Overview
The Canadian Studies program at Saint Mary's University offers an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree that examines Canada's history, politics, culture, society, and environment. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills through courses in history, political science, literature, and Indigenous studies, with a focus on understanding Canadian identity and contemporary issues. Unique features include a required internship or study abroad option and an emphasis on Atlantic Canada's regional perspectives.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in public administration, education, policy analysis, and non-profit sectors. The program builds skills in research, communication, and cultural analysis, leading to opportunities in government, heritage organizations, and international relations.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Shannon Stunden Bower - Expertise in Canadian environmental history
- Dr. Robert Huish - Focus on Canadian international development and policy
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The program utilizes the university's Archives and Special Collections for primary source research on Canadian history. Partnerships include collaborations with the Canadian Studies Association and local government bodies for experiential learning opportunities.
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