Over its 35 years as one of Canada’s most innovative programs, Arts & Science at McMaster has established an enviable reputation for providing an educational environment that equips its graduates to excel in work and/or further study in a wide range of fields. The Arts & Science Program is designed to provide students with a broad-based, interdisciplinary education. Its curriculum has been planned with three major objectives in mind: to enable substantial work in both the arts and the sciences to develop skills in writing, speaking, and critical reasoning to foster the art of scholarly inquiry into issues of public concern Arts & Science students often pursue further education in a variety of fields, such as: Anthropology, Biochemistry, Biology, Bio-statistics, Botany, Business Administration, Chemistry, Classics, Communication, Community Development, Comparative Literature, Cultural Studies, Diplomacy, Ecology, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, Epidemiology, Fine Arts, Forensic Biology, French, Geography, Gerontology, Health Policy, History, International Development, Library Science, Linguistics, Mathematics, Medical Sciences, Nutrition, Pharmacology, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Resource Management, Sociology, Urban Planning

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