The univesity offers a three- and a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Music, which may also be taken concurrently with a Bachelor of Education.
The program in Music offers a low student/teacher ratio that allows for personal attention, development and growth, nurtured by a dedicated faculty.
Choir, Laurentian Concert Band, Laurentian Jazz Combo, Sudbury Jazz Festival, and Sudbury Studio Singers, among others. Preparatory courses in performance and theory are available.
There are opportunities to study conducting and methods for various instruments. The major in Music Studies does not require an audition. Also preparatory courses in performance and theory are available.
Dive into a profession that includes an exciting blend of science, mathematics, psychology, anthropology, organizational management, and sociology.
Learn the foundations of nursing including health, professional caring, healing, determinants of health, relational practice, and professional growth.
Benefit from a faculty with a variety of nursing experience and expertise, a state-of-the-art clinical learning lab, and a world-class library. Take part in the larger university community and benefit from the expertise of many other disciplines such as midwifery, human kinetics, social work, and medicine.
Learn the science behind drug design and development.
Gain hands-on experience by working on research projects with your professors and scientists at the university, the Health Sciences North Research Institute, and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.
There are three or four-year programs lead to a Bachelor of Science in Physics.
Physics is the most fundamental of the sciences. It is the study of matter and energy, space and time, and of the relations between them. Through the study of forces, matter, radiation, energy and all of their interactions, physicists seek to understand the world we live in. Advances in physics often lead to technological advances and sometimes influence the other sciences.
The study of physics will provide you with the tools to shape the future, to determine solutions to new and evolving challenges, some of which we don't even know exist yet.
Take advantage of unique research opportunities at one of the founding universities of the award-winning SNOLAB (Breakthrough Prize and Nobel Prize).
Learn in a dynamic environment that emphasizes problem solving and abstract thinking.
This program helps you to gain skills that are transferrable and in-demand by top employers.
Studying political science will help you develop the knowledge, the skills and the qualities of
character to address the multiple issues that face the Canadian political system and the
international community:
the Charter of Rights and how it reflects the changing face of Canadian society
the rights of indigenous peoples, decolonization and the politics of natural resource development
unemployment, debt, inequality and socio-economic justice
the place of francophones in Canada and Ontario, immigration, minority cultures and national identity
climate change, resource wars, global instability and conflict resolution
globalization and a multipolar world or one led by the US, international security and the dangers of war
This is a limited enrolment program. Possession of minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Gain advanced knowledge, skills, and hands-on experiences needed for all five components of comprehensive health services: health promotion, prevention of diseases and injuries, cure, rehabilitation, and support services.
Apply the foundations of nursing including health, professional caring, healing, determinants of health, relational practice, and professional growth.
Benefit from a faculty with a variety of nursing experience and expertise, a state-of-the-art clinical learning lab, and a world-class library.
Prepare for a career in schools, mental health, or other applied settings, or pursue PhD level studies. Gain hands-on experience with 400 hours in a supervised field placement.
Learn to diagnose and treat mental health as well as use techniques to prevent mental illness and enhance well-being. Observe behavioural patterns that make up normal and abnormal behaviours and how they affect people socially, mentally, and physically.
Work in a fast-growing health care field and learn to practice radiation therapy treatment with care, compassion, and respect.
Moreover it`s the only program in Ontario that grants entry into Radiation Therapy studies directly from high school.
The program focuses on four main areas of study: Biblical Studies, World Religions, Western Religions, and Religion and Culture. It offers a broad overview of the discipline with courses including Christian thought, Buddhism, Indigenous tradition and culture, Eastern mysticism, the paranormal, bioethics, social issues, Western morality, Judaism, Hinduism, Apocalyptic and the Book of Revelation.