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     Canadian Studies Program 
     
    
   
   
    
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     a new programme will be 
     
     available at UPEI. The 
     
     Canadian Studies Programme, 
     
     which has been in the 
     
     planning stages for 
     
     several years, will begin 
     
     offering classes. The 
     
     programme is designed to 
     
     give students a thorough 
     
     understanding of Canadian 
     
     society and culture. The 
     
     programme is unique at 
     
     UPEI. As well, resource 
     
    
   
   
    
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     studying Canada. The 
     
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     Students may major in 
     
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     Studies with a major in 
     
    

    
     ' another area. Normally 
     
     a student will enter the 
     
     programme in their second 
     
     year at UPEI, but pro- 
     
     spective students are 
     
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     Director of Canadian Studies, 
     
     Aner Robb (Main 300) when 
     
    

    
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     Space will be limited in 
     
     the progranme, and asin- 
     
     dividual planning of pro- 
     
     granmes is an inportant part 
     
     of Canadian Studies, students 
     
     should get in touch with the 
     
     Director as early as possible. 
     
    

    
     Canadian Studies majors 
     
     have a wide variety of 
     
     career options given to 
     
     them. 'lhe programrie is an 
     
     ideal preparation for such 
     
     fields as law, journalism, 
     
     goverrment service, business 
     
     or teaching. As well, 
     
     majors will be well pre— 
     
     pared for graduate work 
     
     in a number of disciplines. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Andrew Rabb, Director 
     
     of Canadian Studies pro— 
     
     gramre that, "students at 
     
     UPEI have shown a great deal 
     
     of interest in Canadian 
     
     history, literature, 
     
     politics and other Canadian 
     
     area studies over the past 
     
     ten years. Now we have a 
     
     progranme that allows people 
     
     to study Canada in a new 
     
     and exciting way - integrating 
     
     the many ways of seeing our 
     
     country into a coherent and 
     
     novel approach. Ours is not 
     
     going to be a parochial ap— 
     
     proach, rather we will try 
     
     to balance the regional, 
     
     national and international 
     
     perspectives to explore the 
     
     student to the best that 
     
     the country has to offer." 
     
    

    
     For those interested in 
     
     learning more about the new 
     
     programme, a descriptive bro- 
     
     chure and handbook are 
     
     available from the Registrar's 
     
     Office or the Director of 
     
     Canadian Studies, Main 300. 
     
    
   
   
    
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