97 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Liberal Studies BA course from Queen's University lets you explore how the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences have shaped much of our daily lives. 

This Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Management and Innovation, Graduate Diploma from Queen's University is targeted to enhance the competitiveness and employability of graduate students interested in pursuing careers in pharmaceutical and related health industries.

The Primary-Junior French as a Second Language Multi-Session program offered by Queen's University is geared toward those that currently have a qualifying teaching position or are seeking one (e.g., unqualified teacher, teacher on a letter of permission, school employees). 

This Accounting offered by Queen's University is the first and best program to prepare you for the CPA designation and a thriving business career.

This Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Combined BScH+MSc course from Queen's University offers an opportunity for students in the 4th year of their Honours program (SSP plan of the Life Sciences or Biochemistry programs) to take up to 2 courses in Biomedical & Molecular Sciences at the graduate level which would then allow these students to enter the graduate program with advanced standing.

This Education, Graduate Diploma course from Queen's University is designed for educators and other professionals who want to take their career to the next level.

The Technological Education Multi-Session program offered by Queen's University provides an opportunity for skilled tradespeople to earn a Bachelor of Education (BEd) or Diploma in Education (DEd) in a blended format.

This Psychology (Hons) course from Queen's University offers an introduction survey of basic areas of psychology include perception, cognition, learning and motivation and their biological substrata. 

This Teacher Education (Consecutive) B.Ed course from Queen's University is a program for those who want to become educators.

This Mathematics or Statistics (Hons) BSc course from Queen's University prepares you to seek out patterns, construct rigorous arguments, articulate assumptions, appreciate the value of a precise definition, analyze mathematical models, and create beautiful structures. 

This Biology Combined BScH+MSc course from Queen's University is an opportunity for students in the 4th year of their Honour’s program (Biology) to take up to 2 courses in Biology at the graduate level that would then allow these students to enter the graduate program with advanced standing.

This Water and Human Health, Graduate Diploma course from Queen's University  is designed to give recent graduates and professionals an enhanced understanding of the role of water in driving health outcomes and ultimately the sustainability of populationsand communities.

Earn a B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence (Hons) at Queen's University, a prestigious institution located in Kingston, Ontario. This programme is designed to be completed over a duration that equips you with essential skills in AI. The course offers a comprehensive online learning experience, preparing you for a dynamic career in technology.

The Bachelor of Computing (Honours) in Biomedical Computing at Queen's University is a cutting-edge programme that merges computer science with advanced life sciences. This degree spans a duration of four years and is offered in a full-time format, equipping students with vital skills for various health-related careers.

The Employment Relations program offered by Queen's University provides job-ready knowledge and skills for exciting and meaningful careers in human resource management and labour relations. 

Philosophy – Joint Honours (Arts) – Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from Queen's University will help you develop critical reasoning, as well as effective written and oral communication skills. You will be able to read critically so that you can find hidden assumptions, identify core premises, and evaluate arguments.

This Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives course from Queen's University is an interdisciplinary degree, designed to draw together a range of course offerings on Indigenous history, culture, experience, language, and ways of knowing from many departments within Arts and Science.