About the Canadian Studies program The multidisciplinary major in Canadian Studies offers students the opportunity to concentrate their studies on facets of the Canadian national experience such as history, economics, geography, government and politics, sociology, literature,and aboriginal culture. In the process of completing their requirements,students will obtain a better understanding and appreciation of Canada and its complex regional character. Students will also have the opportunity to study complex issues such as bilingualism and biculturalism and examine their relevance to modern multicultural Canada. The U of L is the only University in Alberta to offer Co-operative Education in Arts and Science. To learn more about this exciting opportunity, visit the Faculty of Arts and Science - Co-operative Education.

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