22 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The undergraduate Economics program at the University of Alberta in the Department of Economics provides students with a well-balanced liberal arts education. 

With the Bachelor of Agricultural and Resource Economics from University of Alberta you can become a leader in the agriculture industry by learning to apply economic tools and strategic thinking to the production, processing, marketing, financing and consumption aspects of the agri-food and resource industries. 

As one of the leading university departments in Canada devoted solely to the study of East Asia, we provide our students with a valuable opportunity to build a solid foundation for a career involving this exciting and economically vigorous part of the world. This East Asian Studies degree is offered at the University of Alberta. 

The Geophysics program at the University of Alberta uses principles from Physics to understand the structure and dynamics of the Earth below its surface.

The Anthropology (Honors) program at University of Alberta can also be taken as part of a Bachelor of Arts degree.

A major in Anthropology at the University of Alberta offers a broad, holistic approach to the discipline yet allows specialization in one of the sub-areas: archaeology; biological anthropology; social/cultural anthropology; and linguistic anthropology. 

Sociology program at the University of Alberta combines the rigour of a scientific discipline with a concern for social relevance. As a Sociology student, you will study social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behaviour.   

Environmental Economics and Policy studies at University of Alberta start with natural science courses to build a scientific understanding of environmental issues, laying the groundwork to study economic theory and applications.

By choosing one of our programs in Mathematics and Economics at the University of Alberta, you will not only learn the essentials of economics and the related mathematical and statistical tools, but also better understand the mathematics and statistics behind these tools.

The Business Economics and Law at the University of Alberta and Law major is unique to the Alberta School of Business and it incorporates courses in both Economics and Law. It examines both the economic and legal aspects of business and how they create the environment in which firms operate. 

Political Science program at the University of Alberta is about much more than the study of elections and government. Students of politics are interested in the structures of power, conflict and ideas that shape the many social relationships that touch our everyday lives. 

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

The disciplines of design at the Social Sciences route at the University of Alberta have become increasingly engaged with concerns that go far beyond the traditional and conventional role of design in creating objects or images for use or information. 

The Career and Technology Studies - Communication Arts program at University of Alberta is for those who dream of becoming a CTS teacher. 

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 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.  

Undergraduate students may pursue a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Minor in WGS, a BA Major, or Honours Degree in Women and Gender Studies at the University of Alberta.

The Bachelor of Arts Criminology program at the University of Alberta is well suited for students interested in a career in any aspect of the criminal justice system including law, policing, corrections and human services. 

Human Geography program at the University of Alberta is a branch of social science that focuses on the relationships between human societies and the built and natural environments in which they operate. 

A Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at the University of Alberta will focus on how we perceive, learn and forget things and how the brain functions.