Program highlights
Honours stream
Honours stream — an opportunity for you to select a topic, engage in systematic study under the supervision of a faculty supervisor and produce a scholarly finished project
Hands-on experience ― laboratory and field work encourages hands-on and practical learning
Research opportunities — get engaged in innovative research projects
Focus on instruction — interact in small classes and labs with instructors who are passionate about their disciplines
Optimize your courses — make the best course choices that will help you build the degree that fits your goals
Explore many aspects of human experience by examining culture, social organization, and archaeological and skeletal remains. Be an innovative researcher and engage in fieldwork to investigate topics such as social organization and change, inequality, health, migration, human variation and evolution.
Career possibilities
- Community development worker
- Public health program officer
- Cultural resource management technician
- Museum/gallery curator
- Social policy analyst
- Forensic analyst
- Equity and diversity analyst
- International aid and development worker
Admission requirements and costs
Curriculum and courses
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Faculty of Arts
Mount Royal offers three bachelor's degrees out of the Faculty of Arts: The Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Arts — Criminal Justice and the Bachelor of Arts with majors in Anthropology, English, History, Policy Studies, Psychology and Sociology.
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