Undergraduate Business courses in Canada

Engineering is the discipline that applies mathematics and science to design and build innovative machines, structures, materials, buildings and processes created to improve the lives of people.

Qualitative Economics is a vibrant blend of the contemporary economics and qualitative methods. The subject is designed to help students analyse economic data in a quantitative manner, equipping them with a unique skills to succeed in the job market.

If you want to design structures that seamlessly integrate functionality and aesthetics, then studying building and architecture might be the answer!

Biochemistry is the study of all living things at a cellular, molecular, and atomic level to understand the biological processes and functions that govern life. This field is research intensive and explores new applications to understand and improve life.

Building economics seeks to explore cost-effective construction techniques and expertise that enables corporates to make economically sound decisions to address building problems.

Heritage study helps us understand identity and cultural narratives. It looks at tangible (landscapes, structures, and objects) and intangible things (folklore, cusine, music, and crafts) to understand people and culture.