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708 Bachelor's degrees in Humanities in Canada
Professional Writing
Professional Writing at York University is a BA within Liberal Arts & Professional Studies. This public undergraduate programme combines practical publishing, digital, organisational and periodical writing with hands-on projects such as podcast production, website development and book editing. Offered full-time or part-time.
French Language and Literature (Hons)
The French Language and Literature (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme delivered in a public study mode. Over a multi-year duration, students explore French culture and linguistics. This curriculum develops high-level proficiency and analytical skills for diverse global careers.
Religious Studies
The Religious Studies program offered by McGill University teaches the academic disciplines of theology while preparing students for ministry in the contemporary world.
Creative Writing
Creative Writing at York University develops practical craft across poetry, fiction, memoir and creative non‑fiction. Delivered by published authors through workshops, visiting writers and hands‑on experiences, the programme emphasises publishing skills and collaborative projects. Study mode: public.
French Language and French Linguistics (Hons)
The French Language and French Linguistics (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course explores the historical evolution and formal structures of the French language, offering deep insights into its global cultural significance.
Philosophy
The Philosophy programme at the University of Victoria is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores fundamental questions regarding truth, justice, and knowledge. Students develop advanced critical-thinking skills over a standard four-year duration while examining the nature of reasoning.
Christianity and Culture (Hons)
The Christianity and Culture (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate programme explores the intersection of faith, art, and intellectual history, offering students a humanistic approach to the Christian experience across various global societies.
Classical Studies
The Classical Studies B.A. at York University is a comprehensive public programme exploring the history and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome. Students examine ancient philosophy, law, and literature through various historical lenses. This undergraduate degree offers flexible study options to suit diverse academic interests.
Drama and Creative Arts
The Drama and Creative Arts B.A. at York University is a public undergraduate programme that blends artistic theory with practical performance. Students engage in a comprehensive study of theatre or visual arts over a multi-year duration, developing multidisciplinary skills through hands-on creative projects and academic research.
Philosophy
Philosophy offered by McGill University is a particular way, or ways, of thinking. It emphasizes clarity in expression (both written and verbal expression) and rigor in argument.
Writing for Film and TV
Learn how to turn your writing into saleable, commercial formats ready for production by taking this Writing for Film and TV Diploma programme from Toronto Film School.
Cognitive Systems
The Cognitive Systems programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores the intersection of computer science, linguistics, philosophy, and psychology to understand natural and artificial intelligence through an interdisciplinary lens.
Greek and Roman Studies
The Greek and Roman Studies programme at the University of Victoria is a public Bachelor of Arts degree. This undergraduate course explores ancient Mediterranean cultures through literature, art, and history. Students engage in full-time study to develop analytical skills while examining the foundations of the modern world.
Writing
The Writing programme at the University of Victoria offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course provides students with a flexible curriculum focused on creative mastery. Over a standard four-year duration, learners develop a professional voice through intimate, expert-led studio workshops.
Arts (General)
The Arts (General) programme at Athabasca University is a flexible 90-credit undergraduate degree delivered through a public study mode. This three-year degree allows students to explore diverse subjects across the humanities and social sciences at their own pace, providing a well-rounded liberal arts education.
General Arts and Science - One-Year
Discover the pathway to what you truly love to do. The General Arts and Science - One-Year program from Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology gives you the flexibility to explore subjects that interest you while building on essential workforce skills like communication, critical thinking and interpersonal relations.
Philosophy
The Philosophy programme at Nipissing University offers a student-focused Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this course explores the history of thought from ancient times to the present. Students develop rigorous argumentation skills through close interaction with expert faculty members.
English and French Literatures
The English and French Literatures B.A. at Simon Fraser University is a joint major exploring the deep connections between these two linguistic traditions. This public programme requires 120 units of study, focusing on literary analysis and bilingual proficiency. It is designed for students seeking a comprehensive humanities education.
Applied Linguistics
On reviewing the overall level of interest in the BFA in Applied Linguistics, Trinity Western University has decided it will no longer be accepting new applications into this program.
Applied Social Sciences and Humanities
The diploma in Applied Social Sciences and Humanities (DASSH) from Langara College combines a set of core courses with elective options that give students a critical foundation to enter today’s workforce and to transfer successfully into degree programs in social sciences and humanities.