1.5k Bachelor's degrees in Canada
Religious Studies
Who or what is the divine? What does it mean to be human? How do spiritual beliefs shape our world? In this Religious Studies program at University of Waterloo, you’ll examine how religions have influenced politics, economics, culture, art, science, and society throughout history — and continue to do so today.
Liberal Arts
The Liberal Arts programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive undergraduate education in a public study mode. This bachelor degree provides students with a versatile academic foundation, fostering critical thinking and interdisciplinary knowledge over a standard four-year duration at this historic institution.
Geography
The Geography programme at the University of Northern British Columbia offers both B.A. and B.Sc. pathways. Students can study full-time on campus, exploring human-environment interactions through social or physical sciences. This comprehensive degree typically requires four years of study to complete 120 credit hours.
Computer Science
The Computer Science programme at Mount Allison University offers versatile B.Sc. and B.A. degree options. Students can study full-time over four years, exploring everything from hands-on applications to pure theory. This academic path provides a deep understanding of modern computing within a prestigious Canadian institution.
Hispanic and Latin American Studies
You’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of these Hispanic and Latin American Studies major offered by Brock University world regions and have the opportunity to explore your own disciplinary and thematic interests.
Applied Psychology (Honours)
If graduate school or taking part in intensive research is part of your future plans, the Applied Psychology (Honours) programme from Douglas College is for you.
Psychology
The Psychology programme at St. Thomas University offers a comprehensive exploration of human behaviour and mental processes. This undergraduate degree provides students with a deep understanding of social interactions and cognitive development through full-time study, preparing graduates for diverse professional pathways.
Sociology
The Sociology programme at The King's University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree available in three-year and four-year tracks. Students can study full-time at the Edmonton campus, exploring human interaction and social systems through a Christian lens to prepare for meaningful careers in social justice.
Japanese
The Japanese programme at the University of Regina is a two-year undergraduate course delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum focuses on language proficiency and cultural understanding, offering students a unique opportunity to master communication skills while exploring the rich traditions of Japan over a 24-month duration.
French
Students who study at the French BA program offered at University of Lethbridge will gain awareness of other cultures through courses in language, literature, and culture and civilization, and through academic and living experiences in francophone Canada or abroad.
Philosophy
Philosophy has long been a central component of a liberal arts education — and with good reason. It teaches you critical reasoning like no other discipline. It’s also an excellent addition to studies in mathematics and the sciences. We offer a bachelor degree in Philosophy at University of Waterloo.
Music
The Music programme at the University of Regina is a four-year Bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This liberal arts course focuses on music history and analysis while developing essential research skills. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare them for diverse professional paths.
Classical and Medieval Studies
The Classical and Medieval Studies programme at the University of Regina is a four-year Bachelor's degree delivered through a public study mode. This curriculum explores ancient civilisations and the Middle Ages, focusing on Greek and Latin languages, history, and art to develop advanced analytical and creative thinking skills.
Creative Writing (English)
The Creative Writing (English) programme at the University of Regina is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. Students develop professional expertise in various literary genres while honing their editing skills. This academic path prepares graduates for diverse roles in the global publishing industry.
Sociology
The Sociology programme at the University of Guelph offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking to understand societal dynamics. This degree type focuses on critical analysis and research skills, preparing graduates to address global inequality and social challenges through rigorous theoretical and practical training.
Music
Whether you are interested in performance, composition, digital audio arts or music education, our classical music programs are flexible to meet your specific needs and goals. Apply to the Music degree programme delivered by the University of Lethbridge.
Women's Studies
The Women's Studies programme at Concordia University Montréal is a flexible undergraduate course available as a B.A. or Certificate. This full-time or part-time degree typically spans three to four years. You will explore gender, race, and social justice through Canada’s oldest institute dedicated to this field.
English
The English BA program offered by University of Lethbridge is not just about the rhetorical and creative aspects of literature. It’s about examining history, culture, psychology, sociology, philosophy, and the human condition to determine what a text means in the context of when and where it was written, and how it relates to us today.
Justice, Political Philosophy, and Law (Honours)
The Justice, Political Philosophy, and Law (Honours) Program at McMaster University is a four-year degree delivered by the McMaster Philosophy department.
Political Studies
The Political Studies BA program at University of Saskatchewan examines the use and abuse of power in societal struggles for justice, equality, freedom, and the common good. It deals with issues, at the local, national and international levels, relating to government and governance, authority and legitimacy, equity and resource distribution, rights and responsibilities, and peace and conflict.