97 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Undergraduate Programs in the School of Environmental Studies from Queen's University, such as Earth Systems Science are interdisciplinary, spanning sciences, social sciences and humanities.

This Environmental Life Sciences BSc course from Queen's University pairs the multidisciplinary perspective of environmental studies with in-depth scientific training into how the human body works and how issues such as water quality, environmental contaminants, and infectious diseases, affect human health.

Every year, about 200 students graduate with Political Studies (Hons) BA course from Queen's University after spending four years learning from a diverse group of faculty and teaching fellows who are leading experts in their fields. 

This Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Honours) course from Queen's University offers more advanced empirical courses and additional scope for students to include upper-year courses taught by the Queen's School of Business.

The Classical Studies BA course from Queen's University students are able to select from a broad spectrum of courses in classical literature, culture, archaeology, history, mythology, humour, ancient science, and drama, and the ancient languages of Greek and Latin.   

Environmental Studies from Queen's UniversityThe environment ranks near the top of their list of concerns. The growth of the undergraduate program at Queen's School of Environmental Studies reflects this interest in environmental issues and associated career opportunities.

The Biotechnology SSP (Honours) course from Queen's University is a Subject of Specialization Plan (SSP) with a focus on this highly active and rapidly changing area of applied research. 

The Commerce and Law combined degree from Queen's University capitalizes on the strength of the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree offered by Smith School of Business and the rich business law program offered by Queen’s Law. 

This Electrical Engineering BSc course from Queen's University is a broad discipline that spans from the physical world to the purely information-based world. Electrical Engineers are the minds that develop electronic circuits, semiconductor lasers, microprocessors, electric motors, communications networks, robotic systems, medical instruments, avionics, and more.

Study the science of the human body in motion and learn about the physiological, biomechanical, psychological and socio-cultural factors that influence human movement, exercise and sport participation, and health in the Kinesiology (Hons) BSc course from Queen's University.

This Black Studies course Queen's University is an interdisciplinary program that engages the connections between the arts, social justice, and practices of anti-oppression.

Biology and Mathematics (Hons) from Queen's University helps you understand the evolution of drug resistant diseases draws upon knowledge of genetics, genomics, epidemiology and population ecology.  

This Sociology (Hons) BA course from Queen's University introduces students to the core ideas and themes in Sociology, using a variety of teaching and learning methods that combine the latest technologies with dynamic lectures and small group tutorials. 

This Computing - Computing and the Creative Arts (Hons) BA course from Queen's University is aimed at students with interests and abilities in both Computing and the Fine Arts.

This German course from Queen's University is a multidisciplinary unit that offers students the opportunity to learn languages, develop an understanding of literary and cultural traditions, and pursue studies in the field of Linguistics.

The Languages, Literatures and Cultures (Hons) BA course from the Queen's University students have various options to study in target-language-speaking countries.

This Concurrent Education B.Ed + BA/BFA/BM/BS course from Queen's University prepares secondary school graduates to become educators and qualify for Ontario College of Teachers certification.

This Classics (Hons) from Queen's University is designed for those students interested in pursuing graduate study in Classics, or simply in studying Classics in the traditional way, the Department of Classics offers the Classics Specialization (CLAS) plan which is more language-intensive while still allowing students to choose from a variety of classical studies courses.

This Biomedical Computation (Hons) BSc course from Queen's University introduces you to one of the most promising fields in health research. 

This Drama BA course from Queen's University emphasizes a balanced approach in which theory informs practice and practice informs theory.