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General Studies BA
Faculty of Social Sciences
General Studies BA
The General Studies BA program enables a student to pursue a more general pattern of studies than either a single or combined major program allows. This program offers a broad exposure to courses from across all of the Faculties at
The General Studies BA program is designed for students who wish to earn a university degree by taking courses from a variety of disciplines. Accordingly, there is no major, minor or area of concentration. This degree may be of particular interest to part-time students because of the flexible course selection that it allows. Completion of this degree may lead to employment opportunities in a wide range of areas, depending on the specific courses that were chosen.
For an appointment to discuss the program, send 2-3 days/times when you are available with your request for an appointment.
