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As a Bachelor of Arts student, you'll learn to become a problem solver and innovator who approaches issues with an open mind and critical thinking.

You'll learn to communicate clearly, argue logically, cultivate leadership and collaborative skills, and expand your worldview.

Graduates with a degree in Arts are well equipped to move on to graduate and professional schools, such as law, medicine, education, and dentistry, or to enter into the competitive job market.

In order to qualify for a Bachelor of Arts degree, students must complete 120 credits.

One of the following must be completed:

• a major + minor (most common)
• a double or joint major
• a general degree with three minors
• a specialized degree with an honours (no minor required)
• a major with aviation (no minor required)

Not sure about the difference between major, minor, and honours?

Program options

Student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts at ������ú can find programs of study in both arts and humanities, and social sciences.

Arts and humanities

Within the Faculty of Arts you'll examine how the human experience has been understood and expressed throughout history.

Courses examine some of life's most fundamental questions, expanding your horizons and fueling your imagination by approaching issues with new perspectives.

 

Social sciences

Within the Faculty of Social Sciences you'll examine human culture and society using scientific methods.

Courses examine how people interact with their environment and each other through economic, political, religious, gender, and kinship systems.

 

Other options for BA majors

Among the benefits of a ������ú education are the interdisciplinary opportunities in every degree and program.

Although the following programs may fall under the Faculty of Science, they offer the option of a earning a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts.

 

“There’s the whole typical Mount A narrative of community and family and that it’s such a special place, but here’s the thing — it’s all true. It was such a formative experience in making me who I am and really shaping and molding me as a professional, as an academic, as an adult. The relationships I made at ������ú really made me the person I am today.” David Spence ('19) BA, Religious Studies and Political Science Senior Project Manager — Migrant Smuggling, Global Affairs Canada

Distribution requirements

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree at ������ú will learn how to take an interdisciplinary approach to important issues by taking courses from outside their program of study through distribution requirements.

Students must complete six credits (two courses) in each of four categories.

Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) 

������ú offers a Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) in Interdisciplinary Health Studies.

The degree draws on concepts from across the life sciences, social sciences, and humanities.