We have resumed teaching some classes on-campus. Large courses are offered online or in a hybrid format.
Our Academic approach is built on ensuring the health and safety of students and employees, while providing a range of flexible models for students who cannot or choose not to attend in person. Each course is delivered in one of five formats. How a course is facilitated depends on the size of the class, the content topics, and the level of classroom participation.
Students should log into ACORN to complete our virtual COVID-19 Preparedness & Education course and the Student COVID-19 Safety Pledge.
Your professors will reduce the number of in-person exams by using virtual assessments or offering more assignments or projects.
Exams may be held in very large spaces (ex. gymnasiums) to ensure social distancing.
Your professor will be reachable for virtual office hours, but you will not be able to visit them in-person. Meetings between faculty members or staff have also been greatly restricted.
Yes, there will be shortened reading breaks on November 12 and 13 (Fall term) and February 15 and 16 (Winter term).
We encourage you to stay in the province during reading break due to quarantine (self-isolation) requirements.