Vincent Massey High School
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High School Education
University of Winnipeg
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University Educational Institute
University of Manitoba
The Department is a community of scholars specializing in integrated knowledge of the physical, biological and human environment. Our central aim is to provide exceptional opportunities for learning by:
– Providing progressive and comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs.
– Delivering challenging and innovative courses that foster and promote critical thinking, technical expertise and analytical skills.
– Developing Offering practical, experiential and workplace learning opportunities.
– Promoting environmental awareness and literacy both within and outside the University.
– Building (inter)disciplinary linkages within the University, and with other universities, governmental and non-governmental agencies, and community groups.
– Supporting and stimulating excellence and innovation in teaching.
– Supporting and stimulating commitment to community service and outreach.
– Supporting and stimulating excellence in research and scholarship.
– Welcoming and celebrating diversity in the Departmental community.
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University Educational Institute
Assiniboine Community College
If you already have a degree or diploma from a recognized institution, consider the GIS Environmental Technologies advanced diploma distance learning program. This highly dynamic program gives hands-on experience using state-of-the-art software in several resource-based sectors that include precision agriculture, forestry, watershed management and municipal GIS.
If you are a high school graduate and do not have a degree or diploma, the two-year on-campus Environmental Technologies – GIS specialization program is your foundation for an exciting career and also an excellent start to a degree credential. Students who are interested in taking single courses either by distance or on campus are also welcome.
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College Educational Institute
Brandon University
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University Educational Institute
Neelin High School
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High School Education
Extracurricular efforts and accomplishments
Institute of Urban Studies (IUS)
The Institute of Urban Studies is an independent research arm of the University of Winnipeg. Since 1969 IUS has been both an academic and an applied research centre, committed to examining urban development issues in a broad, non-partisan manner. The Institute examines inner city, environmental, Aboriginal and community development issues. In addition to its ongoing involvement in research, IUS brings in visiting scholars, hosts workshops, seminars and conferences, and acts in partnership with other organizations in the community to effect positive change.
The Institute of Urban Studies has been producing reports and publications since 1969. A complete collection of public reports is housed at the Institute of Urban Studies Library. Many reports are also available to download from our archive at the IUS WinnSpace community or by clicking on the archive link on the sidebar.
Areas of Expertise
Housing & Homelessness
Neighbourhood & demographic change
Program evaluation
Urban Aboriginal issues
Municipal government
Policy analysis
Social policy
Sustainable urban development