Fall

The Journalism and Creative Writing program at Trent University Durham GTA develops career-ready skills in journalism, social media, storytelling and content creation, while strengthening students’ critical thinking, writing and media production abilities.

Students gain hands-on experience in narrative techniques, multimodal content creation, literary journalism and traditional journalistic reporting. Through practical coursework and guidance from experienced creative writers and journalists, students can develop their own distinctive voice and build a strong portfolio of work.

Through this unique international dual degree program, you’ll earn a B.Sc. in Chemistry from Trent and a B.Eng. in Chemical Engineering from Swansea University in Wales – graduating with both degrees in just four years.

Spend the first two years practising modern experimental and theoretical chemistry in Trent’s world-class labs and instrumentation facilities, including organic, analytical, and spectroscopy labs.

This progressive degree – the only community-inclusive policing and community well-being program of its kind in Canada – prepares you for roles focused on the health, safety, and security of society. 

As a student in this program, you will study exclusively at Trent’s Durham campus in the Greater Toronto Area where you will benefit from smaller class sizes, giving you access to mentorship from leading professors and specialists across a variety of disciplines such as Sociology, Criminology and Social Work.

Become an expert at analyzing and identifying unknown substances – key to any forensic investigation – in one of the only degree programs of its kind in Canada.

Trent’s Forensic Chemistry B.Sc. offers you the opportunity to apply knowledge and techniques in analytical, biochemical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry in a forensic context, such as evidence analysis. Conduct your own research using the latest technology in Trent’s state-of-the-art chemistry laboratories and explore advanced forensics techniques at the pioneering Forensic Crime Scene Facility.

A B.A. in Computing Systems focuses on the business application of various technologies.

In this program, you’ll have the chance to develop practical skills in designing, implementing, and integrating software applications. Learn the fundamentals of programming languages, data structures, and algorithms, applying what you know to build apps, enhance security, and design games.

Trent’s Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) prepares you to be more than just a teacher.