6 Arts Course Programs in Canada

If you’re looking for the most well-rounded education you can get in a single degree program, the Bachelor of Arts & Science program is the way to go. The BA&Sc combines an Arts discipline with scientific training to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for a wide variety of situations. Choose from six concentrations in Arts – Christian Studies, English, History, Psychology, Religious Studies, or Sociology – and concentrate on Biology in Science.

Art Foundations 11/12 is designed to educate learners in the fundamentals of Visual Art, its terminology, approach, artistic thought, and design process, its execution and fundamental skills. Students will be introduced to various forms of Art, have the opportunity to consider numerous styles, periods, artists and focus on key examples in Art history.

The eight-month Art Fundamentals (AFD) certificate program provides a strong foundation in traditional and digital art. Designed to build skills in art, design, creativity, communication and critical thinking, AFD will prepare you for further education and a career path in fields such as animation, illustration and graphic design. You will experience hands-on learning under the guidance of working artists.

This course explores advanced art techniques and theories. Emphasis is placed on individual expression and personal growth. Students will explore many techniques while investigating personal ideas and interpretations of art. Students will develop an awareness of the balance between critical and creative thinking while investigating mediums, styles techniques, and personal focus.

This two-year diploma program enables you to pursue a university education in the sciences and complete a diploma and a university degree in as little as four years at the University of Toronto (St. George or Scarborough), York University, or Trent University. Courses include Math, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and a range of Humanities and Social Sciences.

“According to most philosophers, God in making the world enslaved it. According to Christianity, in making it, He set it free. God had written, not so much a poem, but rather a play; a play he had planned as perfect, but which had necessarily been left to human actors and stage-managers, who had since made a great mess of it.” At Crandall, we believe in a grand-narrative, a story that has been playing out since the act of creation. We also believe that humans have the natural capacity to understand and respond to stories which are at the heart of our program in Theatre.