20 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Interdisciplinary Program in Religious Studies at the University of Alberta offers an Honors, Combined Honors and Major and Minor in Religious Studies.

The Second Languages - German (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree. 

The Second Languages - Spanish (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree. 

The English Language Arts program at University of Alberta can be taken as a major or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education.

The Second Languages - French (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree. 

The English Language Arts (After Degree) program at University of Alberta can be taken as a major or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education. 

Philosophy program at the University of Alberta is the critical study of ideas, experiences, and institutions. Whether your inclinations are those of a mathematician, poet, scholar, or activist, there is certain to be an area of philosophy that will pique your interest. 

The Second Languages - Cree (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree. 

On the Modern Languages and Cultural Studies program at the University of Alberta you can choose your path! Create your individual course programme with only 9 credits in general requirements and 24 credit options with different areas of emphasis. You can choose between two routes: Language studies route or Cross-Cultural studies route

This interdisciplinary Science, Technology and Society program at the University of Albertacombines insights from Anthropology, Art and Design, Economics, English and Film Studies, History, Sociology, and Philosophy to help you think critically about the roles scientific and technological practices play in our lives.  

In this Ethics and Global Studies program at the University of Alberta, students study history, philosophy, religious studies, and politics, with the goal of developing ethical approaches to living together in our complex world.

Classics is the study of all aspects of the lives of the ancient Greeks and Romans. At the University of Alberta you can study their artwork, their culture, their history, their languages, their literatures, their philosophy, their technology, their social and scientific views of the world around them, and the artifacts they left behind. 

The Second Languages - Japanese (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree. 

The Religious Studies - Eastern and Native American Religious Traditions program at University of Alberta equips students with unique tools to make sense of religion in our world. 

This interdisciplinary Ancient and Medieval Studies program at the University of Alberta allows students to explore past societies in the pre-modern period. You can explore the peoples, places, and cultures of the Islamic world in the Golden Age, Greco-Roman antiquity and an emerging Europe, as well as ancient and medieval Africa, India and Asia.

Creativity and Culture at the University of Alberta brings together the study of the humanities (literature, language, cultural studies, art history, and music history) with the fine arts (studio art, creative writing, music, and drama). Students focus on studying and using words, images, and sound, with the goal of engaging with cultural works.

The Native Studies program at the University of Alberta is the only independent Faculty of Native Studies in Canada, with small class sizes and a diverse student population of both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students.

History program at the University of Alberta is the study of written records and relics, which informs us about the people, relationships, and cultures of the past. 

The Linguistics Department offers a comprehensive BA in Linguistics at the University of Alberta covering all of the major areas of Linguistics, including courses in Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, and Semantics, as well as courses in Language Acquisition, Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, and Language Documentation.

The new English Major at the University of Alberta is designed to offer students a grounding in English studies while opening space for individual interests.