Business
Students earn an Honor’s Bachelor of Business Administration and a Diploma in Business Administration in four years. Students can generalize or focus their studies in one of six topics: accounting, finance, international business, management, marketing, or small business management and entrepreneurship.
Early Childhood Studies
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Studies and a Diploma in Early Childhood Education in four years. The program focuses on the physical, social, emotional and cognitive development of young children from birth to 12 years.
Community Social Services
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Science in Community Social Services and a Social Service Worker Diploma in four years. Students explore current social issues to learn how to deliver impactful services. Student can choose to select an area of emphasis in: youth and family counselling, mental health and addictions or gerontology.
Justice Studies
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Science in Justice Studies and a diploma in either Community and Justice Services or a diploma in Police Foundations. Students learn about all aspects of the Canadian justice system, law, and criminology.
Kinesiology
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology and a Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion in four years. Students explore how the body works and how to improve its functioning.
Media and Communication Studies
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Arts in Media and Communication Studies and a Diploma in Media Communications. Students learn how to communicate and can specialize in one of the following areas: digital marketing and social media, media management and analytics, multimedia journalism, public relations or visual communication.
Psychology
Students earn an Honors Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology, a General Arts and Science Diploma, and an optional certificate in either Intercultural Relations, Organizational Behaviour or Research Skills and Analysis. Students study topics such as development and aging, learning difficulties, ethics, culture, neuroscience and abnormal psychology.