Programms

The field of psychology examines how people act, feel, and think.

Scientists in the field of psychology investigate the interplay of biological, psychological, social, and developmental factors in shaping human behavior.

The mission of the Psychology Department is to disseminate…

Students who enroll in the BSc Wildlife and Fisheries program gain a thorough understanding of wildlife and fisheries biology as well as extensive hands-on experience in both indoor and outdoor laboratories. In doing so, students are introduced to a holistic method of addressing resource problems.

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Northern Baccalaureate Nursing Program (NBNP) at UNBC prepares students to become registered nurses in Fort St. John and Prince George.

Students in the NBNP learn about the challenges and rewards of providing health care in remote and underserved areas of northern British Columbia and beyond.

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The nursing career is both demanding and satisfying. Acute care nursing, rural nursing, community health, and First Nations health will all be covered in depth, giving graduates a solid foundation from which to adapt to the ever-evolving healthcare and healthcare delivery landscape.

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Registered nurses who already have an RN diploma from an accredited college or university can enroll in the Post-Diploma Baccalaureate Nursing Program to earn their BScN degrees.

The program is designed to reinforce previously acquired skills and knowledge while also introducing new material…

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Social deal (BSW) are trained to deal with clients from many walks of life, including individuals, families, and communities.

Northern and rural communities, Indigenous peoples, women, anti-oppressive practice, and community-based research are all central…

Music, dance, theatre, and the arts are all prevalent in Cape Breton society. At CBU, we collaborate and share the stage to interact with our community in a positive, creative way.

Applied Theatre assists you in adapting practical theatre skills to meet your objectives in non-traditional…

Cape Breton Island is a cultural hotspot with a diverse landscape of customs and lore. Folklore has traditionally been defined as the study of informal society. The study of folklore of a group provides valuable insights into how that group functions in the world, but it also exposes biases, prejudices,…

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) programme at Cape Breton University is designed to provide the next generation of social workers with practice-ready abilities to address social and systemic injustices. In response to pressing socioeconomic crises and healthcare challenges, the BSW programme employs…

Completing the specialization opens up a wide range of opportunities for you to shape your own career, both in the private and public sectors, and it also makes it easier to find work in financial and accounting departments of businesses and other institutions or organizations.

If you want…