Atlantic Canada Studies

Bachelor's degree

In Halifax (Canada)

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Halifax (Canada)

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Develop a more nuanced understanding of the Atlantic region and its place in the world by pursuing Atlantic Canada Studies. This interdisciplinary program combines history, culture, literature and other disciplines across the Faculties of Arts, Commerce, and Science.

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Location

Start date

Halifax (Canada)
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Start date

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About this course

The program will give you skills in critical and analytical thinking, writing and communications, organization, and the ability to work with complex data.

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Subjects

  • Ecological
  • Cultural
  • Historical
  • Atlantic Canada
  • History
  • Atlantic Literature
  • Contemporary
  • Researcher
  • Lawyer
  • Environmentalist
  • Policy analyst

Course programme

The Saint Mary’s approach

The Atlantic Canada Studies program is unique to Saint Mary’s University. Study the region from a variety of perspectives – socio-scientific, ecological, and cultural-historical. You can major in Atlantic Canada Studies and another discipline, which gives you additional expertise in another area of your choice. As an interdisciplinary program, you can choose courses that reflect your own unique combination of interests.

Sample courses offered:

  • Making Sense of Atlantic Canada
  • History of Atlantic Canada
  • Contemporary Atlantic Literature

Future career opportunities:

You may be employed by the government, non-governmental organizations, universities, museums, and cultural organizations, research companies, or businesses requiring knowledge of Atlantic Canada. Here are some other possible career paths:

  • Policy analyst
  • Social worker
  • Political analyst
  • Lawyer
  • Researcher
  • Environmentalist
  • City/provincial planner Intergovernmental affairs consultant

Atlantic Canada Studies

Price on request