University of Calgary : 3.10.1 Four-Year BCR Degree

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1. Summary of Degree Programs

2. Faculty Information

3. Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.1 Undergraduate Professional Programs

3.3 Opportunities

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3.6 Admissions (BCR)

3.7 Registration (BCR)

3.8 Student Standing (BCR)

3.9 Graduation (BCR)

3.10 BCR Requirements

3.10.1 Four-Year BCR Degree

3.10.2 Community of Learners Degree Program (Part-time study based on previous work experience)

3.10.3 Regional Integrated Employment Learning Model Program (Integrated work experience/course work)

3.10.4 On-Campus, Community of Learners and Integrated Employment Learning Model

3.11 Combined BA or BSc (Psychology)/BCR

3.12 Minor in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.13 Minor in Adapted and Therapeutic Physical Activity

3.14 Professional Diplomas in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

3.15 Interprofessional Practice in Health Care Courses

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5. Doctor of Medicine

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3.10.1 Four-Year BCR Degree

Students may apply for admission in either year one or year three. During years one and two, students establish foundation skills in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies and are encouraged to begin a program of studies in another discipline (for example, Arts, Social Work). In years three and four students complete required Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies courses and are encouraged to complete a program of studies in another discipline.

Years 1 and 2

1. Community Rehabilitation 205

2. Community Rehabilitation 207

3. Community Rehabilitation 209

4. Community Rehabilitation 485

5. Community Rehabilitation 487

7. Community Rehabilitation 321 or equivalent

8. Psychology 205

9. - 16. A program of studies in a discipline other than Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

17. - 20. Open Options

Years 3 and 4

Core Courses

21. Community Rehabilitation 415

22. Community Rehabilitation 425

23. Community Rehabilitation 569

24. Community Rehabilitation 589.01

25. Community Rehabilitation 589.02

26. Community Rehabilitation 573

27. Community Rehabilitation 581

28. Community Rehabilitation 583

Required Multidisciplinary Courses

29., 30. Community Rehabilitation Options

31. - 34. Health related courses including Human Anatomy and Physiology

35. - 38. Senior Social Sciences, Education or Social Work related to community practice, social policy or clinical specialities

39., 40. Management or one half course Management and Philosophy 313

29., 30. Community Rehabilitation Options

31. - 34. Health related courses including Human Anatomy and Physiology

35. - 38. Senior Social Sciences, Education or Social Work related to community practice, social policy or clinical specialities

39., 40. Management or one half course Management and Philosophy 313