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Bachelor of Comparative Cultural Studies

Fredericton, Canada
4 years
English
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About the program

Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Cultural Studies is a 4-year bachelor programme offered by Department of Comparative Cultural Studies at the NAU Flagstaff campus.

Program highlights

Internship available: no
Placement support: yes
Work during study: yes
Post-study work rights (3 years): yes
PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

Develop subject knowledge in Comparative Cultural Studies and apply discipline-appropriate methods
Assess relevant evidence
And communicate informed conclusions.

Career outcomes

Area Ethnic and Cultural Studies Teachers (Postsecondary)

Curriculum

Plan of 120 units over about 4 years. Study is organised as Comparative Cultural Studies Common Courses (9 units)
Emphasis or Coursework (27-33 units)
Foreign Language (16 units). Choices include Chinese Studies Specialization
Japanese Studies Specialization. Field experience or internship is required
A senior capstone is included.

Entry requirements

Academic

Secondary-school completion with English plus program-specific subjects (mathematics
sciences
electives by group)
accepted qualifications include IGCSE with AS/A levels
IB Diploma
AP
SAT/ACT and national certificates. Entry averages are program-specific (for example IGCSE/A-level C or higher for Arts
B or higher for Business
Computer Science
Engineering and Science). Transfer applicants need course outlines and a WES ICAP report.

Accepted academic background

Secondary-school completion with English plus program-specific subjects (Mathematics, sciences, electives by group); accepted qualifications include IGCSE with AS/A levels, IB Diploma (3 HL subjects), AP, SAT/ACT and national certificates; transfer applicants need course outlines and a WES ICAP course-by-course report for studies outside Canada/US; applicants over 21 add a resume

Language tests

IELTS 6.5

Documents you’ll need

High School Transcripts

How to apply

Check the admission requirements for your program and the application deadline (March 31 for most undergraduate programs). Create a UNB application account
apply online and pay the 125 CAD non-refundable fee. Mail official or notarized transcripts
any SAT/ACT or A-level results
English test scores unless exempt and
for post-secondary study outside Canada or the US
a WES ICAP course-by-course report. Check application status in your account.

Other costs

Tuition per year	$21,915 CAD
Application fee	$125 CAD
Deposit	$45,363 CAD

Program details

Campus	Fredericton
Faculty or school	Faculty of Arts
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3 years
Scholarship note	International first-year entrance scholarships range from 500 to 40000 CAD. Qualified applicants submit an entrance scholarship application by March 1; the Lady Vi Aitken award is valued at 40000 CAD over four years.

Intakes and deadlines

Program starts
September 2027
Apply by
31 Mar 2027
137 days left

Frequently asked questions

The program takes 4 years.