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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies

• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Social Sciences

• Computer and information sciences, general
• Economics, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree University of Toronto Mississauga

• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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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 Science and Environmental Studies

• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Graduate level certificate/diploma School of Graduate Studies Diplomas offered in anthropology, classics, economics, English, folklore, French, gender studies, German, history, linguistics, philosophy, political science, religious studies, and sociology.

• Folklore studies
• Ethnic, cultural minority, gender, and group studies, other
• Linguistics
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• English language and literature, general
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, 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 College of Arts and Science St. Thomas More College coordinates a Certificate in Jewish and Christian Origins program through the University of Saskatchewan.

• Computer science
• Economics, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Social Science

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts and Science By combining the studies of economics, philosophy and politics, students will be prepared for graduate studies in their area of specialization, law, public service, international development, policy design and analysis, or any career path that calls for strong analytical and communication skills. The plan will approach contemporary social issues and how society responds to these issues by bringing complementary intellectual skills together in analytical and critical ways. The plan is structured as an augmented medial, without sacrificing advanced skills areas of specialization. With more than 50 courses to choose from, students will have flexibility to create a degree path that works for them, with a focus that will stand out in the marketplace.

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Social Science

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree The King's University

• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• History, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Social Science Combined Degree Program.

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Business administration and management, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Richard Ivey School of Business Combined Degree Program.

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Business administration and management, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Richard Ivey School of Business Combined Degree Program.

• Philosophy
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Business administration and management, general

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Undergraduate level certificate/diploma University of Regina/Campion Campion College offers programs in Arts, Sciences and Media, Art, and Performance, as well as a full complement of pre-professional programs in partnership with the University of Regina. Graduates receive both a University of Regina degree, and a Campion College certificate.

• Communication and media studies, other
• Computer science
• Legal studies, general
• International/global studies
• Criminal justice/police science
• Economics, general
• Fine/studio arts, general
• Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General

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Master's degree Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs Collaborative specializations in African Studies and Data Science.

• Economics, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts The double minor allows students to study within a traditional undergraduate Arts program. Select two of: Anthropology; Asian Studies; Counselling; Creative Writing; Criminology; Economics; English; Geography; History; Indigenous Community Justice; Journalism; Language and Culture; Mathematics; Philosophy; Policy Studies; Political Science; Psychology and Sociology.

• English language and literature, general
• English creative writing
• Mathematics, general
• Philosophy
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Criminology
• Economics, general
• Geography
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• History, 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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Doctorate Faculty of Graduate Studies For program information see: http://www.mcgill.ca/study/2014-2015/faculties/science/graduate

• Economics, general
• Econometrics and quantitative economics

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Undergraduate level certificate/diploma Faculty of Arts and Science Open to Arts & Science undergraduate students in Psychology, Economics, and Rotman Commerce.

• Psychology, general
• Economics, general
• Business administration and management, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree College of Arts and Science Students can choose any major offered by the College of Arts and Science at the University of Saskatchewan. Students may take St. Thomas More College classes as part of their U of S degree. St. Thomas More College offers a distinct curriculum in philosophy but the degree is still awarded by the University of Saskatchewan.

• Aboriginal studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Russian language and literature
• German language and literature
• Spanish language and literature
• English language and literature, general
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Archaeology
• Economics, general
• Geography
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Drama and dramatics/theatre arts, general
• Art/art studies, general
• Music, general
• History, general
• 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

• 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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Bachelor's/First professional degree Augustana Faculty MAJORS: Biology-Maj; Chemistry-Maj; Computing Science-Maj; Drama-Maj; Economics-Maj; English-Maj; Environmental Studies-Maj; Global and Development St-Maj; History-Maj; Mathematics and Physics-Maj; Modern Languages-Maj; Music-Maj; Philosophy and Religion-Maj; Physical Education-Maj; Political Studies-Maj; Psychology-Maj; Sociology-Maj; Visual Art-Maj.

• Environmental studies
• Computer and information sciences, general
• English language and literature, general
• Biology/biological sciences, general
• Mathematics, general
• International/global studies
• Health and physical education/fitness, general
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Chemistry, general
• Physics, general
• Psychology, general
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Drama and dramatics/theatre arts, general
• Fine/studio arts, general
• History, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts Students choose two (2) subject areas in the Faculty of Arts in which they wish to complete the Double Arts Concentration requirement. The following are Arts subject areas: Anthropology, Asian Studies, Atlantic Canada Studies, Classics, Criminology, Economics, English, French, Geography, German Studies, History, International Development Studies, Irish Studies, Linguistics, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Spanish and Hispanic Culture.

• Asian studies/civilization
• Western European studies
• Regional studies (U.S., Canadian, foreign)
• German studies
• Hispanic American, Puerto Rican and Mexican American/Chicano studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Spanish language and literature
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• English language and literature, general
• Mathematics, general
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Criminology
• Economics, general
• Development economics and international development
• Geography
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree College of Arts and Science Students can choose any major offered by the College of Arts and Science at the University of Saskatchewan. Students may take St. Thomas More College classes as part of their U of S degree. St. Thomas More College offers a distinct curriculum in philosophy but the degree is still awarded by the University of Saskatchewan.

• Environmental studies
• Aboriginal studies
• Women's studies
• Linguistics
• Comparative literature
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• English language and literature, general
• Biotechnology
• Medieval and renaissance studies
• International/global studies
• Classical, ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern studies and archaeology
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Psychology, general
• Public administration
• Anthropology, general
• Archaeology
• Economics, general
• Geography
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Urban studies/affairs
• Fine/studio arts, general
• Art history, criticism and conservation
• Music, general
• Business/managerial economics
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts Concentrations available in Anthropology; Asian Studies; Creative Writing; Criminology; Economics; English; General Studies; Geography; History; Music; Philosophy; Political Science; Psychology; and Sociology.Concentrations available in Economics.(Intakes for Music have been postponed indefinitely).

• Economics, general

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Bachelor's/First professional degree Faculty of Arts MAJORS: Anthropology-Maj; Chinese & Japanese Cmbnd-Maj; Chinese Lang & Literature-Maj; Chinese Studies-Maj; Classical Languages-Maj; Classical Studies-Maj; Combined Hist & Classics-Maj; Comp Lit with 1 Lang&Lit-Maj; Comp Lit with 2 Lang&Lit-Maj; Comp Lit with East/West-Maj; Comp Lit with Film Studies-Maj; Comparative Literature-Maj; Creative Writing-Maj; Drama-Maj; East Asian Studies-Maj; Econ A Rte toward Grad St-Maj; Econ B Rte-Essay-Maj; English-Maj; French Language & Lit-Maj; French Language-Maj; German Lang & Literature-Maj; Germanic Languages-Maj; History of Art,Des&VisCult-Maj; History-Maj; Italian-Major; Japanese Lang & Literature-Maj; Japanese Studies-Maj; Latin Language & Lit-Maj; Linguistics-Maj; Mathematics-Maj; Middle Eastern&African Std-Maj; Music-Maj; Philosophy-Maj; Political Science-Maj; Psychology-Maj; Rel St A-West Relig Trad-Maj; Rel St B-East&Nat Am Relig-Maj; Rel St C-Thematic Studies-Maj; Religious Studies-Maj; Romance Languages-Maj; Russian Lang & Literature-Maj; Scandinavian Lang & Lit-Maj; Sociology-Maj; Spanish & Latin Am St-Maj; Ukrainian Lang & Lit-Maj; Women's and Gender Studies-Maj.

• African studies
• East Asian studies
• Near and Middle Eastern studies
• Chinese studies
• Japanese studies
• Spanish and Iberian studies
• Latin American and Caribbean studies
• Women's studies
• Gay/lesbian studies
• Linguistics
• Comparative literature
• Chinese language and literature
• Japanese language and literature
• Russian language and literature
• Ukrainian language and literature
• Germanic Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• German language and literature
• Scandinavian languages, literatures and linguistics
• Romance Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• Italian language and literature
• Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, General
• Latin language and literature
• English language and literature, general
• Mathematics, general
• Classical, ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern studies and archaeology
• Philosophy
• Religion/religious studies, general
• Psychology, general
• Anthropology, general
• Economics, general
• Political science and government, general
• Sociology
• Drama and dramatics/theatre arts, general
• Film/cinema/video studies
• Art history, criticism and conservation
• Music, general
• History, general
• French language and literature, general

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Undergraduate level certificate/diploma University of Regina/Luther College Certificate programs are available in Chinese, Economics, German, Health Studies, Intercultural Leadership, International Studies, Japanese, Justice Studies, Law & Society, Political & International Governance and Spanish. Luther students work on University of Regina (UofR) certificate programs and can take advantage of additional benefits offered by Luther College.

• Chinese language and literature
• Japanese language and literature
• German language and literature
• Spanish language and literature
• International/global studies
• Intercultural/multicultural and diversity studies
• Economics, general
• Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General