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Osteopathy
Study the principles and practices of Osteopathy at Sheridan College — a growing profession that uses a manual therapy approach to patient care, treating a variety of injuries, illnesses and conditions.
Neuroscience
The Neuroscience B.Sc. at Concordia University Montréal explores the neurobiology of behaviour. This public programme, lasting three to four years, offers Specialisation or Honours paths. Students investigate chemical brain changes and emotions through a core psychology curriculum, available for full-time study in Montréal.
Experiential Learning
The Experiential Learning programme at the University of Ottawa is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode course focuses on multidisciplinary design, digital fluency, and professional development. It combines technical engineering skills with diverse fields through internships and mentorship.
Risk Management
The Risk Management industries are dynamic, increasingly sophisticated and global in nature. These industries are an exciting, challenging and relevant place to work. This degree is offered at University of Calgary.
Early Childhood Education
You believe that children are the future. Hey, we have that in common! So, how can we work together to inspire tomorrow’s generation today? The Early Childhood Education program (ECE program) at Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology provides exclusive research-based training opportunities for students.
English and History
The English and History B.A. at Concordia University Montréal is a multidisciplinary programme offered as a joint specialization. This public study mode degree typically spans three to four years. It provides a rigorous academic framework for students to explore the human story through literary analysis and historical inquiry.
Psychology
The Capilano University offers a degree in Psychology. Start a career helping others in the Bachelor of Psychology degree program at Capilano University.
Physics
Whether you know exactly what area of science you are interested in or are still undecided (or change your mind after you arrive!), the structure of our Physics program at McMaster University will provide you with a range of Level II program options.
Accounting
When you study Accounting at MacEwan University, you build on your strengths as a problem solver, a “numbers person” and a thoughtful decision maker. You learn to implement accounting best practices, read complex financial documents, analyze trends in data, collaborate with co-workers and solve complicated problems in an accounting environment.
Engineering Physics
Engineering Physics at McMaster University offers four specializations: Nuclear Engineering and Energy Systems, Nano- and Micro-Devices, Photonics Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering. Students with an aptitude for science and mathematics can develop their capabilities and apply them to engineering problems.
Marine Engineering Technology
Students in Marine Engineering Technology program at Georgian College are immersed in an internationally recognized co-operative marine engineering cadet program designed in co-operation with Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security (TCMSS) and Canada’s shipping companies.
Environmental Technology (fast-track)
For those who are passionate about the environment and want to dedicate their work to preserving and protecting our earth, air and water, this program in Environmental Technology (fast-track) at Durham College provides a diverse and rewarding career path.
Humanities
At the Humanities program offered by McMaster University you’ll bring artistic, historical, critical and philosophical reflection to bear while you explore and examine our past and present, our thought, our cultures, and societies, as well as our existence.
Mathematics, Actuarial Science
Develop your critical thinking skills to solve complex challenges and problems in financial and insurance industries with this Mathematics, Actuarial Science programme from University of Windsor.
Philosophy of Law
Philosophy of Law at York University introduces students to central theories in the philosophy of law, both historical and contemporary; important areas of law, including constitutional law and criminal law; and advanced topics in philosophy of law, such as international law and self-determination
Performance Production and Design
The Simon Fraser University's Performance Production and Design program provides you with a toolkit of skills and a sandbox of studio spaces, so that you can discover what kind of artist, designer, producer, and maker you want to become.
Integrated Engineering
Brock University’s Integrated Engineering program will pave the way for your future success. As the third integrated engineering program in Canada, we’re committed to equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Anthropology
Anthropology from MacEwan University, you gain insight into some of the most important questions facing humanity today. You use your understanding of cultural differences to explore topics such as social inequality, material culture, human connection to the physical world, human evolution and language.
Human Health and Nutritional Sciences
Human Health and Nutritional Sciences from University of Guelph explores the biological, physiological, and nutritional foundations of human health, with a particular emphasis on the importance of lifestyle choices and the potential for innovative products to prevent illness, boost performance and promote long-term well-being.
Linguistics and Anthropology Joint Major
Linguistics and anthropology are kindred disciplines, each concerned with culture, cognition and social relations. Students of the Linguistics and Anthropology Joint Major at Simon Fraser University will acquire multidisciplinary expertise in anthropological aspects of language.