Our Undergraduate Programs

Africa is the most diverse continent. Carleton’s African Studies program covers histories, cultures, languages, politics, and economics, linking Africa globally through aid, trade, and migration. Explore Africa in depth.

For over forty years, Carleton University’s Communication and Media Studies program has trained informed, effective communicators who work in virtually every sector of the economy.

Criminology and Criminal Justice explores crime, punishment, policing, and justice innovation. It aims to create a just society and prepares students to be thoughtful, engaged, and employable community members.

Economics is relevant to almost every aspect of our lives. At its core, the Bachelor of Economics (BEcon) is the study of decision-making in the face of scarce resources and competing interests.

The EURUS program offers an interdisciplinary look at Europe, Russia, and Eurasia. Customize your focus with history, politics, economics, and culture, exploring security, nationalism, and global issues.

The Bachelor of Global and International Studies (BGInS) examines the world through many diverse subject areas and perspectives, providing a foundation for understanding and analyzing global and international issues.

Our renowned Bachelor of Journalism (BJ) program has produced top journalists in Canada and globally. Graduates also use their journalism and storytelling skills in diverse, rewarding careers beyond media.

Dive into world culture and history, studying subjects such as art history, classics, literature and philosophy while studying journalism.

Explore law’s dynamics in social, economic, and political contexts with award-winning professors. Study legal rules, institutions, and power, while developing research, interdisciplinary, and theoretical skills.

Harness your creativity to craft impactful digital stories with our Bachelor of Media Production and Design (BMPD). Learn to use narrative tools to create meaningful content for a more informed society.

Explore global and domestic issues like conflict, diplomacy, populism, climate change, and migration. Study international relations, political philosophy, and public policy while enhancing your skills.

Public policies affect every aspect of our lives. The decisions that governments make (or do not make) affect our capacity to respond to challenges like the climate crisis, inequality and racial injustice.

Vision, energy, and a commitment to social justice are key for social workers. Our Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) will prepare you for the challenges of this dynamic field.