Students that complete a CESD or Community Development degree at Algoma University may go on to work in the following fields:
Local, provincial, and federal government
Not-for-profit and cooperative organizations
Rural/Urban Development
Health & social service agencies
Youth development agencies
Community Economic Development agencies
Students can move into a number of possibles careers, such as:
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Program Manager Community Development Officer Research Assistant Volunteer Coordinator Consultant Business Consultant Youth Coordinator Social Entrepreneur Community Researcher/Facilitator Public Administrator Community Liaison Coordinator Partnership Coordinator Program Officer Program Coordinator Executive Director, Community Program Employment Consellor Housing Development Officer Housing Development Manager Community Organizer Conference Coordinator Housing Administrator Social Services Administrator Legal Advocacy Worker |
Job Developer Case Worker Case manager Community Lending, Banking & Loans Officer Community Outreach Worker Foundation Manager Fundraising & Development Community Planner Grant-Writer Employment & Training Coordinator Real Estate/Co-op Housing Manager Public Relations & Communications Business Development Officer Economic development Officer Community Development Officer Event Planning & Management Project Management Environmental Stewardship Coordinator Green Energy Consultant Policy Analyst Community Economic Advisor Community Health Researcher Community Educator |
Students who have successfully finished the Bachelor of Arts in CESD (Honours) can continue their studies in a variety of graduate programs, such as:
Masters in Sustainable Development
Masters in Business Administration
Masters of Science in Rural Planning
Master of Science in Applied Economics
Master of Arts in Community Development
NORDIK InstituteStudents are viewed as a key resource for NORDIK's research while faculty and experienced researchers also provide mentoring and guidance to student research assistants. See more information at the NORDIK Website.