List of undergraduate courses in Canada

You’re on this page because you need information on undergraduate courses in Canada.

Perhaps you’ve been looking for resource to help you reach a decision on a course to study in Canada.

That’s what international students do cause they’re very inquisitive. Who wouldn’t be?

Particularly with the prospect of studying at a far away country.

So they try to be sure of everything as much as possible before making a move. From course to universities, to tuition, name it.

I know because I actually did that.

Although I couldn’t find a piece that covered what I was looking for in great details. So my options were a bit limited.

One amazing thing about studying in Canada is the flexibility of the courses.

You can major, and select interesting minors that open up an interesting career path for you.

Whatever you’re looking to study, Canadian universities make sure it doesn’t put so much load on you. While giving you a wealth of options to choose from.

And so, I decided to create this post. It aims to give you an in-depth insight into courses offered in Canada at undergraduate level.

So this post is for international students who want to move to Canada to study an undergraduate course.

If you’re looking to study for a master’s course, you should check out the full list of masters courses in Canada.

Canada is a great place to study, work, and live. I can’t be more emphatic.

Most international students love to study in Canada. In fact, three of every five international students I meet want to study in Canada.

And for them, I’m ready to reveal so much more about studying in Canada each day.

I love my audience!

Before we get started, I’d like to give you a heads up. There are 96 public universities in Canada, each offering distinct courses.

Therefore, the courses in this list mirrors the courses offered Canadian universities in general.

List of undergraduate courses in Canada

Below are undergraduate courses offered at Canadian universities.

1. Accounting

2. Business Administration

3. Business Economics

4. Business and Society

5. Finance

6. Management

7. Management Information Systems

8. Marketing

9. Entrepreneurship

8. Marketing and Entrepreneurship

11. Logistics and Supply Chain Management

12. Actuarial Science

13. Animal Physiology

14. Anthropology

15. Applied Mathematics

16. Applied Statistics

17. Astronomical Sciences

18. Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

19. Biochemistry

20. Biodiversity and Conservation Biology

21. Bioinformatics

22. Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

23. Biological Chemistry

24. Biological Physics

25. Biology for Health Sciences

26. Biological Physics

27. Biomedical Toxicology

28. Biotechnology

29. Chemical Physics

30. Comparative Physiology

31. Computer Science

32. Earth and Environmental Systems

33. Earth Science

34. Environment and Toxicology

35. Ecology and Evolution

36. Immunology

37. Information Security

38. Financial Economics

39. Agriculture and Food Systems

40. Agroecology

41. Applied Philosophy

42. Art History and Theory

43. Art Management

44. Astronomy

45. Biochemistry

46.. Biodiversity and Ecology

47. Chemistry

48. Classical Studies

49. Classical Art and Theology

50. Creative Writing and Journalism

51. Criminology

52. Criminology, Law, and Social Policy

53. Drama

54. Economics.

55. Elementary Education

56. English

57. Family, Health and Community

58. Fine Arts – Art History and Theory

59. Fine Arts – Studio Arts

60. French as a Second Language

61. French – Spanish and Education

62. Gender, Diversity and Equity Studies

63. Geography

64. German Studies

65. Global Culture

66. Global Economy

67. Global Studies and Empire

68. Global Governance

69. Health Sciences

70. Hispanic Studies

71. History and Global Studies

72. Human Psychology

73. Information Technology

74. International Business

75. International Political Economy

76. International Studies

77. Japanese Studies

78. Literature

79. Mathematics

80. Media, Technology and Contemporary Studies

81. Music

82. Philosophy

83. Physics

84. Psychology

85. Religion

86. Secondary Education

87. Sociology

88. Spanish

89. Sport Studies

90. Studio Arts

91. Dental Hygiene

92. Dentistry

93. Electrical Engineering

94. Entomology

95. Geophysics

96. Kinesiology

97. Law

98. Linguistics

99. Mechanical Engineering

100. Medicine

101. Medieval & Renaissance Studies

102. Microbiology

103. Midwifery

104. Music

105. Music Composition

106. Music Education

107. Music History

108. Music Performance

109. Painting

110. Pharmacy

111. Philosophy

112. Photography

113. Physical Education

114. Physical Geography

115. Physics

116. Plant Biotechnology

117. Political Studies

118. Print Media

119. Psychology – Arts

120. Psychology – Science

121. Recreation Management and Community Development

122. Religion

123. Respiratory Therapy

124. Science

125. Sculpture

126. Social Work

127. Sociology

128. Soil Science

129. Spanish

130. Statistics

131. Women and Gender Studies

Finally you made it to the end. That’s the list of undergraduate courses in Canada.

As mentioned earlier, several universities offer majors in distinct areas. So you might want to check with the specific Canadian university where you want to study for their course distribution (major and minor)>

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