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1.ÌýCan be combined with: (a) an eligible BA, BSc, BFA or BMus within the Faculty of Arts, (b) an eligible BSc (Science) from the Faculty of Science, (c) a BSc (Engineering) from the Schulich School of Engineering, or (d) a BComm from the Haskayne School of Business.

2.ÌýCan be combined with: (a) an eligible BA, BSc, BFA or BMus within the Faculty of Arts, (b) an eligible BSc (Science) from the Faculty of Science, or (c) a BSc (Engineering) from the Schulich School of Engineering.

3.ÌýCan be combined with: (a) an eligible BA, BSc within the Faculty of Arts, (b) an eligible BSc (Science) from the Faculty of Science, or (c) a BSc (Engineering) from the Schulich School of Engineering.

4.ÌýCan be combined with an eligible BA or BSc within the Faculty of Arts.

5.ÌýSpecialized Concurrent Degrees offered in conjunction with the Faculty of Education.

6.ÌýSpecialized Combined Degree offered in conjunction with the Faculty of Medicine.

7. ÌýDegree programs that coordinate with related diploma programs at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and other similar institutions.

8.ÌýMultidisciplinary degrees without a Major Field of specialization.

Legend: Terminology and degree abbreviations are explained below.

The Faculty of Arts offers a wide spectrum of department-based, interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary undergraduate degree programs in the fine arts, the humanities and the social sciences.Ìý Except as otherwise noted below, details of the undergraduate programs summarized here are given in Sections 3 and 4 of this part of the Calendar.

Degree Programs within the Faculty of Arts:

Degree Programs with a Major Field of Study
The following degree programs normally require four years of study:

• Bachelor of Arts (BA), BA (Honours)
• Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
• Bachelor of Music (BMus)
• Bachelor of Science (BSc), BSc (Honours)

Multidisciplinary Degree Programs

The following degree program normally requires three years of study:

• Bachelor of Communication and Culture (BCC) (Multidisciplinary)

The following degree programs normally require four years of study:

• BA or BSc (Multidisciplinary) in Communication and Culture

Multi-Institution Degrees

The following degree programs normally require two and one half years of study at the ²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓƵµ¼º½ and two years of work on a related diploma atÌý SAIT PolytechnicÌýor a similar institution:

• Bachelor of Communications Studies (BCS)
• Bachelor of Film Studies (BFS)

Combined or Concurrent Degree Programs

The following two-degree programs normally require at least five years of study:

• BA, BFA or BSc (Arts)/BA, BFA or BSc (Arts) — within the Faculty of Arts
• BA (Arts) or BSc (Arts)/Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) — with the Haskayne School of Business
• BA (Arts) or BSc (Arts)/BSc (Engineering) — with the Schulich School of Engineering
• BA (Arts) or BSc (Arts)/BSc (Science) — with the Faculty of Science
• BA (Arts - see 3.4.6 for a list of eligible majors) or BFA (Drama Education or Visual Studies) or BMus (Music Education)Ìýor BSc (Geography)/Bachelor of Education (BEd)Ìý— with the Faculty of Education
• BA or BSc (Psychology)/Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation (BCR) (Medicine) — with the Faculty of Medicine

Second Baccalaureate Degree Programs

Second BA, BSc, BA (Honours) or BSc (Honours) degrees with a Major Field are available following an appropriate first degree and normally take two additional years.

Co-operative Education

For many BA, BA (Honours), BSc and BSc (Honours) Degree Programs, relevant work experience can be integrated with academic study through Co-operative Education.Ìý Degree programs with Co-op normally take at least five years.

Arts and Science Honours Academy

The Arts and Science Honours Academy provides an enriched undergraduate experience for highly motivated students in the Faculties of Arts and Science.Ìý See the Program Details section below.

Double Majors

BA or BSc Degrees may be awarded with two Major Fields.

Minor Fields of Study

Students in degree programs in the Faculty of Arts are generally eligible to declare established minors from Continuing Education, the Haskayne School of Business, Medicine and Science as well as from Arts.

Minor Fields offered by the Faculty of Arts:

• African Studies
• Anthropology
• Applied Energy Economics
• Archaeology
• Architectural Studies
• Canadian Studies
• Chinese
• Communications Studies
• Comparative Literature
• Dance
• Development Studies
• Drama
• Earth Science
• East Asian Studies
• Economics
• English
• French
• Film Studies
• Geography
• German
• Greek
• Greek and Roman Studies
• History
• HistoryÌýand Philosophy of Science
• Indigenous Studies
• Italian Studies
• Japanese
• Latin
• Latin American Studies
• Law and Society
• Linguistics
• Medieval, RenaissanceÌýand Reformation Studies
• Museum and Heritage Studies
• Music
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Religious Studies
• Russian
• Science, TechnologyÌýand Society
• Sociology
• South Asian Studies
• Spanish
• Speech-Language SciencesÌý
• Urban Studies
• Visual Studies and Art History
• Women's Studies

All graduate degree programs fall under the jurisdiction of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.Ìý In the Arts fields, the Faculty of Graduate Studies offers the following degrees:

• Master of Arts (MA)
• Master of Communications Studies (MCS)
• Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
• Master of Geographic Information Systems (MGIS)
• Master of Music (MMus)
• Master of Strategic Studies (MSS)
• Master of Science (MSc)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Details can be found in the Faculty of Graduate Studies Calendar.