This is an interdisciplinary program that seeks to help students understand the United States of America through its history, culture, literature, geography, and politics. The program at Mount Allison is designed primarily for students who are interested in studying American history, literature, and culture, and who are intrigued by broader thematic and disciplinary concerns in the intellectual apprehension of the United States.
Art history is integral to the study of art and visual culture. It provides valuable insight into history, philosophy, and the humanities in general.
Using an interdisciplinary approach, students are encouraged to examine a broad range of visual, cultural, and critical studies.
The program involves the study of a variety of business subject areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, and management.
It provides an experiential and personal approach to business studies.
The program offers a unique approach for students looking to obtain professional training – combining studio work and instruction with the freedom of an immersive liberal and science curriculum.
Whether you are looking to prepare for a professional career in music, or simply want to study music as an elective or as an extracurricular activity, the program has plenty to offer.
Biology is the scientific study of living things — their form, function, origin, and behavior. Disciplines include cell biology, ecology, genetics and evolution, and animal and plant diversity.
The program explores Canadian issues and realities, such as the country’s vast and varied geography, regional distinctions, history and politics, public policy, culture, economy, the environment, Indigenous peoples, bilingualism, and multiculturalism.
Chemistry is the branch of physical science involving the study of the composition of substances, the ways in which their properties are related to their composition, and the interaction of substances to produce new materials.
Cognitive science investigates how information is represented, processed, and transformed in both humans and machines. The program involves the interdisciplinary study of the mind and seeks to further understand what the mind does and how it works.
The study of computing ranges from hands-on applications to pure theory, and includes the analysis of algorithms, the study of computer architectures, compilers and operating systems, networks, and software engineering.