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My favourite thing about my program, Media Studies, is the variety of courses and approaches that I can choose from based on my preferences and future career goals. The program combines different fields, including Cultural Studies, Computer Science, Philosophy, Gender Studies, and Ancient Greek and Roman Studies. Also, I love my program because I can choose if I want to focus on theoretical courses, like Media and Society, or more practical courses, like Photography and Filming Workshops.
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My program is business and my favourite part about the program is the opportunities Trent provides alongside the education. There are various co-op, internship or in course placement options available for a practical experience. The availability of multiple courses related to the specialisations is also one of the reason I chose Trent to pursue this program .
Business is a very vast concept but through understanding of all the basic concepts in the first 2 years of university, one can select if they want to study something specifically as well. These opportunities make me like my course even more.
I’m studying Business Administration and my favorite thing about my program is the concentration choices! There are specializations in so many subjects like Economics, Marketing and Consumer Culture, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources and more! You could also opt for minors!
My favorite thing about my program is that it lets me get into both computer science and economics! It's like getting the best of both worlds, and I love seeing how they mix and match. It's exciting to discover new insights that come from blending these two fields
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