COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science double degree is a flexible and interdisciplinary program that allows students to combine studies in humanities, social sciences, and scientific disciplines. The Bachelor of Arts component offers a wide range of study areas, enabling students to explore fields such as Critical Indigenous Studies, Sociology, Media Culture and Communications, Anthropology, Creative Writing, English, Philosophy, and various language studies including Japanese, Chinese, French and Francophone, German, and Spanish and Latin American Studies. These disciplines develop strong skills in critical thinking, cultural understanding, communication, and analysis of human society and behaviour. The Bachelor of Science component complements this by focusing on scientific inquiry, research, and problem-solving, allowing students to engage with data-driven and experimental approaches to understanding the natural and physical world. Together, the two degrees create a well-rounded education that encourages interdisciplinary learning and intellectual flexibility. Students are able to tailor their studies according to their interests and career goals, combining creative, analytical, and scientific perspectives. This combination supports the development of transferable skills such as research, communication, and analytical reasoning, while also providing subject-specific expertise. Overall, the double degree prepares graduates for diverse career pathways in areas such as research, education, media, science communication, policy development, international relations, and industry roles that require both scientific literacy and strong cultural and analytical understanding.