academic Standing
  4. Student Codes of Conduct (Academic and Non-Academic)
  5. Withdrawal from University
  6. Academic Appeal Procedures
  7. Residence Standards and Regulations
  8. Scholarship Renewal for Study Abroad


Section Eight: University Policies

  1. Policy on Sexual Violence
  2. University Property
  3. Harassment and Discrimination
  4. Policy with Respect to AIDS
  5. Student Accessibility Services
  6. Policy on Release of Information About Students


Section Nine: Scholarships, Bursaries, and Awards

  1. Scholarships
  2. Canada Student Loans, New Brunswick Student Loans and New Brunswick Bursaries
  3. Dean's List
  4. University Medal


Appendices

Board of Governors
Administration
Senate
Faculty
Dean's List
Graduates—Spring Convocation
Graduates—Summer Convocation