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Student life

Find forms, contacts and more to help you maximize your student experience in the Department of Applied Human Sciences.

Connect with your community

The AHSC community is made up of faculty and staff, students, alumni, professional associations, and the organizations and individuals in the community that they serve. Applied human sciences are all about interpersonal connections.

Student association

All students in the department are automatically members of the Applied Human Sciences Student Association (AHSCSA). The student association:

  • encourages the utilization of available resources pertinent to the fields of human relations, recreation and leisure studies, and therapeutic recreation
  • introduces a range of career opportunities
  • increases contacts within the different fields, including keeping in contact with graduates
  • promotes group and individual relationships through various activities
  • keeps members up to date with research and studies
  • develops student awareness of the Department of Applied Human Sciences on campus.

Contact president.ahscsa@asfa.ca for more information, or follow them on Instagram:

Mailing lists

HSI Alumni

If you are an alumnus or current student of our MA in Human Systems Intervention and you wish to join the hsi-net listserv, please send your full name and your HSI class year to our Graduate Program Assistant.

YW Alumni

If you are an alumnus or current student of our Graduate Diploma in Youth Work and you wish to join the yw-net listserv, please send your full name and your YW class year to our Graduate Program Assistant.

Centre for Human Flourishing

The Centre for Human Flourishing (CHF) is a community of learners associated with the Department of Applied Human Sciences, dedicated to improving the quality of the life in human systems.

The Centre provides the faculty and students of the department a necessary vehicle to carry on the working relationship with the community by providing learning experiences, training, consulting, research and publishing services to groups, organizations and individuals. 

Academics

Experiential learning

Put your studies into action with your capstone project or internship.

Academic support

Applied Human Sciences graduates can choose from a variety of careers. The Student Success Centre maintains resources and publications that can assist you.

Ethical considerations

When performing research with human participants, adherence to ethical requirements is essential.

Library study guides

The Concordia Library offers useful resources related to applied human sciences.

Funding

Explore scholarly awards and potential funding sources.

Explore funding sources
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