At MRU, Community Service Learning (CSL) integrates hands-on experiences into coursework, enabling students to make a meaningful impact locally and globally.

Established in 2013, the CSL Citation recognizes student engagement and appears on transcripts. To earn it, students must complete three CSL courses (totalling at least nine credits) and contribute at least 20 hours of service to a community partner.

CSL courses are offered across all faculties at MRU, spanning disciplines such as Nursing, Public Relations, Information Design, Chemistry, and Child Studies.

The Academic Development Centre supports CSL by assisting with curriculum design and research.

Visit our Faculty, Student, and Community Partner pages for more information and FAQs about CSL.

Get in Touch

The Academic Development Centre (ADC) promotes Community Service Learning (CSL) by facilitating course partnerships and supporting faculty.

For CSL-related inquiries, contact adc@mtroyal.ca, and our team will connect you with the appropriate resources.