At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
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The Department of Rural Development was established in 1999 to address the evolving challenges and opportunities within rural communities. It offers unique programs in Western Canada focused on understanding and contributing to positive change in rural areas. The department fosters a close relationship with the Rural Development Institute (RDI), providing a strong connection between academic study and practical application. The programs delve into the implications of societal changes affecting rural life and explore existing and proposed solutions. Students gain insights into the complexities of rural societies and develop skills to become resources for effecting change. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of rural development principles and practices.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the focus of the Rural Development Master's program?
- The program focuses on understanding and contributing to positive change in rural areas, delving into societal changes affecting rural life and exploring solutions. Students gain insights into the complexities of rural societies and develop skills to become resources for effecting change.
- What makes this program unique?
- This program offers unique insights into rural development challenges and opportunities in Western Canada. It provides a strong connection between academic study and practical application through its relationship with the Rural Development Institute (RDI).
- What career outcomes can I expect from this program?
- Graduates are equipped to contribute to positive change in rural communities. The program prepares students to become resources for effecting change in rural areas.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the focus of the Rural Development Master's program?
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The program focuses on understanding and contributing to positive change in rural areas, delving into societal changes affecting rural life and exploring solutions. Students gain insights into the complexities of rural societies and develop skills to become resources for effecting change.
What makes this program unique?
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This program offers unique insights into rural development challenges and opportunities in Western Canada. It provides a strong connection between academic study and practical application through its relationship with the Rural Development Institute (RDI).
What career outcomes can I expect from this program?
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Graduates are equipped to contribute to positive change in rural communities. The program prepares students to become resources for effecting change in rural areas.