The Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies at the University of Manitoba offers you an interdisciplinary exploration of Canada's diverse history, vibrant cultures, complex politics, and evolving society. This program is ideal for students eager to critically examine the multifaceted nature of Canadian identity and contribute to meaningful national conversations. You will delve into subjects ranging from Indigenous societies and the political process to community economic development and the Ukrainian Canadian cultural experience, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the forces that shape Canada.
You will pursue this undergraduate degree full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes foundational courses like Introduction to Canada and specialized seminars such as Canadian Identity: An Interdisciplinary Approach. Throughout your studies, you will have opportunities to explore specific areas like Manitoba Archaeology or the Canadian Film industry, culminating in a capstone seminar in Canadian Studies. You will graduate from the University of Manitoba with a strong analytical toolkit, prepared for careers in public service, cultural institutions, policy analysis, or further academic research.