6.6k Bachelor's degrees in selected countries

The English, Culture, and Communication programme at the Royal Military College of Canada is a comprehensive B.A. degree. Available in full-time and part-time modes over four years, it develops professional communication skills and cultural insight through the analytical study of language and global literature.

The Child and Youth Care Counsellor programme at Mount Royal University is a four-year degree designed for those dedicated to supporting vulnerable young people. This full-time, on-campus course in Calgary combines therapeutic relational practice with extensive work-integrated learning to prepare graduates for certification.

At the Animation (Honours) BA program offered at Sheridan College, you’ll learn from industry professionals, using the same techniques and tools that you'll eventually need in the workplace. Using state-of-the-art software and hardware, you’ll create your own stories, designs, characters and layouts, and produce your own films.

The General Science programme at Mount Royal University is a flexible four-year B.Sc. degree delivered full-time on campus. Students design a bespoke interdisciplinary path by selecting two scientific concentrations. This undergraduate course focuses on developing critical thinking and practical research skills in a supportive environment.

Train and provide technical support for GIS users in all aspects of data input and analysis, application development, selection of hardware, GIS software and databases with this Geographic Information Systems program from British Columbia Institute of Technology.

The Geomatics program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology provides students with excellent opportunities for career enhancement and professional growth. This degree will appeal primarily to graduate Geomatics Engineering Technologists who wish to pursue professional accreditation as Land Surveyors or develop their careers in other areas of Geomatics such as mapping or hydrography.

The Geology Specialist at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme designed for students seeking professional geoscientist status. This public, full-time course focuses on solid planetary bodies, mineral resources, and Earth history, providing the deep technical expertise required for the energy and mining sectors.

The Economics bachelor programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This curriculum explores human behaviour and material satisfaction through rigorous economic thinking. Students develop essential skills in appraisal and quantitative analysis over the course of the degree duration.

Neuroscience offered by McGill University is a multidisciplinary science devoted to the understanding of the nervous system, and borrows principles from a number of subjects including: biology, biochemistry, physiology, psychology, as well as mathematics, physics, immunology and computer science.

The Forest Conservation and Forest Biomaterials Science (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree integrates ecological and physical sciences with social perspectives to address modern sustainability challenges across diverse forest landscapes and ecosystems.

The Anthropology (Hons) programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive exploration of human diversity across time. This public bachelor degree provides flexible study modes, focusing on archaeological, evolutionary, and socio-cultural perspectives. Students gain critical insights into the global human experience over several years.

The French Language and French Linguistics (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor programme delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course explores the historical evolution and formal structures of the French language, offering deep insights into its global cultural significance.

The Integrated Computer Science programme at the University of British Columbia is a 20-month Bachelor of Computer Science degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this second-degree track allows graduates to transition into information technology by combining previous expertise with technical computing skills.

Information Technology at York University equips students with practical skills in systems analysis, programming, databases and data analytics. Delivered by the School of Information Technology (ITEC) at Keele Campus, the bachelor-level degree offers flexible full-time and part-time study in a public institution.

Learn how to turn your writing into saleable, commercial formats ready for production by taking this Writing for Film and TV Diploma programme from Toronto Film School. 

The Genome Biology (Hons) programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive exploration of genomic structure, function, and evolution. This public, full-time bachelor degree provides interdisciplinary training in molecular biology and evolutionary genetics, preparing students for the rapidly growing field of genomics.

The Christianity and Culture (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate programme explores the intersection of faith, art, and intellectual history, offering students a humanistic approach to the Christian experience across various global societies.

The Jewish Studies B.A. at York University is a comprehensive public programme exploring Jewish history, culture, and languages. Students engage with diverse texts and fine arts from biblical eras to modern times. This undergraduate degree offers flexible study options and mentorship from award-winning faculty members.

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.

Our Bachelor of Science, Applied Mathematics Major at Athabasca University encourages innovative thinking through the application of mathematical methods.