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SEMESTER 1: THE BIRTH OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION • Introduction to Literature • Knowledge and Forms of Knowledge • Ancient World History • Physical Education • Introduction to Philosophy: Greece and Rome • Two Option Courses SEMESTER 2: MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE • Medieval and Renaissance World Literature • Medieval and Renaissance World Views • World Religions • Research Methods in the Liberal Arts • Two Option Courses • French • Physical Education SEMESTER 3: THE BIRTH OF THE MODERN AGE • 17th to 19th Century Literature • History of the Modern World (Post-Classical World) • Great Philosophical Ideas of the Modern World • The “Sense” of Works of Art • Principles of Logic and Mathematical Language • Two Option Courses SEMESTER 4: THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD • 20th Century Literature • Ethical Issues • History of Science and Scientific Methodology • Liberal Arts Essay Seminar • French • Physical Education • One Option Course OPTION COURSES MAY BE SELECTED FROM THESE CONCENTRATION AREAS: • Anthropology • Economics • English Literature • Geography • History • Italian • Mathematics • Spanish • Philosophy • Political Science • Psychology • Sociology Courses will vary each semester depending on availability and space limitations. SEMESTER BREAKDOWN Liberal Arts Program (700.B0) Liberal Arts (History, Ideas & Civilizaon) WHAT IS LIBERAL ARTS ( HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION ) ? A well-rounded education based on interdisciplinary studies An exploration of ideas and knowledge-building skills in the areas of literature, history, philosophy, the humanities, religion, history of art, social sciences, natural sciences, as well as logic and mathematical languages A broad understanding of the ideas of the western civilization, a sense of the humanistic tradition and what it means to be a citizen of the world A unique program that avoids over-specialization in order to prepare academically-oriented students for many university programs WHY LIBERAL ARTS ( HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION ) AT CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE SAINT-LAMBERT? An environment where faculty and students work together in a community dedicated to learning Ability to think logically and read critically while expanding written and oral communication skills Dynamic and stimulating discussions around issues from the Classical Age to the 21st Century Opportunity to broaden your intellectual horizons by choosing option courses from the following areas: Extra curricular activities such as concerts, plays, movies and field trips Anthropology Calculus Economics Geography History Human Biology Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Speaking Sociology Spanish Topics in Literature WHERE LIBERAL ARTS ( HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION ) AT CHAMPLAIN CAN TAKE YOU! Law Communications Journalism Education Politics History Anthropology & Archeology Philosophy Religious Studies Literature Creative Writing Humanitarian Work Research in many academic fields
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Page 1: Liberal Arts Program (700.B0) Liberal Arts (History, …Liberal Arts (History, Ideas & Civilization) Liberal Arts Program (700.B0) WHAT IS LIBERAL ARTS (HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION)?

SEMESTER 1:THE BIRTH OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION• Introduction to Literature• Knowledge and Forms of Knowledge• Ancient World History• Physical Education• Introduction to Philosophy: Greece and Rome• Two Option Courses

SEMESTER 2:MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE • Medieval and Renaissance World Literature• Medieval and Renaissance World Views• World Religions• Research Methods in the Liberal Arts• Two Option Courses • French• Physical Education

SEMESTER 3:THE BIRTH OF THE MODERN AGE • 17th to 19th Century Literature• History of the Modern World (Post-Classical World) • Great Philosophical Ideas of the Modern World• The “Sense” of Works of Art• Principles of Logic and Mathematical Language• Two Option Courses

SEMESTER 4:THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD • 20th Century Literature • Ethical Issues• History of Science and Scientific Methodology• Liberal Arts Essay Seminar • French• Physical Education• One Option Course

OPTION COURSES MAY BE SELECTED FROM THESE CONCENTRATION AREAS:

• Anthropology• Economics• English Literature• Geography• History• Italian• Mathematics• Spanish • Philosophy• Political Science• Psychology• Sociology

Courses will vary each semester depending on availability and space limitations.

SEMESTER BREAKDOWN

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WHAT IS LIBERAL ARTS(HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION)?• A well-rounded education based on interdisciplinary

studies

• An exploration of ideas and knowledge-building skills in the areas of literature, history, philosophy, the humanities, religion, history of art, social sciences, natural sciences, as well as logic and mathematical languages

• A broad understanding of the ideas of the western civilization, a sense of the humanistic tradition and what it means to be a citizen of the world

• A unique program that avoids over-specialization in order to prepare academically-oriented students for many university programs

WHY LIBERAL ARTS (HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION) AT CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE SAINT-LAMBERT?• An environment where faculty and students work

together in a community dedicated to learning

• Ability to think logically and read critically while expanding written and oral communication skills

• Dynamic and stimulating discussions around issues from the Classical Age to the 21st Century

• Opportunity to broaden your intellectual horizons by choosing option courses from the following areas:

• Extra curricular activities such as concerts, plays, movies and field trips

• Anthropology

• Calculus

• Economics

• Geography

• History

• Human Biology

• Philosophy

• Political Science

• Psychology

• Public Speaking

• Sociology

• Spanish

• Topics in Literature

WHERE LIBERAL ARTS (HISTORY, IDEAS & CIVILIZATION) AT CHAMPLAIN CAN TAKE YOU!• Law

• Communications

• Journalism

• Education

• Politics

• History

• Anthropology & Archeology

• Philosophy

• Religious Studies

• Literature

• Creative Writing

• Humanitarian Work

• Research in many academic fields

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APPLICATION DEADLINEMarch 1st for the Fall Semester.

MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSIn order to be admitted to a program leading to a Diploma of College Studies (DEC),

applicants must possess a Quebec Secondary School Diploma or have completed a

level of education that is deemed equivalent by the College.

ADMISSION PRIORITIESEven if applicants meet the requirements of the Règlement sur le régime des études

collégiales, they may be refused admission due to lack of space.

CONTACT INFORMATION

900 Riverside Drive, Saint-Lambert, Québec, J4P 3P2tel: 450-672-7360 fax: 450-672-9299 toll free: 1-877-929-9197admissions@champlaincollege.qc.cawww.champlainonline.com