Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies

About this programme

Explore the multifaceted meanings of Canadian identity, citizenship, and society through an interdisciplinary lens in one of the first programs of its kind. Study Canada at the university that helped establish Canadian Studies as a defining field of study. Through Trent's School for the Study of Canada, explore the country in a global context, drawing on history, politics, culture, literature, economics and social justice to examine the ideas, events and forces that shape communities across the country. Engage with Indigenous perspectives, public policy and social movements while learning in a program recognized nationally and internationally for its longstanding expertise and leadership in Canadian Studies. Add an Option to your Canadian Studies degree to explore an additional area of interest One of only a few programs of its kind in the world, the Circumpolar Studies option offers you a unique opportunity to broaden your knowledge and understanding of the lands, peoples, and critical issues of the Arctic. The Circumpolar Studies Option is open to all undergraduate students at Trent. Over the last few decades, the resurgence of Indigenous peoples has largely animated the Canadian national project of reconciliation. In this option, you will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively contribute to this nationwide conversation. Learn to teach a wide variety of curricula and subjects – an important skill for all elementary and intermediate school teachers. If you’re planning on pursuing your B.Ed., this option provides you with a range of education-relevan