Top 5 coolest University Programs

It's a situation most students are in: you are approaching the end of their school career, and it is time to understand what to do next. What happens is that almost nobody knows what he or she wants to study, much less the case.

Programs such as psychology or computer science do not vary significantly between each university, so it is difficult to find programs that seem particularly compelling. But fear not! This list of Top 5 coolest Canadian university programs show that education can be fun and exciting, and, uh, education!

* Means of Communication, Information and Techno (MIT)
The University of Western Ontario

Are you addicted to pop culture? The MIT program examines the social, cultural, political and economic means of communication, information and communication technologies in our world.

At MIT a critical look at a wide range of media and cultural texts books, film, television and music to hypertext, art, comics and video games, among others.

Prepare to delve into topical issues such as discussion of digital piracy and the impact of blogs and other addictions life Net daily.

Besides a solid foundation in theory and analysis, practical experience is available in many elective courses at MIT, including including: digital imaging and web design, introduction to journalistic writing, digital music, multimedia and video production and production digital.

* Bachelor of Commerce
(International Exchange Program)
Queen's University

Business School and is considered the Queen one of the best deals in Canada if not North America. However, its well-established international exchange program is the icing on the cake of academics. The program allows students to study at the international level for all or part of the third year.

This allows you to gain valuable experience abroad, while to obtain their diploma. Queen's in collaboration with leading universities around the world, and students have been known to go to any part of Norway Thailand during its third year.

His teaching covers all regular classes for international exchange studies, and many students take advantage of scholarships to help to cover living expenses abroad.

* Bachelor of Computer Science: Current Computer Game Development
Carleton

Want to make the game in a career? Video games are becoming the most profitable sector of the entertainment industry, and schools are beginning to realize that it is worth playing.

Carleton current computer game development is designed for students who have a strong interest in design and implementation of computer games.

Four new courses were introduced to this river, covering topics such as the basic architecture of the game, animated scenes, game character development, special effects, network games, and big online multiplayer games.

* Bachelor Degree in Journalism
University King's College

Despite being far to the east of the main shaft Canadian college of the University of King's College journalism program has received positive reviews from critics and students. His School of Journalism focuses on the quality of teaching and close contact between students and teachers.

Comprised of experienced professionals, the faculty covers the theory of journalism, while acting as student editors and producers – and criticize filter stories produced.

The practical approach ensures that students can learn to be journalists, journalists, whose work is published and broadcast – as well as reading, listening and watched.

* Bachelor of Sport Management
Brock

It is time to stop managing teams of your living room and develop skills professional management. Brock University Bachelor of Sports Management focuses on developing students for careers in the sports industry, including organizations public, nonprofit and commercial.

Students are prepared for positions such as management, marketing, public relations communication facility and event management, sales development programs and human resource management, in public, nonprofit, business and sports organizations.

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David Weiszloff is a writer for Edulocator. For more information about Canadian Universities visit Edulocator.com

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