Build a direct pathway to a career in naturopathic medicine through this unique, first-of-its-kind double degree. Spend your first three years at Trent studying science, humanities and health while completing the academic requirements for your ND designation. Then transition to the CCNM in Toronto for four years of classroom and clinical training, preparing to practice an evidence-informed, integrative approach to healthcare.
Forensic Anthropology applies scientific methods to the identification and analysis of human remains in forensic and archaeological contexts. At Trent, you'll develop a deep understanding of human biology while exploring how skeletal, biochemical, and genetic evidence can help answer complex questions in criminal investigations, mass disasters, and humanitarian recovery efforts.
Move seamlessly from undergraduate study into advanced management training, building the strategic perspective to lead in changing organizations. Through progressive coursework into graduate studies and applied learning, strengthen your decision-making and problem-solving skills while gaining transferrable professional insight to contribute across business sectors.
Build an in-depth understanding of modern analytical instrumentation while gaining practical skills to operate them with confidence. Study at one of Canada’s most research-intensive universities, learning from expert faculty and training in the renowned Water Quality Centre, preparing you to work with sophisticated instruments used in commercial, government, academic and research laboratories across Canada and around the world.
Gain the core knowledge, skills, and methodological expertise to conduct advanced research in psychology and become a producer of original scholarly research. In Trent’s Psychology Ph.D. program, you will engage in research directed towards understanding how cognitive, neurobiological, developmental, and social processes drive and shape human behaviour, personality, health, and well-being. Develop the research skills and professional expertise to pursue careers in academia, industry, government, or community-related fields.
Gain a rich understanding of the social, cultural, and professional dimensions of aging while developing crucial research and analytical skills. By integrating research and experiential learning, you will develop expertise in aging systems, services and policy, cultural studies, and social justice. Extend your learning beyond the lecture hall through opportunities to engage with older adults, develop insights into their day-to-day experiences and perspectives, and gain practical skills for a successful career in aging-related fields.
Building on Trent’s world-class reputation in interdisciplinary scholarship, this innovative Ph.D. program emphasizes social inquiry, interdisciplinary research, and professional scholarship as the foundation for addressing complex social issues. With a holistic approach to professional scholarship and skills development, the program provides theoretical, methodological, and experiential training to develop leading scholarship and build understanding of key social, material, and environmental issues facing societies, both historically and in the present day.
Build your degree around the type of educator you want to become. Trent’s Teaching Education Stream (TES) helps you build the foundations for a career in education while offering the flexibility to select a major aligned with your interests. Placements throughout the program allow you to experience how teaching and learning take shape in different spaces. The program also prepares you for Trent's Bachelor of Education, for which you can earn guaranteed entry if you maintain an 85% or higher average in the last 10 credits of your program.
Beginning in first year, Trent Nursing students integrate theory and practice through lectures, seminars, case studies, simulation labs, online learning, and clinical experiences. As your knowledge grows, you will apply it in hospital and community settings while developing the skills needed for professional nursing practice.
Trent's Indigenous Bachelor of Education provides a platform for self-identified First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and Indigenous students to become exceptional future educators. Through land-based experiences, exploration of Indigenous languages, and classroom and community placements, you'll graduate ready to teach in First Nations, Métis, Inuit, urban, rural, and public-school environments while supporting the next generation of learners.