Experiential Learning at TMU
Experiential Learning (EL) provides students with opportunities to integrate classroom theory with practice. Through EL, students are able to hone skills, competencies and values that are needed in careers and life; develop and nurture professional networks and connections with communities; foster personal growth while clarifying academic and career goals; and create real-world impacts by bringing academic content to life. Students have many opportunities to participate in EL throughout their degree program(s).
The Experiential Learning Hub (opens in new window) supports and provides resources for students interested in pursuing EL-based courses and activities. Students can also contact their program/department with any questions regarding EL-based courses or other EL opportunities available at Toronto Met.
For more information see Senate Policy 169 (opens in new window) , Experiential Learning.
Types of Experiential Learning
Below are the types of EL that are offered at Toronto Met. For descriptions of the different types of EL, visit the Students page of the Experiential Learning website.
Capstone
Case Studies
Community-Based Learning
Co-operative Education
Co-operative Internship
Entrepreneurial/Zone Learning
Equity-Centered Learning
External Project
Field Studies
International Learning
Internship
Lab Work
Land-Based Learning
Practicum/Placement
Research Project
Simulation
Studio
List of EL-based Courses
Below is a list of all courses offered with an EL component.
The default view shows 100 entries per page. Use the Search Tool on the right to search by keyword or filter the courses by faculty, course code, or type of EL.
