BA/BS in Multidisciplinary is a bachelor's degree in Multi-Discipline programme taught at University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Canada. The programme runs for 4 years. Tuition for international students is CAD 24,662 per year (CAD 6,822 per year for local students).
The Multidisciplinary program is a four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts offered at the University of Lethbridge's Lethbridge campus, with fall and winter intake. It is built for students who want to combine several creative disciplines rather than commit to one: a student selects a first concentration from Art, Drama, Music, or New Media, then adds a second and third concentration from the remaining three areas. Coursework spans studio practice, cultural studies, and forms of production across visual art, performance, music, and digital media, giving students exposure to technical, practical, and academic dimensions of each discipline they choose. The program includes access to cooperative education alongside international exchange, internship, applied-study, and volunteer opportunities, and draws on fine arts facilities such as metalwork, ceramics, printmaking, and photography studios, theatre spaces, performance labs, and digital fabrication equipment. It suits students who want breadth across the fine arts rather than a single specialization, and who are comfortable moving between disciplines to shape a personalized course of study. The degree is structured for those planning creative careers that draw on more than one artistic practice, or who are undecided between fine arts disciplines and want the flexibility to explore several before settling on a primary focus.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:65.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Domestic (Canadian high school) admission to Multidisciplinary (BFA) requires five senior-year courses with a minimum 65% average (ten courses at 65% in Quebec), one of which must be a required English course (English Language Arts 30-1 in Alberta, or the provincial equivalent), with the remaining courses drawn from the university's approved subject list for the province, which for this program includes arts, music and drama options. International applicants are assessed on the same academic scale against home-country credential equivalencies through the university's international admissions office. All applicants whose first language is not English must meet the university's English Language Proficiency requirement, most commonly Alberta English Language Arts 30-1 (or equivalent) with a minimum blended grade of 75%, three consecutive years of full-time secondary study in English, or an approved test: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (min. 6.0 per band), TOEFL iBT 86 overall (min. 20 per section), Duolingo 120 overall (min. 110 per subscore), PTE Academic 61 overall (min. 60 per part), or CAEL 70 overall (min. 60 per component). No portfolio, audition or interview is stated for this program. The program admits in Fall and Winter.
Application Details
Start Date:Fall and Winter
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants to the University of Lethbridge for Fall 2027 entry apply by 30 June 2027 (post-secondary applicants) or 15 December 2026 (direct-entry high-school applicants), with admission-decision documents due by 30 June or 15 July 2027 and final documents by 1-15 August 2027; for Winter 2028 entry the domestic deadline is 1 November 2027. International applicants for Fall 2027 apply by 15 June 2027, with decision documents due 30 June 2027 and final documents by 15 July 2027; for Winter 2028 the international deadline is 15 September 2027. Applications for Fall 2027 opened 14 September 2026. Deadlines vary by program and campus and are not rolling in the open-ended sense, though the university notes some programmes may close early once capacity is reached. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
