获得解决工作中冲突所需的知识和技能
The program in Workplace and Labour Studies integrates practical knowledge and hands-on experience with social and economic theories.Laurentian University's Workplace and Labour Studies program prepares students to be leaders in their workplaces and communities. As a student at Laurentian, you study the evolution of workers' social and legal rights that concern all Canadian workers and their families. Students also engage with issues such as precarious, low-wage work, disability rights, and equity, as well as gain valuable real world experience with 300 hours of 3rd and 4th year unpaid internships (work placements) in the local community.<br><br>Career outcomes: <br>Labour Studies provides an excellent foundation for careers in human resources, labour management relations, occupational health and safety, and disability, as well as national labour and employment policies. Labour Studies graduates have gone on to careers in human resources, law, occupational health and safety, labour arbitration and mediation, workplace training, journalism, community organizing, and leadership roles in government, not-for-profit agencies, social services agencies, education and more