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Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
About
Study the most fascinating subject of all – ourselves. Anthropology is the biological, social and cultural investigation of humans, in the past, present, and future.
This program includes courses in sociocultural, archaeological, biological, and linguistic anthropology. You can choose from a broad range of courses that reflect specific areas of interest. If your pursuit is sociocultural, you might select courses in First Nations studies, geography, history, and political science. If you are interested in archaeology, you might also take courses in biological and soil sciences, and environmental studies.
You are taught to apply principles of culturally respectful research, lab work and excavation to work in the field and classroom.
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Certificate of General Secondary Education. Minimum average grade of 70% in English, three other academic subjects and one elective for general entry.
English Program Requirements
English is the primary language of instruction and communication at UNBC. Consequently, it is expected that an applicant be able to demonstrate an acceptable level of proficiency in the use of English in order to receive and participate in classroom instruction and discussion as well as to complete written assignments. Applicants whose first language is not English, regardless of citizenship or country of origin, must submit evidence of English language proficiency prior to admission. French-speaking Canadians and Canadian First Nations language speakers are exempted from this requirement. Students who have completed five consecutive years of instruction and examination entirely in the English language immediately before admission (i.e., within two years of application) are exempted from this requirement. Students who have completed secondary education taught entirely in the English language at a recognized institution may be exempted from this requirement. An up-to-date list of countries where students are exempt from the English Language Requirements can be found on the Admission pages of the UNBC website.
Career
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
CAD 22,460 / yearHow to Apply
1. Explore
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2. Apply
Apply to UNBC
- Apply for housing
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Indigenous applicants
- Apply for band/community funding
International
- Undergraduate English proficiency requirements
3. Submit
Email unofficial documents to [email protected].
Mail official, sealed documents to:
University of Northern British Columbia
Undergraduate Admissions
3333 University Way
Prince George, BC
V2N 4Z9
BC high school students: send transcripts through the Ministry of Education.
Questions or issues? Call 250-960-6306 or email [email protected].
4. Accept and confirm your offer
Wait for your acceptance letter in the mail. Once accepted, (congratulations!) we will email you registration tips, orientation information, and schedules for upcoming activities and events.
- Review and apply for scholarships
- Financial Aid resources
Indigenous applicants
- Confirm your sponsorship with your band/community
International applicants
- Apply for visa or study permit
- Health insurance in British Columbia
5. Register for classes
Now that you've been accepted, let's make it official.
Check the website or our email for information about when each semester's course schedule is released and open for registration.
Course registration at UNBC is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Register early for both fall (September) and winter (January) for the best selection!
Registration inquiries: Please contact 250-960-6306 or email [email protected].
6. Attend Orientation
Once you have registered for courses, you will receive an invitation to Orientation. Be sure to RSVP to receive newsletters and updates throughout the summer.
7. You’ve arrived
You've registered for courses, sent in your RSVP for Orientation, found housing, and are ready to begin studies. What's next?
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Bachelor of Arts (BA)
University of Northern British Columbia
Canada,
Prince George
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