Programms

Anthropology is the biological and sociocultural study of humans from pre-human ancestors to the present, including small- and large-scale communities. Archaeological, biological, linguistic, and sociocultural anthropology are taught. While a few mandatory courses will ensure that all program students…

Economics studies consumers, households, corporations, government, and non-profits. How successfully these sectors interact affects the economy and our quality of life. Our program teaches you how social, political, cultural, and technological forces affect the economy, equipping you to analyze global…

You will conduct critical writing and analysis in English of Canadian, British, American, and international literature. Improve your storytelling abilities by taking creative writing classes (fiction, poetry and non-fiction).

Through cultural studies and visual media, gender studies, literature…

Explore environmental and sustainability issues, as well as potential answers to such issues, amid UNBC's breathtaking natural setting.

Examine environmental and sustainability challenges from a social science and humanities point of view. Among the many topics covered are carbon management,…

In today's world, First Nations Studies is an important component of any good undergraduate education. It is a good degree if you want to work in education, business, public administration, law, communications, cultural property management, social services, or a variety of other fields.

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In northern environments, this program focuses on community development, social justice, environmental equity, and population health.

Using the most recent Geographical Information System (GIS) technology, social science methodology, and spatial analysis, investigate the dynamics of place-making…

This program is ideal for those concerned about our planet's future. You will learn about critical concepts that promote healthy, just, peaceful, prosperous, and long-term societies for all.

Our program is organized around four major themes:

• Global sustainability…

This degree incorporates almost every historical period, theory, and geographical area. Choose from a variety of subjects, such as the history of First Nations in Canada, women in European medieval society, and legal history, or delve into global religious, race, and economic issues.

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This program appeals to those who love the outdoors and want to ensure that it is used in a sustainable way for future generations to enjoy.

You will investigate the provision of nature-based tourism and outdoor recreation, with a focus on sustainability, social and environmental justice,…

Northern Studies is an interdisciplinary field of growing importance in northern British Columbia and globally.

This program incorporates northern-themed courses from geography, political science, anthropology, and First Nations studies, as well as circumpolar studies online courses from…