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The Business of Art Course Description: This course will examine methods of valuing art and will focus on trends in the auction market in Canada since the 1960s. We will look at the history of art at auction
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transnational environment of Gandhian thought (eg. Ruskin and Tolstoy), its critics (advocates of minority rights, also revolutionary violence) and global afterlife (eg. King, Mandela). Teaches methods in
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the methods and theories of Service Design. Students will apply service design methods such as touchpoint mapping, service blueprinting, storyboarding, ethnomethodological service enactments, and video
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? What are the limitations of social entrepreneurship? Estimated course enrolment: 25 Estimated TA support: N/A Class schedule: Thursday 2-4pm *The delivery method for this course is currently in-person
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text editing and computational approaches to humanities research; and library and archival methods. Book Science projects are interdisciplinary collaborations that surface hidden aspects of books
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decolonizing, queer, transgender, feminist and anti-racist justice frameworks and methods that prioritize accountability to the communities whose materials are being collected and/or published as a significant
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equipment; determine method of repair and cost/time associated with the repair. Repair equipment including mechanical, fuel, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems by replacing, fabricating, or revising
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government financial aid rules, accurately reporting on program uptake, and training and providing information to staff and the academic divisions to ensure both student needs and program requirements are met
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, an on-site Library, student computer facilities, study space and a classroom. Your opportunity: This project is a multi-year initiative titled “Transforming Workplace Systems to Build Sustainable Capacity
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 1 month ago
Sciences Course Description: This course covers the basic concepts of statistics and the statistical methods most commonly used in the social sciences. The first half of the course introduces descriptive