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Bachelor of Arts - Canadian Studies Sample Sequencing Plan (2012 / 2013)

Shown below is a sample sequence of courses for your degree. If you follow this plan, you should be able to graduate in four years, provided you complete five courses per semester. This is just one example of how you could complete your major and degree requirements; you may find that a different sequence works as well as this one.

See the Program Planning Guide for details regarding program requirements.

Year 1, Fall
English 1900 (prerequisite)
French 1000 or French 15001
History 1000 (prerequisite)
GLER course
GLER course
 
Year 1, Spring
English 2000
French 1100 or French 2000
Native American Studies 1000 (recommended prerequisite)
Sociology 1000 (recommended prerequisite)
GLER course
 
Year 2, Fall
Canadian Studies Core course
Canadian Studies Core course
GLER course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 2, Spring
Canadian Studies Core course
Canadian Studies Core course
Canadian Studies Core course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 3, Fall
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 3, Spring
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 4, Fall
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 4, Spring
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Option course
Canadian Studies Independent Study
Elective
Elective
 
1 Students who have completed French 30 or equivalent should begin their studies with French 1500. Students who have not completed French 30 should begin with French 1000 or 1100 (as indicated by the placement test). Please contact the Department of Modern Languages for more information.
Note: Many of the Canadian Studies Option courses require prerequisites, thus students should choose courses with this in mind.