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Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Children, Childhood and Youth studies] From York University

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Bachelor of Arts [B.A] (Children, Childhood and Youth studies)

STEM Course

Field of Study:

Education

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The Children, Childhood & Youth Program explores the experiences of children and adult constructions of childhood throughout time and across cultures and geographical spaces, adopting a child-centered and children’s rights approach that recognizes children and young people as subjects in their own culture.
The program offers its students a foundation in new and critical understandings of children and youth, their cultures, and their rights.
It highlights youth social justice advocacy and community engagement practices.

Other Expenses

Head	Avg Cost Per Year
Housing	₹327016
Food	₹241732
Total Cost	₹568748

Eligibility & Entry Requirement

High School Diploma
Senior-level algebra
The following course(s) are also recommended:
Senior-level calculus

Scores Required

88 / 120

Avg. Score in

TOEFL

6.5 / 9

Avg. Score in

IELTS

60 / 90

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PTE

115 / 160

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Duolingo

Ranking

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Education 126 out of 703 in Global Ranking

VISA & Work Study

VISA

A Student VISA authorizes students to study in Canada legally.
International students will receive their Study Permits in the form of a paper document which will usually be attached to the passport at the Canadian port of entry.
Temporary Resident Visas (TRVs), commonly called Entry Visas, are to be obtained by foreign nationals who require visas to enter Canada, while Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) allows foreign nationals from visa-exempted countries to enter Canada without a visa.

Work Study

Eligibility:

The student must have a valid study permit for the period of employment.
He/She should meet the specific skills and experience requirements set by the sponsoring department.

Restrictions:

All students are permitted to accept one Work-Study position only per program period.
Non-degree students (i.e. visiting students, students on a LOP) are not eligible for Work-Study.
Students are not eligible to hold a work-study position in the same term in which they are holding an NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award (or equivalent).

Salary Rate:

Hourly rates vary with the nature of the job, the scope of responsibilities and work experience.
The salary range will be indicated on the job posting and/or students will be advised by the employer during the interview.
Work/study students are paid by their hiring department through York's payroll system.
Student Financial Services does not pay students and cannot make adjustments to pay.

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Review of a Local Student

Course Curriculum:

So far it seems interesting.

Fees:

I am getting an OSAP loan, along with $1000 in scholarships. York has a variety of scholarships and I'm sure there are plenty that is offered for international students. Although I should be more interested, I haven't looked into many scholarships and/or bursaries. If I am not mistaken, there's a specific category for international students to find easily.

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