ACADEMIC SUCCESS
Course requirements:
German: GRMN 3200, plus additional GRMN courses*
Russian: 6 credit hours from RUSN 3200 or RUSN 3210 or RUSN 3220, plus additional UKRN or SLAV courses*
Ukrainian: UKRN 3950 and UKRN 3960, plus additional UKRN or SLAV courses*
To do this year:
- Meet with an department advisor for honours program approval.
- Confirm eligibility to graduate with an academic advisor and declare intent to graduate in Aurora (3-year option).
CAREER TIPS
Investigate your career options:
- Look at sample job postings to ensure you have the qualifications upon graduation.
- Develop employability and essential skills sought by employers.
- Create a LinkedIn profile to network with professionals.
Consider continuing your studies: Check out the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Extended Education or other academic institutions. Consider taking a pre-Master’s to be eligible for graduate school in Slavic Studies.
VOLUNTEER & WORK EXPERIENCE
Continue or start research: Participate in the Undergraduate Research Poster Competition.
Check out student job opportunities with: Work Student Summer Program or the German-Canadian Congress.
Search for job opportunities online: Check out Germany.gc.ca, Job Bank, Find My Job, Indeed or other search engines.
Use your networks and connections: Inquire about unadvertised job openings (the "hidden job market").
CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES
Participate in the multicultural opportunities on campus: Attend International Week, participate in the Intercultural Leadership Development Program, volunteer for the International Student Mentorship Program or take part in Graduation Pow Wow.