1. Proficiencies & Knowledge
Areas of Study
Anthropology
Economics
English
French (offered by La Cité )
Geography and Environmental Studies
Health Studies
History
Indigenous Studies and Languages
International Languages
Journalism (After Degree)
Justice Studies
Linguistics
Philosophy and Classics
Politics and International Studies
Psychology
Sociology and Social Studies
Women’s and Gender Studies
Program Options
Depending on area of study:
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts Honours
Diploma
Certificate
Cooperative Education options
Proficiencies & Knowledge
Critical thinking and analysis
Verbal communication
Research
Creativity
Knowledge of the human experience
Global perspective
Interpersonal abilities
Creative problem solving
Adaptability
Writing skills
Presentation skills
Ability to provide well-directed, constructive criticism
Additional Major and Minor Options
Students completing an Arts program may have the option of completing a second major or minor in the areas of study offered by the Faculty of Science or the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance
Transfer or Post Degree Programs
Education Medicine
Law Nursing
Career Opportunities Graduate Program Opportunities
Arts, Culture, and Heritage An Arts Degree is a foundation for many professional and graduate programs, including, Business and Industry (Marketing, Communication, HR) but not limited to:
Communications and Public Relations Your major area of study
Community Development (Non-profit Sector) Education
Educational Services Business and Leadership
Public Service/Government (Public Administration) Public Policy
Research Public Administration
Professional Communication Management
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