KPU Arts has more than 50 faculty who routinely engage with external partners to tie hands-on learning to students’ coursework, including both paid and unpaid student learning experiences. This is made possible because of our small class sizes of 35 students, giving you more face time with instructors and more chances to explore work-integrated learning opportunities.
To learn more about work-integrated learning and co-operative education contact us at connect@kpu.ca.
KPU Arts students have had some fun and thought-provoking experiential learning opportunities over the years. Learn more about KPU Arts and the showcase of students' work at the Historic Joy Kogawa House.
KPU's Fieldschools
Archaeological Field Studies - Students study and practice the basic techniques of archaeological survey and excavation and learn to examine field techniques such as site survey and mapping; GPS data collection; excavation methodology; analysis of site stratigraphy; and the proper documentation and curation of field data.
KPU's Fieldschools - these run every year in South America, sometimes in Europe and often the African continent… Explore!
KPU's Inside-Out Prison Exchange
Inside-Out Prison Exchange - KPU’s Inside Out ARTS course offering takes place within a provincial corrections institution in Surrey, BC with an equal number of incarcerated (inside) students and KPU (outside) students enrolled. Students address issues of violence, alternatives to violence and transformation through an experiential learning process.
