General Studies

Overview

Ambrose University Undergraduate Viewbook
As a General Studies student, you’ll try a wide range of disciplines and discover possibilities for your future. General Studies is a great option when you know you want a university degree and you’re continuing to explore what path you want to specialize in, or if you’re headed for professional studies like education or law. Develop the critical-thinking and problem-solving skills that employers seek by doing research projects, writing, and presentations. Learn from experienced teachers and researchers and connect with them and your classmates as you grow personally and academically. 

So here's the deal:

Take five courses per semester for three years, and you'll complete your General Studies degree
[courses are worth 3 credits and 3 x 5 x 2 x 3 = 90 credits].

This degree is a concentration -- it's one year shorter than a standard Bachelor of Arts.

Your Future

This is your career

Law? Education? Public administration? When you want to open your career doors as wide as you can, General Studies is your key. Discover what's possible in your future by exploring a variety of disciplines. And take part in research, projects and presentations that develop the all-important critical-thinking and problem-solving skills employers seek.

This is where you can go

Here's a sampling of the jobs our alumni have landed with this degree or entered through further studies:

  • Public Administrator
  • Community Services Programmer
  • Public Relations Officer
  • Human Services Consultant

 

#2

in Canada for faculty-student interaction

Beyond the Classroom

To enhance the things you’re learning in the classroom, you can take advantage of the many travel study opportunities offered by other programs.

Staff and Faculty

Name Position Location Email Phone
Ken Nickel Associate Professor of Philosophy Ken Nickel, PhD, MSc, MAR, BPAS Associate Professor of Philosophy L2103 knickel@ambrose.edu -