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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts The Bachelor of Arts and Science is an interdisciplinary degree. Students follow a multi-track system that includes program components from both faculties. For further information please see: http://www.mcgill.ca/study/faculties/basc/

• African studies
• American/United States studies/civilization
• East Asian studies
• Latin American studies
• Near and Middle Eastern studies
• Canadian studies
• Regional studies (U.S., Canadian, foreign)
• German studies
• Italian studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Russian language and literature
• German language and literature
• Spanish language and literature
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• English language and literature, general
• Humanities/humanistic studies
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Jewish/Judaic studies
• Anthropology, general
• Economics, general
• Development economics and international development
• Geography
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Art history, criticism and conservation
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences By coming to King's, students will also pursue their academic interests through our partnership with neighboring Dalhousie University -- the region's foremost teaching and research institution. Joint Faculties of Arts & Social Sciences and Science allow students to seamlessly select from more than 2,500 classes and a myriad of program options. Arts, science and music degrees are conferred by Dalhousie in association with, or jointly with, the University of King's College.

• Environmental studies
• Environmental science
• European studies/civilization
• Russian studies
• Canadian studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Russian language and literature
• German language and literature
• Italian language and literature
• Spanish language and literature
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• English language and literature, general
• English creative writing
• Biology/biological sciences, general
• Biochemistry
• Molecular biology
• Microbiology, general
• Immunology
• Marine biology and biological oceanography
• Neuroscience
• Mathematics, general
• Statistics, general
• Cognitive science
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Atmospheric sciences and meteorology, general
• Chemistry, general
• Geology/Earth science, general
• Oceanography, chemical and physical
• Physics, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Economics, general
• Development economics and international development
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Drama and dramatics/theatre arts, general
• Technical theatre/theatre design and technology
• Film/cinema/video studies
• Music, general
• Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Undergraduate Studies Trent/Swansea Dual Degree program. Students obtain a Bachelor of Arts, Honours or a Bachelor of Business Administration from Trent University and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Swansea University over the course of six years of study. Students may select one of the following majors at Trent: Business Administration / Canadian Studies / Cultural Studies / Economics / English Literature / Environmental & Resource Studies / Gender & Women's Studies / Geography / History / Indigenous Studies / International Development Studies / Media Studies / Philosophy / Political Studies / Sociology.

• Environmental studies
• Canadian studies
• Women's studies
• Ethnic, cultural minority, gender, and group studies, other
• Law (LLB, JD, BCL)
• English language and literature, general
• Philosophy
• Development economics and international development
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• History, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Departments 20 units - Students complete two 6.0 unit combined majors chosen from the following: Biology, Canadian Studies, Chemistry, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, Family Studies, French, Gerontology, History, Mathematics, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology/Anthropology, Women's Studies

• Canadian studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Family and consumer sciences/human sciences, general
• English language and literature, general
• Biology/biological sciences, general
• Mathematics, general
• Gerontology
• Multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary studies, other
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Chemistry, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• French language and literature, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Departments 20 units - Students complete two 6.0 unit combined majors chosen from the following: Biology, Canadian Studies, Chemistry, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, Family Studies, French, Gerontology, History, Mathematics, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology/Anthropology, Women's Studies. Internship option available.

• Canadian studies
• Women's studies
• Family and consumer sciences/human sciences, general
• English language and literature, general
• Biology/biological sciences, general
• Mathematics, general
• Gerontology
• Cultural studies/critical theory and analysis
• Chemistry, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Undergraduate level certificate/diploma Interdisciplinary Jointly offered with the Faculties of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, and the Division of Continuing Studies.

• Canadian studies