The Certificate in Atlantic Canada Studies is an interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate at Saint Mary's University combining courses focused specifically on the Atlantic Canada region with broader Canadian studies courses. It covers the region's historical, political, economic, and cultural development, as well as its natural environment, and totals 24 credit hours. Applicants must normally have completed 30 credit hours of undergraduate study at an accredited university, or demonstrate strong interest in the field, and must complete at least 18 of the required credit hours at Saint Mary's University. Students majoring in Atlantic Canada Studies at Saint Mary's are not eligible to also pursue the certificate. The credential is combined with an existing degree program and is intended for students seeking a formal, transcript-recognized concentration in Atlantic Canadian history, politics, economy, and culture alongside their primary field of study.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must normally have completed thirty (30) credit hours of undergraduate study at an accredited university, or demonstrate strong interest in the field. Students majoring in Atlantic Canada Studies at Saint Mary's University are not eligible for this program. Students admitted to the program must complete at least eighteen (18) credit hours at Saint Mary's University.