Bachelor of Arts - Canadian Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies program explores Canada's history, culture, politics, and society. Students examine Indigenous perspectives, multiculturalism, governance, and regional identities, fostering a comprehensive understanding of Canada’s evolving social landscape. Through interdisciplinary coursework and critical analysis, students gain skills in research, communication, and cultural awareness. This program prepares graduates for careers in education, public service, policy development, and cultural heritage, while also serving as a foundation for further studies in law, public administration, or Canadian history.

Career Options:

Job Title	NOC Code	Salary Range (CAD)	Job Description
Policy Analyst	41401	$60,000 - $100,000	Researches and analyzes Canadian policies, providing insights and recommendations to improve public programs and services.
Archivist	51101	$50,000 - $85,000	Manages and preserves historical documents, ensuring accessibility to Canada’s historical and cultural records.
Public Service Officer	40011	$65,000 - $110,000	Develops and implements government programs, focusing on regional and national development within Canada.
Museum Curator	51102	$55,000 - $90,000	Oversees museum collections, curates exhibits, and educates the public about Canadian history and culture.
Community Development Officer	41401	$50,000 - $85,000	Works with communities to design and implement programs promoting cultural heritage, education, and regional growth.