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The Cross-Cultural College Certificate program consists of at least 15.0 units of courses taken from the following thematic areas: multicultural studies, international relations, Canadian and Asian Studies. A major advantage of the Cross-Cultural College program is that most of the required courses are the same as those which, depending on their plan, students would normally take to fulfill their degree requirements at Queen's. Further information about the CCC Certificate program and registration will be forthcoming.
An additional, unique aspect of the program is a series of joint courses in which Canadian and Japanese students study and work together. There are three joint courses: the Joint Seminar, the Global Internship, and the Global Career Seminar. All students participating in the KGU Cross-Cultural College must take at least one of these joint courses. Please note that academic credit will be awarded for all courses taken as part of the KGU Cross-Cultural College, including the joint courses.
More information about the Cross-Cultural College Certificate program may be found in the CCC PDF document below and also by visitng the KGU CCC program website. Please note that this program is still in the early stages and more course and program information will be posted as it becomes available.
KGU Cross-Cultural College 2012 leaflet (2.5MB)