Will my campus life be better at Huron University College than staying off-campus?

Following the attainment of an MS at Huron University College, employment opportunities are generally in areas linked to your field of specialisation under the liberal arts emphasis, with possible functions in research, teaching, consulting, business, government, and not-for-profit agencies, usually provided through the auspices of Huron's comprehensive career development support, such as exposure to paid internships and connections with diverse employers throughout Canada and overseas; graduates can choose from such career options as: research analyst, policy advisor, programme coordinator, project manager, data analyst, marketing professional, consultant, teacher, community organizer, social worker, business development manager, etc.; since Huron is a part of Western University, students may also take advantage of the larger Western alumni network for job placements. 

The Huron College is known for its rich history, commitment to liberal arts education, and strong ties with the University of Western Ontario. The key features for which it is known for are:-

1. Academic Excellence: Personalized education with a class size of 30 students.
2. Programs Offered: Programs like the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, as well as graduate programs in Theology
3. Focus on Leadership and Community Engagement:  Preparing students for their civic responsibilities to become better humans. 
4. Alumni: Huron University College has contributed to the making of writer and artist Norman Elder, Canadian historian Janice MacKinnon, and politician Paul Macklin.