11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Algoma University's Economics program concentrates on theory, applications, and explorations in current and policy-related issues at the regional, national, and international level.

Algoma University's three-year Bachelor of Arts in Community Development provides students with both the practical and analytical skills needed to effectively work with a variety of communities to bring about societal change.

Algoma University's Psychology program offers two different degrees, tailored to the students’ strengths and interests. The Bachelor of Science (BSc four-year) degree requires students to complete a greater number of biological-based courses compared to the Bachelor of Arts (BA four-year) degree.

By combining both the Finance and Economics programs from Algoma University students earn a holistic degree, which emphasizes the financial analysis and management side of economics and business administration, and therefore equips students with advanced skills in financial analysis, management, and forecasting skills.

Through a culture-based curriculum, students will learn Anishinaabe history, philosophy, and worldview, experiencing and exploring the importance of self-knowledge and the ways in which knowledge creates pathways for interpersonal and intercultural respect. The Anishinaabe Studies programme is offered by Algoma University.

Algoma University’s four-year Sociology program provides critical skills for understanding and interpreting the social world.

The Bachelor of Science (BSc four-year) in Psychology from Algoma University requires students to complete a greater number of biological-based courses compared to the Bachelor of Arts (BA four-year) degree. 

By studying Anishinaabemowin program from Algoma University you will have the power to revive and maintain the language of one of the earliest peoples in Canada.

Algoma University’s four-year Bachelor of Arts in Community Economic and Social Development is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada!

Interested in changing the world? In the Political Science programme from Algoma University you will learn about the political ideas, institutions, and actors that shape our communities. You will examine the concepts of power, sovereignty, identity, equality, freedom, justice, citizenship, authority, democracy, ideology, political violence, revolution, globalization, political economy, and more.

The Geography, Geology and Land Stewardship program from Algoma University is ideal for students interested in geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, climate change, environmental sustainability, research, and urban and regional development.