Embark on a journey of critical inquiry with the Canadian Studies (BA) at the University of Manitoba, a program designed for students eager to understand the complex social, cultural, and political landscapes of Canada. You will delve into diverse perspectives, exploring key areas such as Gender Studies, Environmental Studies, and Globalization Studies, alongside foundational disciplines like Canadian History and Sociology. This undergraduate degree provides a robust framework for developing your analytical abilities and communication skills, preparing you to engage thoughtfully with contemporary Canadian issues and contribute to informed public discourse.
This Bachelor of Arts (General) degree is studied full-time on campus over three years, offering you the flexibility to tailor your academic path. Through a combination of core courses and electives, you will explore topics ranging from Indigenous Studies to introductory psychology, building a comprehensive understanding of Canadian society. You will develop your research and critical thinking skills through coursework and potentially a final-year project, graduating with a versatile skillset applicable to a wide array of professional fields, including public service, education, journalism, and non-profit work.