6.6k Bachelor's degrees in selected countries

The Classical Civilization (Hons) offered by the University of Toronto provides a broad survey of Greek and Roman culture not only for students with a commitment to intensive study in this area but also for students in other programs seeking a further grounding for their particular interests (whether literary, historical, philosophical, or linguistic).

Are you interested in pursuing a career in firefighting? The 12-month Firefighter, Pre-Service Education and Training certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic prepares you for the challenges and rewards of a career as a firefighter or rescue specialist. 

This eight-month certificate program prepares you for a career in a fast-paced global industry. This Tourism - Travel Operations program from Seneca Polytechnic is delivered fully online and offers the flexibility to complete your studies remotely.

Not sure what you want to study yet? Want a degree that lets you explore different subjects while keeping your options open? The Bachelor in Arts General at the University of Guelph is all about choice, flexibility, and discovering what excites you.

The Business and Computer Science programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Commerce degree. This public study mode course combines technical IT expertise with core commerce principles, preparing students to lead digital innovation and growth within modern global organisations.

The Film Studies B.A. at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, public programme delivered at the Vancouver campus. Students explore world cinema and aesthetic practices through a comprehensive curriculum. This full-time course develops critical writing skills while examining the social impact of moving images.

The Engineering Physics programme at the University of British Columbia is a premier five-year Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) degree. Delivered at the Vancouver campus in a public study mode, it integrates high-level physics with electrical and mechanical engineering to prepare students for advanced technical roles.

The First Nations and Indigenous Studies programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Delivered in a public study mode at the Vancouver campus, this interdisciplinary course explores the histories and political concerns of Indigenous peoples through ethical community engagement.

The Psychology bachelor programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive scientific study of human and animal behaviour. This public, undergraduate course provides flexible study modes and explores diverse areas from cognitive neuroscience to social psychology, preparing students for various professional paths.

The Anthropology B.A. at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, public programme available at the Vancouver campus. This comprehensive course explores human social and cultural life through various lenses, including archaeology and linguistics, offered in full-time study mode with optional honours and co-op paths.

The Cellular, Anatomical and Physiological Sciences B.Sc. (Hons) at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, public programme. This highly selective course focuses on human structure and function through an interdisciplinary lens, preparing students for advanced medical fields or biotechnology careers.

The Cognitive Systems programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores the intersection of computer science, linguistics, philosophy, and psychology to understand natural and artificial intelligence through an interdisciplinary lens.

The Astronomy programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year Bachelor of Science degree delivered at the Vancouver campus. This public study mode course explores the material world and energy through a curriculum heavily integrated with mathematics and physics, preparing students for research or professional roles.

The Biotechnology Bachelor of Science at the University of British Columbia is a five-year, full-time honours programme. It combines rigorous academic study with mandatory co-op work terms and hands-on laboratory training. Students benefit from a unique partnership with BCIT to gain essential technical and business skills.

The Biochemistry programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Science degree. This public study mode course explores chemical processes in living organisms, offering honours and co-op options. Students gain hands-on research experience within the state-of-the-art Life Sciences Centre.

Education at York University nurtures teaching, learning and leadership through full-time study, practicum and experiential learning. The public programme offers pathways including French immersion, Waaban Indigenous and technological education across Keele and Glendon campuses, with concurrent and direct‑entry options.

Mechanical Engineering graduates offrom McGill University are involved in the conception, design, implementation and operation of mechanical systems in many aspects of life, from bicycles and space shuttles to espresso machines.

The Biology programme at the University of Victoria offers a comprehensive B.Sc. degree. This public study mode course lasts four years, exploring living systems from genes to oceans. Students benefit from hands-on learning and research opportunities within one of the most biodiverse regions in Canada on Vancouver Island.

The Gender and Women's Studies programme at York University is a public bachelor level certificate. This course explores social inequality and marginalized communities through full-time or part-time study. It provides a critical survey of political and economic institutions, typically requiring two years of prior university study.

Electrical Engineering graduates from McGill University create, design, build and operate the electrical systems that power homes, schools and businesses. They are also behind the technology used for cell phones, video games, automation and robotics.