Undergraduate Programs
Program Options
What’s a major? A group of courses or a field of study you specialize in during your degree.
What’s a minor? A secondary concentration of courses that often complements your major.
Anthropology (major, minor)
Bachelor of Nsyilxcn Language Fluency (major)
Computer Science (major, minor)
Economics (major, minor)
Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies (major, minor)
Geography (major, minor)
History (major, minor)
Indigenous Studies (major, minor)
International Relations (major only)
Mathematics (major, minor)
Political Science (major, minor)
Philosophy (major, minor)
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (major only)
Psychology (major, minor)
Sociology (major, minor)
Learn more about planning your academic journey by visiting our Undergraduate Academic Planning resource page.
Arts students [or students registered in a B.A. program] may earn a double major or declare a minor in a discipline offered by the Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science. Please see the Academic Calendar for more information.
For full details on our programs, see the Academic Calendar.
Interdisciplinary programs
An interdisciplinary program offered by the Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science, Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies
Students take a set of core integrative courses specific to sustainability along with a set of advanced courses in one of four concentrations, including environmental humanities.
Experiential learning opportunities
Undergraduate students can take their learning outside the classroom:
- take part in the Co-op employment program
- perform self-directed research through the Undergraduate Research Awards program
- work as a Teaching Assistant
- explore the world through the Undergraduate Student Travel Grant
Undergraduate Student Resources
Access the services you need to help you achieve your personal, academic, and career goals.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
The Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is organized into four departments that are responsible for the programs offered by our faculty.
Community, Culture and Global Studies
Anthropology | Gender and Women’s Studies | Geography | Indigenous Studies | Nsyilxcn Language Fluency
Economics, Philosophy and Political Science
Economics | International Relations | Philosophy | Political Science | Philosophy, Politics and Economics
History and Sociology
History | Sociology
Psychology
Psychology