Visual Art (BA)
The Bachelor of Arts Visual Art program offers visual art practice, critical theory and art history within a stimulating and challenging academic environment. Held in studio environments, Visual Art classes foster individual creative production and visual literacy in a lively atmosphere of instructor-led debate, discussion and critique.
Science Minors (Faculty of Science)
The Minor in Science comprises 18 credits numbered 300 or higher in one specialization offered by the Faculty of Science. Successful completion of the Minor in Science results in having “Minor in Science” added to a student record. The Science Minor comprises 18 credits or more numbered 300 or higher in one specialization, along with […]
Creative Writing
Pursue the Creative Writing minor as a complement to your major and receive a formal qualification in Creative Writing on your transcript. Learn by producing your own original writing, while experienced faculty — all practicing writers themselves – guide you in learning technique and craft.
Urban Studies
The Urban Studies program allows students to explore how social, economic, and cultural processes shape cities – and how urbanization itself reshapes these sociocultural processes.
United States Studies
Increase your understanding of the United States and its institutions and policies through the interdisciplinary U.S. Studies program. Your coursework will span topics in economics, political science, history, and more.
Theatre
The Theatre program promotes a strong focus on the theory and practice of dramatic compositions. Courses emphasize the relationship between performance, literary-text and historical contexts.
Speech Sciences
Speech Sciences is an interdisciplinary program with courses from Linguistics, Psychology, and the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences. You’ll study research methods, language structure, child development and language acquisition, anatomy and physiology, experimental psychology, and instrumental phonetics. An Honours, Major, or Minor in Speech Sciences can not be combined with an Honours, Major, or […]
Spanish/Hispanic Studies
The Hispanic Studies program offers a variety of courses in Spanish language at all levels and Hispanic literature, culture, and civilization. Language courses focus on the development of oral, grammar, writing, and communicative skills, while literature and culture courses are centered on the development of critical and analytical skills. Learn about the cultural production of […]
Sociology
Sociology examines the processes of social and cultural life in human societies past and present, near and far. You’ll study the lives of individuals with participation in social groups and networks, explore the linkages between societies, and cover topics such as inequality, gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, law and criminal activity, immigration, families, and […]
Science Studies
Examine the history, philosophy, sociology, and discourse practices of the scientific disciplines through the interdisciplinary minor in science studies. Explore issues surrounding the production and representation of scientific knowledge, the creation and maintenance of intellectual authority in the practices of the sciences, and the relations between nature and culture. A background in science is not […]