Enhance your Degree with an Honours Minor in Professional Writing:
Effective writing and communication skills are consistently ranked among the top skills employers look for in new hires.
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We've designed the minor to provide you with maximum flexibility.
Here's how to develop a focused skill set for:
- communicating effectively in the workplace;
- producing visually and sonically rich digital texts;
- crafting nonfiction pieces for magazines, blogs, newsletters, and websites; or
- designing and editing engaging publications.
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Stevie Bell (she/her)
Undergraduate Program Director
Writing Department
416-736-5134
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Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
YORK UNIVERSITY
South 311 Ross
4700 Keele Street Toronto ON, Canada M3J 1P3
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