Laurentian University : Rankings, Fees & Courses Details

About Laurentian University

Laurentian University was incorporated on March 28, 1960, is a mid-sized bilingual university in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. At Laurentian, the added flexibility of customizing your degree to include concentrations, minors, majors and specializations allows students to differentiate themselves in the workforce. The extra credits in the speciality of choice can often be the determinant factor in the hiring process. By providing these options, Laurentian sets the stage for successful graduates who are passionate about their future. Laurentian offers dynamic and unique undergraduate programs. Several options allow you to choose and combine program offerings for a multidisciplinary experience. Numerous programs offer hands-on experience, field work and co-op placements. Explore the various programs for which you have an interest. After all, this may well be the most important decision of your life. Students who choose to pursue their studies in Arts and/or Science can graduate with a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science with one of the following degree combinations from various disciplines. Electives are a great way to explore areas of interest and expand on your career options.

About Laurentian University

Laurentian University was incorporated on March 28, 1960, is a mid-sized bilingual university in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. At Laurentian, the added flexibility of customizing your degree to include concentrations, minors, majors and specializations allows students to differentiate themselves in the workforce. The extra credits in the speciality of choice can often be the determinant factor in the hiring process. By providing these options, Laurentian sets the stage for successful graduates who are passionate about their future. Laurentian offers dynamic and unique undergraduate programs. Several options allow you to choose and combine program offerings for a multidisciplinary experience. Numerous programs offer hands-on experience, field work and co-op placements. Explore the various programs for which you have an interest. After all, this may well be the most important decision of your life. Students who choose to pursue their studies in Arts and/or Science can graduate with a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science with one of the following degree combinations from various disciplines. Electives are a great way to explore areas of interest and expand on your career options.

Available programs

Arts and Humanities (6)

Bachelor of Arts in Ancient Studies (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in English - Literature and Rhetoric (General)

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Business and Management (6)

Bachelor of Arts in Actuarial Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting

Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship

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Engineering and Technology (6)

Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering in Mining Engineering

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Life Sciences and Medicine (6)

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Honours)

Bachelor of Forensic Identification

Bachelor of Health Sciences in Midwifery

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Natural Sciences (6)

Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics (Honours)

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry (Honours)

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (General)

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Social Sciences and Management (6)

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education

Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts in Economics (General)

Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Honours)

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Arts and Humanities (5)

Master of Architecture

Master of Arts in History

Engineering and Technology (5)

Master of Applied Science in Engineering Science

Master of Engineering in Engineering Science

Master of Engineering in Engineering Science (Fast Track)

Master of Science in Computational Sciences

Life Sciences and Medicine (5)

Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Health

Master of Arts in Psychology

Master of Forensic Science

Master of Human Kinetics

Master of Science in Biology

Master of Science in Nursing

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Natural Sciences (5)

Master of Science in Chemical Sciences

Master of Science in Geology

Master of Science in Geology (Mineral Exploration)

Master of Science in Physics

Social Sciences and Management (5)

Master of Arts in Humanities

Master of Arts in Sociology

Master of Indigenous Relations

Master of Science Communication

Master of Social Work

Others (1)

Master of Business Administration

Master of Business Administration (Fast Track)

Tuition fee and scholarships

Scholarships

One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.