<ul><li>Students will investigate what it means to be human from past to present and into the future</li><li>Students will explore human existence through culture, social organization and the reconstruction of our past</li><li>With the help of innovative researchers, students will work with evidence from fieldwork, literature, songs, film, skeletal remains and artefacts</li><li>Students will engage in the systematic study under the supervision of a faculty supervisor and produce a scholarly finished project</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a community development worker, historic resources officer, cultural resource manager, museum/gallery curator, social policy analyst, forensic analyst, equity and diversity analyst, or international aid and development worker
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<ul><li>Students will study historical and contemporary literature, film and culture</li><li>Students will learn how to write and express themselves with clarity and style</li><li>Students will explore elements of storytelling in popular culture from graphic novels to modern fantasy and film, from indie to mainstream</li><li>Students can submit an application to receive recognition for their work</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a writer, researcher, editor, arts administrator, education outreach coordinator, library program coordinator, corporate communicator, or social innovator
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<ul><li>This program will teach students to communicate and research in ways that are valuable for a variety of careers</li><li>Students have the opportunity for travel, hands-on fieldwork and independent projects</li><li>Students will develop skills that are needed to navigate a changing world</li><li>Students can submit an application to receive recognition for their work</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a teacher, heritage resources/museum professional, journalist Lawyer, information management professional, or public service, researcher
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<ul><li>This program will help students understand the need for effective, responsive policies in government, business or non-profit sectors</li><li>Students will learn how to critique, write and implement policy</li><li>Students will gain practical experience during a semester work term in the world of policy-making</li><li>Students will build a foundation for graduate studies in economics, political science, policy or law school</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become an economic analyst, policy consultant, political advisor, government bureaucrat, lawyer, policy analyst, government relations advisor, non-profit policy consultant, regulatory analyst, or regulatory compliance
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<ul><li>Students will engage in the study of society and cultural life to better understand social structures, human interaction and social change</li><li>Students will learn sociological research methods and theories with a focus on social justice, diversity and inequality</li><li>Students will learn about the political, social, economic and cultural structures and forces underpinning war and violence, and explore paths to establish and build peace</li><li>Students will get engaged in innovative research projects and link to Department Research Centres and Lab</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a human or social services officer, emergency management consultant, social data and policy analyst, institutional or market survey researcher, community outreach coordinator, indigenous community liaison, guidance counsellor, or international development analyst
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<ul><li>Students will gain knowledge to meet the need for skilled accountants in many organizations and get an edge with practical, hands-on experience</li><li>Students can study abroad, attend a field school or work internationally to gain valuable worldwide experience</li><li>Students can graduate with work experience and a network in their field of study</li><li>Graduates are eligible to apply to enter into the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation education program</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become an auditor (internal and external), public management or tax accountant, controller, treasurer, international accountant and reporter, tax specialist, chief financial officer, or accounting manager
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<ul><li>Students will gain a solid foundation in analytical finance to prepare for the growing demand in banking, investment management and financial data modelling</li><li>Students in the finance major select from one of two concentrations: Financial Analysis, and Financial Services</li><li>Students will gain a comprehensive grounding in analytical finance through a combination of financial theory and its application using advanced modelling and financial data management systems</li><li>Concentration on Financial Analysis will help students to pursue a Chartered Financial Analyst ® (CFA) designation upon graduation</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a commercial banking, corporate finance or treasury analyst, securities evaluator, asset management, retail banking, financial planning, retirement consultant, or estate planning
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<ul><li>In this program, students will choose from a wide range of courses to obtain a general business education</li><li>In addition to 16 core courses, students enrolled in the general management major are encouraged to complete one of the following concentrations: Innovation and Entrepreneurship, or Social Innovation</li><li>Students will gain experience to lead, design and execute high impact, transformative change in our communities</li><li>Students can pursue impactful scholarly research to benefit Mount Royal’s communities</li><li>Graduates can pursue a career to become a business development analyst, management consultant, client services specialist, project manager, operations manager, account manager, or sales manager
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Mount Royal University

All Courses

BA Anthropology

BA English

BA History

BA Policy Studies

BA Sociology

BBA Accounting

BBA Finance

BBA General Management