97 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This Engineering Chemistry BSc course from Queen's University is dually accredited- meaning when you graduate, you will be eligible to become both a chartered chemist and a professional engineer.

This Chemical Engineering BSc course from Queen's University will cover the diversity of knowledge needed in chemical engineering.

This  French Studies (Hons) BA course from Queen's University is an intensive course of study in one discipline, with approximately half of your courses within the discipline with room for an optional minor in any other Arts and Science discipline.  

This Chemistry (Hons) from Queen's University explores the composition, structure and transformation of matter. 

This Statistics (Hons) BSc course from Queen's University introduces you to the entire science of decision making in the face of uncertainty. It is the mathematical and computational study of randomness and variability of data. 

This History BA course from Queen's University provides a flexible curriculum and thorough advanced training in historical methods, research, and writing.

This Spanish and Latin American Studies course Queen's University provides students an interdisciplinary element which is not strictly limited to literature, film and culture.

This Outdoor and Experiential Education course from Queen's University is designed to introduce teacher candidates to the variety of ways in which outdoor and experiential programs can be offered in various school and community settings.

This Mining Engineering BSc course from Queen's University will teach you how to improve the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of mining processes and operations. You’ll study the wide range of disciplines involved in locating, extracting, refining, and disposing of mineral and metal products and by-products.

This Linguistics (Hons) BA course from Queen's University introduces you to the study of language and its structure, including the study of morphology, syntax, phonetics, phonology and semantics.

The Computing course from Queen's University is one of the most exciting and diverse subjects of study today, particularly at the Queen’s School of Computing.

The Applied Economics from Queen's University convey to students what they will know or be able to do by the end of a course and will enable students to make more informed decisions about course selection in advance of the registration period.

Throughout this Geological Sciences (Hons) from Queen's University you will learn in a variety of ways. Many courses involve laboratory and field work in a small group setting. Second and upper year courses include several extended field trips.

Through this Environmental Science (Hons) BS/BA course from Queen's University students will study environmental systems from both the perspective of the natural and physical sciences, while recognizing the human and cultural dimensions of the issues.

The Media and Performance Production (Hons) BA course from Queen's University  is a 4-year Honours degree offered in partnership with the Film and Media Department.

This Biochemistry BSc course from Queen's University is the branch of science that explores the structures and chemical processes of molecules in living organisms that interact to form cells, tissues and whole organisms. 

The Mathematics course from Queen's University prepares students for whatever career path they wish to pursue.

This World Language Studies  from Queen's University provides students with communication skills in at least two languages other than English, choosing from among the thirteen languages offered at Queen's University.

This Software Design (Hons) BCom course from Queen's University is for those determined to push the boundaries of computer systems beyond their current limits. 

Through this Religious Studies (Hons) BA course from Queen's University courses survey the major religious traditions of Europe, Asia and the Middle East in their cultural context with in-depth study of traditions such as Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Taoism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and the Religions of Native Peoples.