8 Arts BA Degree Programs in Canada

The Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Interdisciplinary Studies program at CapU lets you choose your own path. The world doesn’t fit into one neat subject area. Build your own bachelor's degree with courses chosen from across the Faculty of Arts & Sciences. Uncover the connections that reflect the world around you while developing skills modern employers consider essential.

Many university students begin their studies with a Bachelor of Arts degree. A solid foundation in liberal arts can provide you with the practical skills for a particular job or may prepare you to move on to a graduate or professional school.

Bachelor of Applied Arts, Animation and Visual Effects is available in a blended (online and main campus) delivery, as well as in person.Students who complete the Bachelor of Applied Arts in Animation and Visual Effects will be well prepared for entry level jobs in mid to large sized animation studios, and they will also possess the skills and attributes to collaborate with others in the creative arts to develop independent projects that serve the animation and visual effects needs of local industry.

UTP Stage II: Arts is equivalent to the first year of the University of Manitoba’s Bachelor of Arts degree. Faculty of Arts graduates acquire oral and written communication skills, research abilities and critical thinking skills that are highly sought by employers in a variety of fields. An undergraduate program in arts can lead to career opportunities in communications, business, government, politics, social services, education or public service. An arts degree allows you to develop skills and a broad knowledge base that applies to many different careers.

A Bachelor of Arts degree is more than a series of courses; it is a journey of personal transformation where you develop the skills and knowledge you need for a successful life.

Bachelor Of Arts in Biology. A minimum GPA of 5.00 (C) in BI110 and BI111, and a minimum overall GPA of 4.00 (C-). Completion of a minimum of 10 courses (5.0 credits) in the WLIC UTP program, including the required courses BI110, B111, EN190.

If you are intrigued by the varied ways that people live, think, and relate to each other, anthropology may help satisfy your curiosity while also broadening your thinking and expanding your worldview.As part of a UFV Bachelor of Arts degree, you can earn a minor or extended minor in Anthropology, or a combined major in Sociology/Anthropology.

History is the study of written records and relics, which informs us about the people, relationships, and cultures of the past. Historians are interested in how people and groups engage with each other, with power structures, with their natural environments, and the creation and transformation of culture and cultural ideas. Our History program offers a courses covering many different periods and topics. As a History student, you’ll develop research, writing, and critical thinking skills.