9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Applicants who meet the general admission requirements of Brandon University will be considered for acceptance into the Pre-Psychiatric Nursing Year. Upon successful completion of the required Pre-Psychiatric Nursing courses, students are eligible to apply to Year 2 of the BScPN program.

Brandon University’s Sociology program prepares you for active participation in the world around you by involving you in study, discovery, accumulation, and dissemination of knowledge about societal and community processes, issues, problems and needs.

Brandon University offers 3-Year, 4-Year, and 4-Year (Honours) programs in Psychology (either a BSC or BA). There is also a Co-operative Education (Co-op) option that incorporates paid work terms for students enrolled in a Psychology Major 4-Year or 4-Year (Honours) degree.

The Geography programme at Brandon University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree. This full-time course explores the complex relationships between society and the natural environment. Students engage in extensive fieldwork and laboratory research to understand physical landscapes and spatial systems over several years.

Political Science at Brandon University is concerned with the study of the political actors, institutions and processes that affect our daily lives. 

The Economics degree program from Brandon University provides students with enhanced employment skills and the necessary background for successful entry into a master’s degree.

The Gender and Women's Studies degree from Brandon University invites students to challenge prevailing notions of gender and sexualities, and to learn about gender relations as they have been constructed culturally, globally, historically, and institutionally. 

The Undergraduate Anthropology Program at Brandon University encompasses three of the discipline’s four traditional major sub-fields: Socio-Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology, and Biological Anthropology.

The Native Studies programme at Brandon University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree delivered full-time on campus. This undergraduate course explores colonialism, Indigenous resistance, and cultural heritage through diverse academic lenses, providing students with a deep understanding of Indigenous knowledge systems.