9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Most of the other courses in Economics at the University of Prince Edward Island are applied courses which use the concepts of Microeconomic Theory and/ or Macroeconomic Theory. An understanding of the relationship between these two theory courses and other fields in economics is usually helpful in planning your selection of courses. 

The Diversity and Social Justice Studies program at the University of Prince Edward Island explores scholarship and theories about identity categories (gender, sexuality, race, etc) and their relationship to power and knowledge.

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Prince Edward Island offers major/minor programs in Sociology (SOC), Anthropology (ANTH), and a Combined Major in Sociology/Anthropology (S/AN). 

Spanish from University of Prince Edward Island is an excellent complement to UPEI degrees in Business, Veterinary Medicine, and Environmental Science, and for individuals seeking employment opportunities in the United States, Latin America, and Spain.

Have you ever wondered why people do the things they do? The many answers to that question form an extensive and exciting labyrinth, and we welcome you to join us in exploring it. If you enjoy asking questions and pursuing dynamic student projects, you will find some of your most rewarding experiences in the Psychology program at the University of Prince Edward Island.

The Communication, Leadership, and Culture programme at the University of Prince Edward Island is a full-time undergraduate degree. It bridges liberal arts education with professional employment through a focus on transferable communication skills, digital literacy, and work-integrated learning to prepare students for the modern workplace.

The Political Science Department at the University of Prince Edward Island offers courses covering four fields in political studies: Canadian Politics, Political Theory, Comparative Politics, and International Politics. Students can complete coursework toward either a major or a minor in Political Science.

The study of French language and Francophone cultures at University of Prince Edward Island complements a variety of other subjects in Arts such as History, Philosophy, English or Anthropology, Sociology, Political Studies, and Psychology but also studies in Business for students who intend to work with a Francophone market.

The Canadian Studies programme at the University of Prince Edward Island offers a comprehensive exploration of national culture and society. This public bachelor degree provides an interdisciplinary curriculum across various departments. Students can complete the course through full-time study in a vibrant academic setting.