Trent’s Master of Psychotherapy equips students with the clinical and theoretical foundations required for psychotherapy practice and registration with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO). Delivered through a hybrid model, the program combines online and in-person coursework with supervised clinical placements emphasizing direct client work, therapeutic alliance, and professional identity formation.
In Ecological Restoration at Trent, make your mark on the climate crisis through building the knowledge to help restore our natural environment for present and future generations.
The French & Canadian Studies degree invites you to challenge and question what it means to be Canadian. Learn alongside leading scholars, including a Governor General’s Literary Award winner, to deepen your understanding of Canada’s diverse cultures, histories, and languages while benefiting from a multicultural, bilingual education. Offering courses in both French and English, this program allows you to explore literature, politics, culture, and identity in Canada and develop advanced bilingual skills that set you apart in today’s global world.
This two-year, thesis-based program designed for students who want to contribute to the advancement of computing through original research. Students complete four graduate-level courses and a thesis, working closely with a supervisory committee to define and pursue a research question aligned with faculty expertise. The curriculum supports both theoretical depth and practical application, with opportunities to integrate one course from Trent’s Applied Modelling & Quantitative Methods program to broaden interdisciplinary insight.
This innovative seven-year pathway combines the best of two worlds: Trent’s interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts and Science (General) and CCNM’s rigorous Doctor of Naturopathy program. Students begin their studies at Trent, where they explore the intersections of science, humanities, and health through a curriculum designed to meet CCNM’s professional prerequisites. After three years, eligible students transition to CCNM’s Toronto campus for four years of clinical and classroom training in naturopathic medicine.
Forensic Anthropology is the application of biological anthropology and forensic science to criminal investigations, mass disasters, and human identification cases. This highly specialized B.Sc. program equips students with the skills needed to analyze human remains and the contexts in which they are found, interpret forensic evidence, and contribute to medico-legal investigations worldwide.
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Designed for ambitious, goal-driven students, this pathway fast-tracks your education and career, equipping you with the credentials, knowledge, and hands-on experience needed to become a leader in the global business landscape.
This innovative program blends foundational business administration studies with advanced management training, giving you a head start on your career in just five years.
Develop the skills and knowledge to address critical health challenges and improve well-being. This program offers a blend of health promotion strategies, data-driven insights, and practical skills to prepare you for leadership roles in health and wellness.
Expand your undergraduate expertise with this certificate teaching a variety of topics, including areas from marketing, such as advertising and retail marketing, and covering specifics of website best practices, customer relations, and social networking.
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Advance your career with an interdisciplinary program that combines financial expertise and technical proficiency. Develop the ability to navigate complex accounting challenges while building practical skills in programming and systems integration.