Explore your diverse interests across the arts and sciences with the three-year Bachelor of Arts and Science (BA&Sc) degree. Whether you're drawn to the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, creative arts, or a combination of areas within these fields, this multidisciplinary program allows you to engage with a wide range of subjects within a single degree.
Developed collaboratively by the faculties of Arts, Science, and Media, Art, and Performance, the BA&Sc is one of the few programs of its kind in Canada, designed for a world where today’s most pressing challenges — from climate change and pandemics to political extremism and artificial intelligence — require insights from both the arts and sciences. As a student, you'll develop a unique skill set that blends creative and technical expertise, preparing you to navigate complex challenges and equipping you for careers in emerging fields.
With options to transfer from another program or study remotely, the BA&Sc provides a flexible path to shape your future. Many courses are available online or through regional colleges, providing accessibility for students outside Regina. Depending on course selection, you may be able to complete up to two years of your studies off-campus.
What is the Bachelor of Arts and Science?
The Bachelor of Arts and Science (BA&Sc) is a multidisciplinary degree that combines the arts and sciences, offering you the freedom to explore a wide range of subjects and tailor your studies to your unique interests and goals. The areas of study available to you include:
Arts
Anthropology, Economics, English and Creative Writing, Women and Gender Studies, Religious Studies, Geography and Environmental Studies, History, International Languages, Journalism, Justice Studies, Philosophy and Classics, Politics and International Studies, Psychology, Sociology and Social Studies, Health Studies, Indigenous Communications and Fine Arts, Indigenous Languages, Indigenous Literatures in English, Indigenous Studies, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, Resource and Environmental Studies
Sciences
Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, Geography and Environmental Studies, Economics, Psychology
Media, Art, and Performance
Creative Technologies and Design, Film, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts
For full program requirements, please refer to the Undergraduate Calendar.