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EDUC 561 (section 012) (1.1/2 units): INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH FOR
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

 

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EDUC 580 (section 011) (1.1/2 units): PROBLEMATIC TOPICS OF
INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH

Instructor for both courses: Dr. W.Tetlow

Time/Place: T.B.A. (Contact Dr.Tetlow at 228-5611 for latest info.,)

Educ 561 gives an introduction to the field of institutional research
(IR) through simulation materials and selected readings. It is designed
for practitioners in IR and planning and policy studies as well as for
administrators who use the services of IR professionals and students of
higher education.

Educ 580 provides detailed study of several areas of institutional re-
search. Simulation exercises, selected readings and team projects form
the basis of the seminars. Possible topics include: enrolment trend
analysis and forecasting, facilities utilization and capital planning,
collective bargaining, cost determination, data base development and
management information systems.

ELIGIBILITY FOR REGISTRATION

Registration in these courses is normally permitted only for students on
a graduate programme. Students in programmes other than educational
administration should obtain the approval of their advisor before reg-
istering. On occasion, registration as an "unclassified student" is
possible for persons not on a graduate programme. Prior approval of the
Education Graduate Programmes Office is necessary in such cases. Those
who may wish to apply for unclassified registration are asked to contact
the Chairman of the educational administration programme area (228-5356)
to discuss possibilities.

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION
This fall the department will offer the following course...
Education 569 (The Regional Junior or Community College). 3 units.TERM 1.

The course will deal with the devlopment of the community college with
particular reference to the situation in British Columbia...

Topics include government policy, curriculum, organization, governance,
students, collective bargaining, evaluation of teaching and current
issues with respect to the community colleges and institutes.

Field trips to various colleges and institutes will be arranged.
Instructor John D. Dennison, Professor of Higher Education

Location Scarfe’ 210; UsB.C. campus

Time Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

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