The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers programs that develop critical thinking skills and prepare for further education or your career.
Our General Arts and Science one year certificate or two year diploma programs are designed for students who want to explore ideas within the Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology. Develop your skills in critical thinking, oral and written communications, and research as you identify future career options.
AWCCA - Unique in Canada, the Assaulted Women's and Children's Counsellor/Advocate Program provides women students with background knowledge, analytical skills, and specialized training to work with women and children who have experienced violence.
In addition to your program specialty, you will broaden your perspectives with courses in humanities, social sciences and science and technology at the George Brown College School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The George Brown School of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers:
- General Arts and Science one year certificate and two year diploma giving you the chance to explore a wide range of subjects, ideas and disciplines.
- Our unique Assulted Women’s and Children’s Counsellor/Advocate diploma program offered in both full and part-time formats.
- Counseling, student events, and cultural activities for Aboriginal students through the Aboriginal Counselor, Elder, and Aboriginal (Sahkitcheway) Student Centre.
- General education and liberal studies electives focused on helping you develop your critical thinking, analytical, writing and oral communication skills.
- The School of Labour which offers, four Labour Studies general education electives as well as an annual labour fair.
- Pen Canada Lecturer- in- Residence that brings and exiled writer to the college for two semesters to share experiences with students and staff.
Develop a lifelong love of learning at the George Brown School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.