Engineering
Administration des affaires (B.A.A.) - French-language
Laurentian University, Canada
- Degree
- Bachelor's
Engineering
The Concurrent Bachelor of Education lets students complete a BA, BSc, BSW, Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work or Bachelor of Kinesiology degree alongside education courses, leading to the Professional Year and qualification to teach the Junior/Intermediate level (Grades 4-10). It is one of the few concurrent education programs in Ontario that remain five years in length.
Faculty: Faculty of Education and Health | Duration: 5 years | Study mode: full-time | Location: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Students earn credits in a specific teachable subject alongside their degree and complete a 15-day placement in third year, a four-week placement in fourth year and two five-week placements in the fifth (professional) year, for just under 90 days of practicum. The B.Ed. is offered with BA and BSc (4-year programs), Physical and Health Education programs and the Bachelor of Social Work.
Public or private elementary or secondary school teacher, college instructor, museum educator, graduate study and other education sectors.
Ontario high school applicants: at least six Grade 12 4U/M courses with a minimum overall average of 75% and OSSD; specific Grade 12 courses depend on the concurrent BA, BSc or Human Kinetics program chosen. International Baccalaureate: minimum score of 28 with diploma requirements (six subjects, at least three at Higher Level). Applicants from Quebec: first year of CEGEP or Grade 12 with minimum 75% average. US applicants: Grade 12 with minimum overall B average and the same subject requirements as Ontario, including English. College applicants: at least one year of college with minimum overall C average. English-language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL or MELAB) is required of applicants to English programs with fewer than three years of English academic study.
Domestic applicants: CAD 6,120 a year (2026). Ontario residents; 2026-27 full-time undergraduate tuition only, 30 credits; 'All programs' fee group (exceptions listed separately); excludes incidental and student association fees Source
International applicants: CAD 30,363 a year (2026). International students; 2026-27 full-time undergraduate tuition only, 30 credits; 'All programs' fee group (exceptions listed separately); excludes incidental and student association fees; UHIP not included Source
Canadian applicants: September entry, January entry and May entry (non-Ontario high school applicants); Ontario high school applicants apply for September entry only. International applicants: September start and January start.
Canadian applicants apply through the OUAC. Ontario high school applicants (Group A): September entry deadline January 15. Non-Ontario high school applicants (Group B): September entry August 1, January entry December 1, May entry April 1.
Program-specific deadlines for Canadian applicants: Nursing (September entry only) February 1; Architectural Studies (September entry only) February 14; Indigenous Social Work September entry March 16, May entry January 26.
International applicants: September start application deadline June 15 (documents June 20); January start application deadline August 15 (documents October 1). Program-specific: Nursing February 1; Architectural Studies February 14; Indigenous Social Work March 1 (September entry only).
Apply through the official page: https://laurentian.ca/academics/admissions/undergraduate
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
Engineering
Laurentian University, Canada
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