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Loyalist College empowers students, faculty, staff, and partners through experiential, economic, cluster-based applied programs and research that provide career-ready graduates for, and knowledge transfer to, industry and the community.
Recent experiences
Engage with diverse students through Arts & Science Field Placements: Short-Term Project Winter 2025
WKPL 2042
We have a diverse student population from different backgrounds with varied interests. Integrate learners from Loyalist Collegeโs General Arts and Sciences Service Learning program. We're dedicated to bridging the gap between our students and innovative businesses like yours, fostering real-world collaborations. Our students are not only equipped with a diverse range of skills but also possess a deep passion for solving real-world challenges.
AI & Data Science: Machine Learning and Data Visualization for Business Solutions
AISC 2000 & AISC 2001
Experience Overview: This experience enables students to apply machine learning algorithms and data visualization techniques to solve real-world business problems. Through hands-on projects, students will develop predictive models, analyze data trends, and communicate insights effectively using visualization tools. Businesses will gain valuable, data-driven insights tailored to their operational needs. Learner Capabilities: Students will be able to: Develop and apply machine learning models for predictive analytics. Use supervised and unsupervised learning to identify patterns and insights. Optimize models by balancing accuracy, efficiency, and computational cost. Leverage AI to support decision-making through data-driven recommendations. Design compelling data visualizations for storytelling and business intelligence. Utilize industry-standard tools (e.g., Python, Power BI, Tableau, Matplotlib, Plotly). Present findings effectively through reports, dashboards, and oral presentations.
Unlocking Health Equity with Community Health Projects: Community and Population Health Nursing
NURS 3005
Third-year students enrolled in Loyalist College's Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing program are ready to collaborate with employers like you to tackle real-world challenges in community and population health nursing. Through our Clinical Practicum: Community And Population Health Nursing course, students delve into the complexities of health disparities and practice culturally sensitive, collaborative care to achieve equitable health outcomes. By participating in this experience, you'll have the opportunity to engage with dedicated learners who are eager to apply their knowledge and skills to meaningful projects. We aim to foster interdisciplinary partnerships and promote evidence-informed approaches to address pressing health issues. This is a 13-week, 1-term course. Students have Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from January 7th - April 9th (exclusive of February 24th - March 2nd) to complete the project, with the final project due within the last 2 weeks of the course. Students are to complete 12 hours of work related to the project weekly. Students are assigned a clinical advisor to assist students through the project.
Unlocking Health Equity with Community Health Projects: Community and Population Health Nursing
NURS 3005
Third-year students enrolled in Loyalist College's Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing program are ready to collaborate with employers like you to tackle real-world challenges in community and population health nursing. Through our Clinical Practicum: Community And Population Health Nursing course, students delve into the complexities of health disparities and practice culturally sensitive, collaborative care to achieve equitable health outcomes. By participating in this experience, you'll have the opportunity to engage with dedicated learners who are eager to apply their knowledge and skills to meaningful projects. We aim to foster interdisciplinary partnerships and promote evidence-informed approaches to address pressing health issues. This is a 13-week, 1-term course. Students have Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from September 4th - December 4th (exclusive of October 21-27) to complete the project, with the final project due within the last 2 weeks of the course. Students are to complete 12 hours of work related to the project weekly. Students are assigned a clinical advisor to assist students through the project.
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