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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMAN SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, EDUCATION, AND LAW
COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
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2 ACADEMIC INFORMATION
2.1 Programs of Study
2.1.1 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Honours and Co-operative Education programs in Engineering lead to
the Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) degree, in the following areas:
Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering with a
Materials option.
2.1.2 BACHELOR OF ARTS
General programs in Anthropology, Art History, Asian Studies, Canadian
Studies, Classical Studies, Communication Studies, Comparative Literature,
Drama, Economics, English, Family and Social Relations, French, Geography,
History, Labour Studies, Liberal and Professional Studies, Modern Languages
(with options in German, Russian, Italian and Spanish), Latin, Mathematics,
Multicultural Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology,
Visual Arts, and Women's Studies lead to the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree.
Honours programs are available in most of these areas and in combinations
of them and lead to the honours B.A. degree.
Honours programs in Criminology, Drama in Education, English and Creative
Writing, Geography in Environmental Resource Management, International
Relations, Language and Logic, and Planning also are offered.
2.1.3 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
A four-year, honours program leads to the degree of Bachelor of Commerce
(Honours Business Administration) (B.Comm.). Areas of concentration are
Accounting, Administrative Studies, Finance, Management Science, and Marketing.
The Joint Business–Economics, four-year program leads to the degree
of Bachelor of Commerce (Honours Business Administration and Economics)
(B.Comm.).
A Bachelor of Business Studies (General)—Accounting Track is offered
for qualified graduates of colleges of applied arts and technology.
A Certificate in Business Administration also is available.
2.1.4 BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
The general and honours programs in Computer Science lead to the Bachelor
of Computer Science (B.C.S.) degree.
2.1.5 BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
Programs lead to the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) for candidates in
the Pre-Service Program (Teacher Training), and to the Bachelor of Education
(Honours) for qualified teachers who wish to further their professional
studies in education.
The Pre-Service B.Ed. also is offered concurrently with the general
B.Sc. (Science, Technology, and Society).
2.1.6 BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS
Honours programs in Visual Arts, Music Theatre, and Acting lead to
the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree.
2.1.7 BACHELOR OF HUMAN KINETICS
Honours and Co-operative Education programs lead to the degree of Bachelor
of Human Kinetics (B.H.K.). Students may major in Movement Science or Leisure
and Sport Management.
2.1.8 BACHELOR OF LAWS
The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree requires full-time attendance for
three years or part-time attendance for six years.
A Combined Bachelor of Laws–Master of Business Administration program
also is offered.
2.1.9 BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Honours programs in Music lead to the Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) degree
in School Music, Performance, and Individualized areas of specialization.
2.1.10 BACHELOR OF MUSICAL ARTS
The general program in Musical Arts leads to the Bachelor of Musical
Arts (B.M.A.) degree.
2.1.11 BACHELOR OF MUSIC
A four-year honours program leading to a Bachelor of Music Therapy
B.M.T. is offered.
2.1.12 BACHELOR OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
The honours program in Public Administration leads to the Bachelor
of Public Administration (B.P.A.) degree.
2.1.13 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Major and honours programs in Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Chemistry,
Geology, Environmental Geology, Mathematics, and Physics, lead to the Bachelor
of Science (B.Sc.) degree. Combined B.Sc. (Honours) programs also are offered.
The interdisciplinary program in Environmental Science also leads to the
B.Sc. The Co-operative Education Program in Environmental Biology, the
programs in Computer Information Systems, Environmental Resource Management,
Physical Geography, and Software Development lead to the B.Sc. (Honours)
degree.
Also offered is a B.Sc. in General Science and a general B.Sc. in Science,
Technology and Society. The latter also is offered concurrently with a
B.Ed. degree.
2.1.14 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Honours programs in Nursing lead to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing
(B.Sc.N.) degree.
2.1.15 BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK
An honours program in Social Work leads to the Bachelor of Social Work
(B.S.W.) degree.
2.1.16 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Certificate programs are available in Applied Gerontology, Church Music,
Criminology and Criminal Justice, Environmental Studies, Gerontology, Japanese
Studies, Labour Studies, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Organizational
and Career Development, Public Administration, and Women's Studies.
2.1.17 COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research offers programs leading
to the following degrees:
Master of Arts in Economics, English Literature, English and Creative
Writing, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology,
and Sociology;
Master of Science in Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Clinical Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, and
Statistics;
Master of Science in Nursing;
Master of Applied Science in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Engineering Materials, Environmental Engineering, Geological Engineering,
Industrial Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering;
Master of Business Administration; Integrated M.B.A./LL.B.;
Master of Education;
Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts;
Master of Human Kinetics in Kinesiology;
Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Civil Engineering, Clinical Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, Engineering
Materials, Environmental Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering,
Physics, Psychology, and Statistics;
Postdoctoral Diploma in Clinical Chemistry;
Postdoctoral Certificate in Clinical Psychology. |
