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Studies of Sports, Games and Leisure


  • Program type

    Pre-university


  • Length

    2 years


  • Admission

    Autumn


  • Program category

    Social Science

This profile of Vanier’s Social Science program develops students’ understanding of the role of sports, games and leisure activities in society and culture at large.

Alongside a variety of subjects in the Social Sciences, students in this profile study the interrelation of sports/leisure with media, economics, politics, education, families, and communities. By developing students' critical thinking about sport, leisure and play on local and global levels, this profile encourages problem-solving and collective action in specific sporting contexts. Graduates are well-equipped for university studies in any social science discipline, as well as in law, journalism, education, and social work

Why choose this profile?

  • Gain knowledge in the social sciences with a focus on sports and leisure
  • Build interdisciplinary skills in a subject area
  • Discover field-defining topics
  • Prepare for studies in Sports, Recreation, Tourism and more

What are my options after graduating?

Career perspective

A DCS in Social Science: Sports, Games and Leisure prepares you for further studies and careers in: 

  • Education
  • Park management
  • Rehabilitation
  • Sociology
  • Sports Management
  • Tourism
  • Youth Services

University 

While this profile is designed to prepare students for university, it is not a prerequisite for any particular program. Consult with an Academic Advisor to know the prerequisite courses for your chosen university program.

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Bains, NirmalaSocial Science Profiles coordinator
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