Concordia has always been committed to providing students with an outstanding learning experience and support for academic success. We are extending this commitment even further by developing new mechanisms for students to master essential academic skills, such as written and oral communications skills, and practise intellectual integrity and research ethics.
Students can expect to see an increase in the use of scheduled tutorials across the university in support of large class learning environments. This initiative will involve a rise in teaching assistantships, which will help maintain Concordia’s small class experience for undergraduate students, while simultaneously allowing graduate students to develop invaluable professional skills.
Concordia Continuing Education will be developing current practices that focus on innovative pre-program courses that will better prepare students for a university workload. There will also be an expansion of peer tutoring and faculty mentoring practices, which will heighten the overall sense of collaboration that is so vital to the Concordia experience.