Contemporary Studies is a Bachelor of Arts program offered jointly by Dalhousie University and the University of King's College in Halifax. It examines contemporary questions in philosophy, politics, science, culture and the arts through an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning all four years of undergraduate study. Students typically declare Contemporary Studies after beginning a BA or BSc and work with an academic advisor to plan a Combined Honours or Minor in the subject, tailoring the program around their own academic interests. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and cross-disciplinary analysis of modern intellectual and cultural developments, drawing together perspectives from across the humanities and social sciences. New students begin the Bachelor of Arts intake in September at the Halifax campus, with the joint delivery giving students access to faculty and courses at both institutions.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:70.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Applicants need completion of secondary school (Grade 12), including Academic English 12 (or equivalent) and four additional academic subjects, with a minimum overall average of 70%.