World Literature Co-operative Education Program
Simon Fraser University · BC · WORLD-LITERATURE-CO-OPERATIVE-EDUCATION-
World Literature Co-operative Education Program is a degree at Simon Fraser University, BC. It covers areas like literature, postcolonial literature, modernist literature, work placement, literary theory, professional practice. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in World Literature Co-operative Education Program
Example subjects: Directed Study Literature, Co-op Practicum I, Co-op Practicum II, Co-op Practicum III, Co-op Practicum V, Co-op I, Co-op II, Co-op II, Co-op I, Co-op II, Co-op III, Literacy, Education and Culture.
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What will I study in World Literature Co-operative Education Program?
World Literature Co-operative Education Program covers areas like literature, work-placement, social-work-practice, professional-practice, postcolonial-literature, community-development, modernist-literature, clinical-skills.
Who offers World Literature Co-operative Education Program?
World Literature Co-operative Education Program is offered by Simon Fraser University, BC.
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