MGMT 3900

This course aims to foster a deeper understanding of transferable knowledge and skills gained through employment, sports, student leadership, and volunteer experiences. This course is designed to develop critical professional skills that accomplished and capable students should have upon graduation: critical and creative thinking, literacy, global understanding, communication, and professional and ethical behaviour. Students enhance their learning from their personally secured non-Co-op employment, leadership, or volunteer experience via structured reflection activities, including a final reflection report on work undertaken. Students will identify key learning moments, develop critical reflection skills, and connect their practical experiences to their competency development. A pass/fail grade will be assigned upon completion of the course.[Offering(s): Offered through Distance Education format only.][Restriction(s): Students must be concurrently participating in a qualifying extracurricular learning experience. See the Department of Management website for more information.][Department(s): Department of Management]