Arts

 

An Arts degree is a great way to strengthen your mind, train your brain and increase your critical thinking skills. Numerous CEOs have spoken loudly about the need for critical thinkers who can communicate effectively, understand the people around them both locally and globally, and can envision creative solutions for the problems we face. You'll get all this and more with a Saint Mary's Arts degree.

 

Saint Mary's is home to Nova Scotia's largest Arts faculty.   Arts programs prepare you for a career in such areas as communications, psychology, social work, education, and many others.

Programs of study at Saint Mary’s University are offered as diploma, certificate, or degree programs.  Within these programs you can specialize (by choosing a 'major') in the subject of your choice.  For more information click on the links below.

 

Anthropology (B.A.)

Asian Studies (B.A.)

Atlantic Canada Studies (B.A.)

Atlantic Canada Studies (Certificate)

Atlantic Canada Studies (M.A.)

Business (B.A. minor)

Chinese Studies (Certificate)

Classics (B.A.)

Criminology (B.A.)

Criminology (M.A.)

Economics (B.A.)

English (B.A.)

Film Studies (B.A.)

French (B.A.)

Geography (B.A.)

German Studies (Certificate)

Hispanic Studies (B.A.)

Hispanic Studies and Spanish (Certificate)

History (B.A.)

History (M.A.)

International Development Studies (B.A.)

International Development Studies (M.A.)

International Development Studies (Ph.D.)

Irish Studies (B.A.)

Japanese Studies (Certificate)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Linguistics (Certificate)

Mathematics (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Philosophy (M.A.)

Political Science (B.A.)

Psychology (B.A.)

Religious Studies (B.A.)

Religious Studies and Theology (M.A.)

Sociology (B.A.)

Spanish (B.A.)

Spanish and Hispanic Studies (Certificate)

Theology and Religious Studies (M.A.)

Women and Gender Studies (B.A.)

Women and Gender Studies (M.A.)