Program Overview

University Programs and Admission

The University of Sherbrooke offers a wide range of programs and courses for students.

Program Details

• The university provides various domains of study, including:
  • Communication and marketing
  • Law and politics
  • Environment and earth sciences
  • Engineering
  • Management and economic sciences
  • Letters and languages
  • Music and arts
  • Social work
  • Physical activity sciences
  • Health and medical sciences
  • Life sciences
  • Educational sciences and teaching
  • Human sciences
  • Computer sciences
  • Pure sciences

Courses and Programs

• The university offers courses and programs at different cycles, including:
  • 1st cycle
  • 2nd cycle
  • 3rd cycle and postdoctoral stage
  • International mobility

Admission Process

• The admission process involves several steps, including:
  • Validating eligibility
  • Choosing a program
  • Planning the application
  • Submitting the application
  • Tracking the application
• The university also provides information on:
  • Linguistic requirements
  • International applications
  • Quick links for admission
  • Guide to the new academic year

Costs and Financial Aid

• The university provides information on:
  • Tuition fees
  • Additional fees
  • Living expenses
  • Budget tool
  • Payment deadlines
  • Scholarships and financial aid

Why Choose the University of Sherbrooke

• The university offers:
  • Supervision for success
  • Internships
  • Pedagogical methods
  • Campus life
  • Inclusive climate
  • Sustainable development
  • Research and excellence

Meeting the University

• The university provides opportunities to:
  • Settle in Sherbrooke
  • Attend information sessions
  • Visit the campus
  • Meet with advisors

Specific Course: TRS311 - Agir comp彋ent et r嶨lexif II

Presentation

• This course is part of the 1st cycle and offers 3 credits.
• It is offered by the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences.
• The course aims to develop professional skills and attitudes, analysis and argumentation capabilities, and resources for social intervention practice.

Target Audience

• The course is designed for students who want to develop their skills in social intervention.
• It focuses on developing a critical and reflective practice, as well as the ability to evaluate actions in professional situations.

Prerequisites

• The course has a prerequisite of TRS209.
• It also has concomitant courses, including TRS105, TRS109, and TRS113.

Program Offering This Course

• The course is offered as part of the Bachelor's degree in social work.

General Information

• The university provides various services, including libraries, cultural centers, sports centers, and financial resources.
• It also has different faculties, centers, and institutes, such as the Faculty of Law, School of Management, and Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.