11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Philosophy from University of Manitoba is the study of reality, knowledge, values, logic and related topics. The existence of free will or God, the nature of science, art, emotions and language, ethical theory, proofs, fallacies, and so on. 

The Arts programme at the University of Manitoba offers flexible B.Sc. and BA pathways, including three-year General and four-year Honours or Advanced options. Students can study full-time or part-time, developing vital analytical skills through a diverse curriculum that spans the humanities and social sciences.

The Integrated Studies program offered by University of Manitoba is an innovative program for working adults who have completed some post-secondary education and would like to complete an undergraduate degree.

The Medieval and Early Modern Studies programme at the University of Manitoba is a multidisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree. Available for full-time or part-time study over three to four years, this degree explores European history and culture from the end of the Roman Empire through to the Renaissance period.

History from University of Manitoba explains the past to the present and illuminates the present through the past.

English from University of Manitoba courses cover literature from the medieval period to the present and provide instruction in theoretical approaches and critical methods.

Religion from University of Manitoba focuses on three areas of study: religions in the West (especially Christianity and Judaism), religions in the East (Islam, Hinduism, Yoga, Buddhism), and religion and culture. 

Spanish from University of Manitoba literature courses enable students to examine a wide range of periods and genres, and to tailor their plans of study according to their specific interest. 

The Russian program at University of Manitoba teaches cultural literacy by providing language competence and a knowledge of texts, films and other forms of representation.

Linguistics from University of Manitoba introduces you to the study of how human language is structured, acquired and used, how it changes over time, and how words and constructions mean what they do in human interaction. 

Classics from University of Manitoba is devoted to the study of the ancient Mediterranean civilizations of Greece and Rome which stand at the beginning of the history and culture of the whole of Western civilization.