Environmental Studies Courses in Canada

Theoretical physicists study and research natural phenomena and entities ranging from sub-atomic particles to celestial systems like galaxies and black holes. Sounds cool? This is just scratching the surface of the field.  

Police Studies give you a thorough understanding of police investigation, criminal law, criminal justice and law enforcement.

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

International Relations is an interdisciplinary subject that focuses on dynamic political, economic and socio-cultural relations within the international system. Students research the complex interrelationships between governments and international bodies.

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

If you are inquisitive and the laws of science governing life intrigue you then Physics may appeal to you. A physicist learns to deconstruct a problem into its constituent parts and apply computing, data analysis, and experimental techniques to solve it.