1.5k Bachelor's degrees in Canada
Irish Studies
The Irish Studies programme at St. Thomas University is a comprehensive interdisciplinary degree delivered on a full-time basis. This undergraduate course explores the rich heritage, history, and diaspora of Ireland. Students engage with diverse cultural perspectives through a flexible curriculum at this historic institution.
Gerontology
The Gerontology programme at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores the social and individual impacts of aging. Students develop professional skills over a standard four-year duration to support older populations in various health and service sectors.
Classical Studies
The Classical Studies program at University of New Brunswick is designed for students who wish to study the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome either as a secondary interest (e.g. a double major) or as preparation for entrance into further professional studies (architecture, education, journalism, law, library science, museum studies).
Peace and Conflict Studies
The Peace and Conflict Studies programme at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary minor. Students explore the roots of violence and foundations of justice through a public study mode. This curriculum examines global security and human rights to prepare graduates for meaningful international roles.
Political Studies
The Political Studies bachelor programme at Mount Saint Vincent University explores governance, power, and socio-political change. This public study mode course examines local and global conflict through diverse lenses. Students gain critical tools for policy implementation while studying in a professional academic environment.
Technology and Society
The Technology and Society Bachelor of Arts at Simon Fraser University explores the complex relationship between media, culture, and political economy. This full-time programme, delivered in a public study mode, examines how communication modes shape reality. It provides a deep understanding of modern digital environments.
Interdisciplinary Studies
The Interdisciplinary Studies programme at the Royal Roads University is a customizable programme that allows you to study entirely online, or through a blend of online and on-campus courses.
Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
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
Mathematics
The Mathematics major in the BSc General Degree from University of Alberta, provides an overview of Mathematics and allows for customization and flexibility with courses and program direction.
Women and Gender Studies
Undergraduate students may pursue a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Minor in WGS, a BA Major, or Honours Degree in Women and Gender Studies at the University of Alberta.
Science, Technology and Society
This interdisciplinary Science, Technology and Society program at the University of Albertacombines insights from Anthropology, Art and Design, Economics, English and Film Studies, History, Sociology, and Philosophy to help you think critically about the roles scientific and technological practices play in our lives.
Art and Design
BA students with a major in Art and Design at the University of Alberta can meet their degree program requirements with any combination of our ART, DES, and HADVC classes.
Sociology
The Sociology programme at Kwantlen Polytechnic University offers a comprehensive exploration of social, cultural, and political relationships. This undergraduate degree provides students with essential analytical skills through flexible study modes, preparing graduates for diverse professional roles within a globalised society.
History (Hons)
The Bachelor of Arts (BA), History (Hons) degree from Vancouver Island University program takes students on a journey through time in specialized areas of study examining a wide array of topics, as broad as politics, war and genocide and social movements and as narrow as European film and the place of hockey in Canadian culture.
Geography (Hons)
The Geography (Hons) program from Vancouver Island University can be taken as a major or minor with options that allow you to specialize in sustainable resource management or urban and social sustainability as well as a general option.
Pop Culture
The Pop Culture programme at the University of Regina is a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree delivered full-time on campus. This undergraduate course explores the evolving legacy of modern media and social practices through diverse theoretical lenses, preparing students for creative and analytical roles in the arts sector.
Economics
The Economics programme at the University of Manitoba offers flexible B.A. degree options, including three-year General and four-year Advanced or Honours paths. Students can study full-time or part-time, exploring global financial systems and social policy through a diverse curriculum in a professional academic setting.
Ethics and Global Studies
In this Ethics and Global Studies program at the University of Alberta, students study history, philosophy, religious studies, and politics, with the goal of developing ethical approaches to living together in our complex world.
Ancient and Medieval Studies
This interdisciplinary Ancient and Medieval Studies program at the University of Alberta allows students to explore past societies in the pre-modern period. You can explore the peoples, places, and cultures of the Islamic world in the Golden Age, Greco-Roman antiquity and an emerging Europe, as well as ancient and medieval Africa, India and Asia.
Classics
Classics is the study of all aspects of the lives of the ancient Greeks and Romans. At the University of Alberta you can study their artwork, their culture, their history, their languages, their literatures, their philosophy, their technology, their social and scientific views of the world around them, and the artifacts they left behind.