Greg Mailman

Community Programs Area



Introduction to University

Eligible for transfer credit toward a Degree in Arts or Science







This course will provide practical strategies for reading, note-taking and studying effectively. Participants will gain an understanding of the key elements involved in the writing process, critical thinking, listening, learning styles, memory, and time management.  A writing component is included which provides students with hands-on experience creating thesis statements, doing library research, and writing a research paper. The course is intended for:

•    Prospective and newly-admitted students wishing to prepare for university level studies
•    Current students who wish to develop and improve their study skills and confidence
•    Anyone interested in becoming a more effective learner

Upon completion of this course students should be able to:

•    Select appropriate learning strategies
•    Understand the learning process
•    Successfully integrate their personal and academic goals
•    Develop personal strategies and attitudes that contribute to effective learning
•    Develop basic research and writing skills

Textbooks Required

Ellis, D. (2006). Becoming a Master Student (Canadian 4th ed.). Boston: Houghton Mifflin.

The Little Penguin Handbook, First Canadian Edition with MyCanadianCompLab:  Pearson Education


To apply for this program of for more information please contact us at 204.982.6633.

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Introduction to University ONLINE Course
September 9 - December 2, 2011
Cost:  $425.00
COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED

The Introduction to University course is nowoffered online. You can register by calling 982-6633.  Once you have registered for this course and receive your user name password letter, please  click here to view information on the WebCT login page.

Order textbooks for online course.

Please note that students will need to come to the University of Winnipeg main campus 515 Portage Avenue for an invigilated final exam or, make their own arrangements (approved by the instructor) for an invigilated final exam in their community.
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Introduction to University

 

 Fall 2011 & Winter 2012 Classes

 

Course Number: DMISC 16476


Date

Time

Day

Instructor

Cost

Sept. 7 - Nov. 23

5:30pm-8:30pm

12 Weds

D. Frederickson

$375

Sept. 7 - Nov. 30

2:30pm-3:45pm

12 Mon/Weds

D. Frederickson

$375
Oct. 17-Nov. 24**
 5:30pm-8:30pm
 6 Mon/Thurs
 D. Frederickson
 $375
Jan 10-Apr 3
 5:30pm-8:30pm
 12 Tues
 D. Frederickson
 $375
Jan 5-Apr 3
 11:30am-12:45pm
 12 Tue/Thurs
 D. Frederickson
 $375

** Please note the Oct. 17-Nov. 24 class is held at Winnipeg Technical College @ 131 Henlow Bay.
 

To register: Call the Division of Continuing Education at 204.982.6633.

Transfer Credit: The Introduction to University course is eligible for transfer credit toward a University of Winnipeg degree if a minimum grade of C+ is achieved. The course will be transferred as MULT-01.1000.3 Introduction to University with an "S" for standing. This means that while it does count as 3-credit hours towards your degree, it does not contribute to, nor take away from, your grade point average.