Strategy 2: Knowledge and Skills

Ryerson’s undergraduate programs will offer opportunities to students to develop a broad foundation of knowledge and skills necessary for the changing professions of the twenty-first century.

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Students are clear that they want their education to include experiences that connect formal university study to the world around them. Ryerson has developed a wide range of partnerships—locally, nationally, and internationally—with business, industry, community organizations, healthcare providers, educational institutions, and government agencies, in order to offer hands-on experiential opportunities to as many students as possible. These opportunities include, but are not limited to, internships, placements, co-operative programs, service learning, work terms, exchange programs, clinical placements, and field experiences. Ryerson prides itself on creating a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities, and will continue to give high priority to these across all of its programs. Programs are encouraged to be innovative in identifying experiential learning opportunities that are appropriate to their discipline. The University undertakes to ensure that the resources and mechanisms are in place to provide these opportunities and to make improvements in them where necessary.

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