There are five majors you can choose from in the Bachelor of Arts and Social Sciences program. Each major provides a unique perspective on the world and can lead to a variety of career paths.

• Communication
• Film, Television, and Screen Studies
• Global Studies
• Gender Studies
• Psychology

Additionally, you're required to take a minor to complement your major. As with the arts and social sciences major, you can also choose to do a second minor. The majors listed above can double up as minors if you did not choose them as your majors, or you can opt to pursue the following minors:

• Public Relations
• Writing

In Global studies, you will learn about the complex overlap of local, regional and international forces that shape the world as we know it. This major exposes you to a wide range of international issues and challenges, covering everything from policymaking to identity politics, economic governance, migration conflict, and civil society activism. You will learn to confront the issues of the 20^th and 21^st centuries from a diverse range of perspectives, gaining a deep understanding of the ideas, events, and processes that underpin global change.

The major begins with introductory units that provide you a firm foundation in world history and the dynamics of globalization. In second year, units open up to explore international migration, social transformation movements, and the workings of the global economy. You will go on to pursue the in-depth study of international relations and foreign policy, and have the opportunity to apply this knowledge towards resolving a simulated global crisis. Graduates will be well equipped to analyze and consult on a range of complex international affairs, monitor and contextualize global news coverage, and grasp the interests, structures, and consequences that shape key international events.