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| Duration | : | 4 Year |
| Study Type | : | Full Time |
| Tuition fees | : | 17.00 CAD / Per Year |
| Exam Accepted | : | IELTS 6.0/9 | TOEFL 80/120 |
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| Conditional Scholarship | : | NA |
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BA in History
If you want to change things in the present, it helps to know how people changed things in the past. History examines all aspects of recorded human experience (social relations, cultural expressions, political events, economic activities) and seeks to understand how the thoughts, actions, emotions, and habits of people have changed over time.
Program Options
You may choose to do a major, a combined major, a minor, a concentration, or an honors degree in History. A major requires the completion of 8 units of History, while the combined major consists of 6 units of History and 6 units of your other combined major.
The minor requires 3 units of History, and the concentration (taken as part of a BA in General Studies) requires 4 units. History courses taught both on-campus and at a distance, may also be taken as electives. All 1000- and 2000-level courses are open to all students and have no prerequisites. For more detail, check out the program description.
Honors degree
As an honors student, you’ll study History in more depth by writing a thesis on a historical topic of your choice, supervised by a faculty member who is an expert in their field. View examples of honors thesis topics.
BA Internship
The Mount has recently introduced a new internship program enabling you to apply your education in a real-world setting. You’ll develop valuable work experience in corporate, government, or non-profit sectors while exploring career options. Learn about Aldo Gentile’s internship opportunity at the Veteran’s Affairs Canada Contact Centre.
Faculty Advising & Mentorship
Our faculty is a dedicated and passionate group of active and enthusiastic researchers, but most of all, they’re approachable. Your professors will not only get to know your name, but they will also take an active interest in your academic and career aspirations, offering you personalized mentorship that will help you achieve your goals.
To get admitted to Mount Saint Vincent University, international students have to provide some additional requirements as stated by the university or department, as well as everything that is required for them to be able to study in Canada.
Application Portal: Online
Application Fee: 40 CAD for undergraduate programs, 50 CAD for graduate programs
Country-specific requirements
Tabulated below are the country-specific requirements for international students seeking admission at Mount Vincent University
Mount Saint Vincent University also offers ‘English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programs for students who have not met the English language requirements and have been conditionally accepted to the University.
After completing the application process and if all the documents are accepted and confirmed, the student will receive an acceptance letter from the undergraduate or graduate Admissions offices stating that they are admitted to the program.
The students are then required to register themselves and pay a fee of 500 CAD. After this, students can apply for a visa to study in Canada at the closest Visa Application Center.
To apply for a study permit, applicants need the following documents:
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| Duration | Tution Fees | view details | |
| 1 Year | CAD 17870 |
| Duration | Tution Fees | view details | |
| 2 Year | CAD 12509 |
| Duration | Tution Fees | Exams Accepted | view details |
| 2 Year | CAD 12,169 | IELTS , TOEFL |
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