Bachelor of Arts


About the program

The Bachelor of Arts program combines a relevant, current and rigorous curriculum with a strong General Education component providing students with a well-rounded education. A special emphasis is placed on developing communication and critical thinking skills ensuring students are well prepared for a variety of career options.

Students in the Bachelor of Arts program have the opportunity to explore a major and choose from a variety of minors. Students specialize in Anthropology, English, History, Psychology, Sociology or Spanish and can choose to add a minor area of study from over 17 different subject areas.

Four years of academic study in the Bachelor of Arts program can be combined with three optional, paid co-op work terms. Arts students must apply for admission to the Co-operative Education option and complete core academic course work in the first four semesters. Prior to each work term, students must meet above-average GPA requirements and successfully complete an Orientation to Co-operative Education course which provides them with pre-employment training and eases their transition to work. All of these requirements combine to ensure students are able to make genuine and valuable contributions in the workplace.

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What our students can do for you

Student skills transfer to a variety of work environments including private business, government agencies, cultural centres,  not-for-profit organizations, museums, interpretive centres and social/human service agencies such as family centres, shelters and group homes. Before students enter your work environment they are already developing skills in the following areas:

  • Research
  • Problem solving
  • Communication
  • Critical thinking

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Student availability

Students are available for 4 or 8 month Co-operative Education work terms that start in January, May or September. The recruiting process begins 3 - 4 months in advance of the start date.

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How to hire a student

Our recruiting process is convenient and cost-free.

Post Online

You can post a job online or provide a detailed job description to the Work Experience Coordinator. Postings submitted online will be verified by a Work Experience Coordinator. 

Note: new postings are subject to approval by Career Services and program faculty.

For more information contact:

Anneliese P Kelly
Co-operative Education Coordinator
Phone: 403.440.8508
e-mail: apkelly@mtroyal.ca

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