This broad yet focused degree enables you to explore a variety of scientific, social, and humanist perspectives, applying them to a range of diverse issues such as healthcare, climate change, human rights, and law. B.A.S. graduates are uniquely qualified for further studies at medical or professional schools, post-graduate study and research, or specialized careers in interdisciplinary and growing fields such as scientific journalism. Challenge yourself through the examination of multiple topics in the arts and sciences, exploring how these diverse subjects intersect in interesting and exciting ways. Courses: Human Anatomy, Documentary Film, Science Fiction, Game Studies, Truth, Lies & Storytelling, Biomedical Ethics, Sociology of Health & Illness, The Writing Life.

All students are required to have the following for admission to all programs: High School diploma; Proof of English proficiency (or conditional admission through Trent-ESL); Minimum grades as outlined in country-specific admissions requirements.