129 Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies in Canada

The real you is rooted in your community. And we’re inspired by it. The Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization program from Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology helps students gain the knowledge and tools they need to guide, support, and empower individuals, families and entire communities. 

The degree modules offered in Global Culture Studies program from  Western University - Canada examine how knowledge of the world and understandings of one another are shaped by cultures of representation and ideological formations. 

The Indigenous Studies bachelor degree at York University provides a comprehensive exploration of Indigenous experiences. Available in both full-time and part-time study modes, this public programme focuses on cultural traditions and social responsibility. Students engage with Elder teachings and global Indigeneity over several years.

The Medieval and Early Modern Studies programme at the University of Manitoba is a multidisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree. Available for full-time or part-time study over three to four years, this degree explores European history and culture from the end of the Roman Empire through to the Renaissance period.

The Communication, Leadership, and Culture programme at the University of Prince Edward Island is a full-time undergraduate degree. It bridges liberal arts education with professional employment through a focus on transferable communication skills, digital literacy, and work-integrated learning to prepare students for the modern workplace.

Latin American Studies programme at Langara College provides an interdisciplinary approach to learning about the geography, culture, history, and political economy of this diverse region.

Study the social sciences and humanities, with the ultimate goal of understanding the past, present, and possible future of how different peoples live.. Learn more with Intercultural Studies from Trinity Western University.

The Indigenous Studies programme at the University of Manitoba is a multidisciplinary B.Sc. degree exploring the history, art, and governance of Canada’s original inhabitants. Available for full-time or part-time study over three or more years, this degree offers specialisations in Indigenous languages and cultural traditions.

The Environmental Humanities at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public undergraduate diploma focusing on the intersection of culture and ecology. This nine-course programme explores environmental issues through diverse academic lenses. It is designed for students seeking a specialised focus alongside their studies.

In Classical and Modern Cultures from University of Guelph, you will explore how culture has changed over time, from ancient times to now. This will help you understand the problems we face today and how we can solve them in the future.

The Jewish Studies (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course explores Jewish culture, history, and languages over a multi-year duration, providing students with rigorous academic training in diverse civilisational contexts.

The Portuguese and Luso Brazilian Studies (Hons) at York University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. Students explore the diverse history, literature, and social landscapes of the Lusophone world, gaining fluency in a global language spoken by over 250 million people worldwide.

The Hungarian Studies programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive exploration of Hungary’s language and culture. This public bachelor degree provides flexible study options for students interested in Central European heritage. It covers literature, cinema, and history over a standard undergraduate duration.

The Indigenous Learning programme at Lakehead University offers a cross-cultural, interdisciplinary approach to Aboriginal life experiences. This public bachelor degree focuses on contemporary realities, societal structures, and political issues. Students engage in experiential learning to challenge assumptions about Indigenous Peoples.

The Hispanic Studies programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive exploration of Spanish language and diverse cultures. This full-time bachelor degree provides students with linguistic proficiency and cultural insights over a standard three to four-year duration, delivered through engaging on-campus instruction.

On the Modern Languages and Cultural Studies program at the University of Alberta you can choose your path! Create your individual course programme with only 9 credits in general requirements and 24 credit options with different areas of emphasis. You can choose between two routes: Language studies route or Cross-Cultural studies route

The Indigenous Studies programme at the University of Regina is a four-year, public bachelor degree that explores the diverse cultures and histories of Indigenous peoples. This cross-disciplinary course incorporates traditional teachings from Elders and is open to all students interested in global Indigenous perspectives.

Ukrainian Canadian Heritage Studies from University of Manitoba encourages students to pursue their own research agenda within a Ukrainian Canadian context. 

The Cultural Studies Bachelor of Arts at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary degree explores media, power, and identity through a global lens, preparing students for diverse professional roles in a rapidly evolving society.

The Cultures of Display programme at the University of Regina is a four-year bachelor degree focused on curatorial practices. Delivered through a public study mode, this concentration combines art history with media and performance studies to prepare students for professional roles in galleries, museums, and archives.