Curriculum
Studying support and inclusion
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Preparing students for intercultural success
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Curriculum adds life-like mannequins
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A curriculum of care at Our Place
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For sociology grad Jasmine Webster, community-engaged learning courses at UVic focused her passion for a career in the non-profit sector. “The skills you learn simply from engaging
with people with different lived experiences shape your approach to community-based work,” says Webster.
UVic's intercultural training helps our students make positive contributions to diverse workplaces and develop intercultural competencies through studying and working abroad--with
the next workshop taking place in time for International Education Week (Nov. 13 to 17).
Health care learners in Greater Victoria will gain crucial clinical and interprofessional skills treating life-like mannequins that breathe, talk, cough and moan in pain at a new
simulation centre opening at the Royal Jubilee Hospital.
Two UVic collaborations serving vulnerable populations provide learning opportunities for students Many people across Greater Victoria volunteer to improve the lives of our
community’s most vulnerable people. UVic collaborations in nursing and business go a step further, shaping learning experiences in the spirit of service.