6 Natural Sciences BBA Degree Programs

The Bachelor's in Actuarial Science (BBA) program offers a comprehensive education focused on the mathematical and statistical methods necessary for assessing risk in insurance, finance, and related f...

The BBA in Actuarial Studies is designed to prepare students for careers involving risk assessment and management. The program combines courses in business, mathematics, economics, and statistics to b...

The BBA in Statistics and Quantitative Modeling is designed to prepare students for careers that require strong analytical skills. The program combines foundational business knowledge with advanced tr...

The physics program at Grenfell Campus will satisfy your curiosity about how the universe works. This four-year bachelor of science program explores everything from the smallest nucleus to the farthest galaxies.

The Computer Science program emphasizes the concepts and practices of computer science and applications to other disciplines.

The learning-centered approach implies a new way of thinking and developing training and professional practice carried out by a teacher. It questions the paradigm centered on repetitive teaching, of transmissive-receptive cut that prioritizes the acquisition of declarative, inert, and decontextualized. This proposal has as its main reference the constructivist conception and sociocultural learning and teaching, according to which learning consists of an active and conscious that its purpose is the construction of meanings and the attribution of meaning to the contents and experiences on the part of the learner. This approach consists of an intellectual act but at the same time social, affective, and interaction within a community of sociocultural practices. The learning process takes place thanks to the actions of pedagogical mediation that involve a coordinated activity of intention-action-reflection between the students and the teacher, around a diversity of objects of knowledge and with the intervention of certain languages ​​and instruments. Furthermore, it occurs in specific socio-cultural and historical contexts, from which it cannot be abstracted, that is, it has a situated character.