BA Canadian Studies
Course Overview
Canadian Studies is an interdisciplinary program that challenges you to investigate Canada from a variety of perspectives in the humanities and social sciences. You will deepen your understanding of the nation's current social, cultural, and political trends by exploring their historical roots. This program offers a highly personalized and engaging educational experience, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a multifaceted understanding of Canada through interdisciplinary study in History, Politics, Sociology, Economics, and the Arts.
- Customize your degree with thematic focuses on areas like Atlantic Canada, Canadian culture, or contemporary issues.
- Benefit from small class sizes and a personalized education with direct access to experienced, research-active faculty.
- Develop advanced and highly transferable skills in critical thinking, research, and analytical writing.
- Pursue a major, double major, or honours degree to prepare for a meaningful career or graduate studies.
Course Overview
Canadian Studies is an interdisciplinary program that challenges you to investigate Canada from a variety of perspectives in the humanities and social sciences. You will deepen your understanding of the nation's current social, cultural, and political trends by exploring their historical roots. This program offers a highly personalized and engaging educational experience, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a multifaceted understanding of Canada through interdisciplinary study in History, Politics, Sociology, Economics, and the Arts.
- Customize your degree with thematic focuses on areas like Atlantic Canada, Canadian culture, or contemporary issues.
- Benefit from small class sizes and a personalized education with direct access to experienced, research-active faculty.
- Develop advanced and highly transferable skills in critical thinking, research, and analytical writing.
- Pursue a major, double major, or honours degree to prepare for a meaningful career or graduate studies.
