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FACULTY OF ARTS PROGRAMSACCOUNTING ANDFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT*

GLOBAL BUSINESS ANDDIGITAL ARTS*

HONOURS ARTS

HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSTUDIES*

OLAHONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS, CO-OPPOLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR

ADVOCACY IN ACTIONAs an arts student, Ola knows the value of her voice – and how to use it. From speaking up through Waterloo’s Racial Advocacy for Inclusion, Solidarity and Equity service, to being a guest lecturer on Black history in a first-year class, she’s taking every opportunity to bring awareness to the issues she cares about. “It’s about working today for tomorrow.”

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*See the AFM, GBDA, and Renison brochures for additional information

BEYOND DEFINITIONExplore, create, and contribute.Your university education isn’t just what happens

in the classroom. It’s the clubs you join, the

people you meet, and the experiences that inspire

you. As a Waterloo Arts student, you define your

education. You choose your major, pursue your

interests, and decide if you want to study abroad.

27 academic student societiesfor Arts students to join

23 honours majorsto choose from

CO-OP available formost programs

TABLE OFCONTENTS

HONOURS ARTS 2

HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS 4

HOW IT ALL BREAKS OUT 6

OTHER ARTS PROGRAMS 8

MAJORS 9

ARTS FIRST 10

CO-OP 11

UNIVERSITY COLLEGES 12

STUDY ABROAD 13

STUDENT LIFE 14

ADMISSIONS 16

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HONOURS ARTS

HANNAHHONOURS ARTSPSYCHOLOGY MAJOR

MIND OVER MATTERWhen it comes to mental wellness, Hannah understands the importance of physical activity – and peer support. As an Honours Arts student majoring in psychology, she applies lessons from class as a volunteer for The Body Project, a Campus Wellness program that addresses the difficult pressures women face when it comes to body image.

#BEYONDIDEAS#SELFCARE#IMAGEISNTEVERYTHING

Finding your balance.University is where you’ll shift your understanding of the

world and your place in it. In Honours Arts, you can combine

the things you’re passionate about with the skills and

experiences you’ll need for the future. As you learn, you’ll

make connections, solve problems, and discover your potential.

With co-op, you’ll have the chance to gain 20 months of work

experience that will make you stand out from the crowd. An

original. The kind of person who makes a mark on the world. 48 optional minors toadd to your degree

90 universities worldwide withexchange partnerships

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HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESSBusiness is brewing.In Honours Arts and Business, you’ll connect your

passions with the ins and outs of the business

world. Select one of 23 arts majors – a subject

you’re curious about, or one you’ve always loved.

Then layer on business classes that will teach you

the practical skills employers look for. Customize

your degree further with a second honours major

or a minor, and the option to complete up to 20

months of co-op work experience. You’ll finish with

a unique set of knowledge and talents that connect

to a future, custom-built by you.

97.9% co-op employmentrate for Arts students

800+ courses offered bythe Faculty of Arts

TYLER

HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS, CO-OPLEGAL STUDIES MAJOR

PURSUIT OF HOPPINESSFor Tyler, the craft brewing industry was the perfect place to pour his energy. He divided his co-op work terms between Muskoka Brewery and Innocente Brewing Company, where his lateral thinking skills and creative approach to problem solving made him a standout employee. He organized events and tours, handled logistics, and conducted tastings. He also travelled to restaurants and pubs, encouraging them to put craft beer on tap.

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HOW IT ALL BREAKS OUT 40 COURSES

IN TOTALA Bachelor of Arts degree requires 40 courses in total: a combination

of breadth requirements, major(s), and minor(s).

HONOURS ARTS

16 MAJOR COURSES

22 REMAINING COURSES

2ARTS FIRST REQUIREMENTS

HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS

16 MAJOR COURSES

8 REMAINING COURSES

14 BUSINESS COURSES

2ARTS FIRST

REQUIREMENTS

MAJOR COURSESMAJOR

As your main area of focus, your major requires 16 courses

and counts toward the 40 courses. You will need to choose

at least one honours major. Some students decide to do two

in a “double major.” See a list of our 23 majors on page 9.

TOPIC SPECIALIZATION

These are four to six courses within a major that allow

you to concentrate on an area you are most interested in.

INTENSIVE SPECIALIZATION

Some majors offer an intensive

specialization. This is four to

six courses, in addition to the

16 in your major, that give you

more in-depth knowledge in

a particular area and better

prepare you for further studies in

graduate or professional school.

REMAINING COURSESThe number of courses you’ll have

for a minor or electives depends on

how many of your business, major,

and breadth courses overlap.

MINOR

Requires eight courses in one subject

area and counts towards your 40

courses. Some students choose to do

one to two minors, in addition to a

major. Pursuing a minor is optional.

All majors listed are available as

minors. See a list of additional

Arts minors on page 17.

ELECTIVES

Courses you explore as part of your

40 degree courses that are not a

part of a major or minor.

BREADTH REQUIREMENTS

Ten required courses that ensure the

breadth of your education. Depending

on the subjects you choose to study,

these courses may also count towards

your major or minor.

BUSINESS COURSESChoosing Honours Arts and Business? You’ll learn

how to be an integral part of any successful business

by taking 14 required courses.

Introduction to Business in North AmericaIntroduction to MicroeconomicsAccounting Information for ManagersProfessional and Business EthicsStatistics (or another approved Arts statistics course)Leadership, Teams, and CommunicationEntrepreneurship Principles and PracticesGenres of Business CommunicationInternational BusinessMarketing 1: Principles of Marketing and Consumer EconomicsMarketing 2Practical Business SkillsStrategy and Program Integration

Plus one of the following:Canadian Business History: Innovators and EntrepreneursEuropean Business History: From Workshop to Factory and BeyondGovernment and Business

ARTS FIRST REQUIREMENTSThese are two small-group seminar courses with

engaging topics to get you into the university mindset.

You’ll take one in fall and one in winter of your first year.

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FIND YOUR FIT

Looking for a more structured program?

Accounting and Financial Management, Global

Business and Digital Arts, and Social Development

Studies provide students with a career-focused

curriculum and real-world experience.

Pick up copies of these

programs’ supplementary

brochures to learn more.

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFocus on building your accounting and finance knowledge

to bring financial leadership to business. Tackle big data and

technology to understand critical business start-up and growth

issues. With our co-op and professional development, you’ll be

on track to work towards a Chartered Professional Accountant

(CPA) and/or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

GLOBAL BUSINESS AND DIGITAL ARTSLead businesses into the future through the power of digital

media. See your passion for creativity and technology intersect

with the needs of a changing world. Explore digital design,

emerging technologies, and transformative business practices

with project-based learning. Spend your upper years at the

Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business and

enhance your degree with a paid internship designed to

jumpstart your career.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIESFind your voice through the study of psychology, sociology,

social development, and social work in this one-of-a-kind

program. Add one of five specializations and gain hands-on

experience for your future career. Apply to Social Development

Studies (SDS) to begin this major in first year, or to Honours Arts

or Honours Arts and Business to add co-op. Students majoring

in SDS should consider co-registering with Renison University

College to access additional scholarships and other supports.

MAJORSSOCIAL SCIENCES

ANTHROPOLOGYExplore cultural issues and evolution, and connect to other cultures – past and present. Go international with field experience in the Mediterranean, the Arctic, or Africa. SAMPLE COURSES: Archaeological Field School, Medical Anthropology

ECONOMICSEconomists help make sense of trends. They connect ideas and create policies that make our communities, our country, and the world go around. SAMPLE COURSES Economics of Sport, Environmental Economics

GENDER AND SOCIAL JUSTICEUse intersectional feminism to understand how people are marginalized along lines such as gender, sexual orientation, race, and disability. Discover how you can contribute to building just and inclusive communities. SAMPLE COURSES: Gender and Social Justice in Pop Culture; Waves of Feminist Thought

LEGAL STUDIESAre you curious about the role of law in society? Explore the impact of the law and legal systems on all aspects of culture and society. SAMPLE COURSES: Criminology, Legal Writing, Philosophy of Law

PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIESDevelop original ways to transform conflict and work for positive social change. Think critically about peace, culture, human rights, and international development. Do an internship in Laos, Bangladesh, or Nepal. SAMPLE COURSES: Fair Trade, Conflict Resolution in the Schools

POLITICAL SCIENCELearn about society, political power, and global governance. Explore an international viewpoint, or focus on politics in business. SAMPLE COURSES: Foreign Policy, Global Environmental Governance

PSYCHOLOGYStudy the mind and how it connects to our feelings, bodies, and creativity. Do hands-on research with some of the top profs in the world! SAMPLE COURSES: Exceptional Children, Learning Disabilities, Basic Research Methods

SEXUALITY, MARRIAGE, AND FAMILY STUDIESCritically examine the intersections among sexualities, relationships, and families. Explore evolving cultural, historical, and societal values. SAMPLE COURSES: Couple and Family Therapy, Dynamics of Dating, Love and the Law

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIESUnderstand how physical and mental health, education, and emotional support impact people and communities. Make a difference in the well-being of individuals through social work or education. SAMPLE COURSES: Homelessness and Public Policy, Changing Concepts of Childhood

SOCIOLOGYCurious about how people work or live together? Study groups, relationships, and interactions: how they happen, how they change, and the forces (like age or religion) that make change happen. SAMPLE COURSES: Technology and Social Change, Sociology of Education

HUMANITIES

CLASSICAL STUDIESExplore the culture and history of Ancient Greece and Rome. Understand how philosophy, law, and literature have shaped modern society. Get hands-on experience with fieldwork in Greece or Italy. SAMPLE COURSES: Science and Technology of Ancient Greece and Rome, Astrology and Magic

ENGLISHExpand your love of words. Focus on classic Canadian, English, or American literature, study rhetoric, or get modern with digital media studies. Read, write, analyze, persuade, and get inspired! SAMPLE COURSES: The Rhetoric of Digital Design, Genres of Business Communication, Writing for the Media

HISTORYExplore history so you can help shape the future! Be curious. Focus on what you love – politics, military, or women in the New World – and let your interests guide you to a new perspective. SAMPLE COURSES: From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg: A (Long) History of the Internet, Canadian Legal History

MEDIEVAL STUDIESInvestigate history from the fall of the Roman Empire to the modern era. Understand the ideas, art, philosophy, and history that shape the world today. SAMPLE COURSES: Medieval Society, Crusading in the Middle Ages

PHILOSOPHYExamine the big questions – the “why are we here” questions. Get curious about existence, morality, and ethics in life, business, law, and politics. Form your own original beliefs, and learn to express your ideas! SAMPLE COURSES: Aristotelian Logic, Professional and Business Ethics

RELIGIOUS STUDIESDiscover the religions of the world. Make connections between religion, culture, and society. Understand the influence of religion on politics, art, science, and history. Go global and study spiritualism in India. SAMPLE COURSES: Religions of Asia, Bioethics and Religious Values

SPEECH COMMUNICATIONCreative, collaborative, and critical communications help us understand and influence the world around us. Learn to write and speak persuasively, and get started on a career in broadcasting, public relations, or teaching. SAMPLE COURSES: Interviewing, Speech Writing, Digital Presentations

FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS

FINE ARTSUnderstand the arts and art history. Discover painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, computer imaging, and film. Get inspired, and develop your own original style through Studio Practice or Visual Culture. SAMPLE COURSES: World Cinema and Visual Culture, Expressive Drawing, Photography

MUSICPursue your love of music. Improve your skills with an instrument or your voice, or play in one of six music ensembles. Combine music theory, performance, and history with global music, film music, or psychology. Go global in England, Germany, or Bali. SAMPLE COURSES: Introduction to Jazz, Soundtracks: Music in Film, Music and Technology

THEATRE AND PERFORMANCEExplore theatre and performance. Understand how your art influences history, politics, and people. Launch your own plays, improve your acting, or develop your set design and lighting skills. SAMPLE COURSES: Site-Specific Performance, Stage Management, Approaches to Directing

LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

FRENCHÊtre inspiré! Learn more about French language and literature, and perfect your speaking and writing skills. Pursue a career abroad, starting with a year of study in Quebec or Paris. Take the French Teaching Specialization, giving you direct admission to teacher’s college at Nipissing University. SAMPLE COURSES: Children’s Literature in French, African and Caribbean French Literature

GERMANDeutsch lernen! Mix German communications and cultural studies as you improve your speaking and writing abilities. Get ready to shine in business or government. Go global with a study term in Germany. SAMPLE COURSES: German through Comics, German Filmmakers in Hollywood

SPANISHTodo español, todo el tiempo! Study Spanish and Latin American literature, culture, and history. Study abroad in Spain or Latin America. Prepare to use your language skills as a translator or in international business. SAMPLE COURSES: Visual Culture in the Contemporary Hispanic World, Theory and Practice of Translation

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FIRST THINGS

FIRSTStep into the real world.

Your Arts First requirement consists

of two small-group classes, where

you’ll tackle a topic related to

current events. Step outside the

classroom to better understand

how research, communication,

and meaningful discussion can

help you become a stronger learner.

You’ll be prepared for your upper

years of university – and beyond.

Each Arts First class explores a different

real-world topic. Students in Arts 130 –

Virtual Theatre look at virtual reality and its

relationship with game design and theatre. CO-OP OR REGULARThe choice is yours.

You get to choose your path of study;

you can go regular or go co-op! Waterloo

students in both paths learn from the same

profs, take the same required courses, and

have opportunities to connect with other

students, clubs, and activities on campus.

GO CO-OP

Alternate study and work terms in a program

that challenges you to explore career options

and discover your strengths. Waterloo’s co-op

program (the largest of its kind) links you to

more than 7,000 employers all over the globe.

Just imagine where you could go! And with

20 months of paid, real-world experience,

it’s a huge bonus for your bank account

and your résumé.

GO REGULAR

Keep to the schedule you’re used to, studying

in the fall and winter, and working or

exploring the world in the summer. Or

take courses in the summer and accelerate,

completing your Honours degree in less than

three years. A regular course of study is the

fastest way to complete your degree and move

on to your next goals. The choice is yours.

WORK/STUDY TIMELINECo-op available in all majors.

YEAR TERM SEQUENCE 1* SEQUENCE 2*1 Fall Study Study

Winter Study Study

Spring Off Off

2 Fall Study Study

Winter Work Study

Spring Study Work

3 Fall Work Study

Winter Study Work

Spring Work Study

4 Fall Study Work

Winter Work Study

Spring Work Work

5 Fall Study Work

Winter Study Study

NOTE: fall term – September to December; winter term – January to April; spring term – May to August

*Sequence 1 applies to Honours Arts and Business(all majors), and Honours Arts (English)

**Sequence 2 applies to Honours Arts (all majors excluding English)

EDGE CERTIFICATEWant an alternative to co-op? Earn this

experiential education certificate by

augmenting your studies in the regular

stream with opportunities on campus,

in the community, and in the workplace.

Develop job-search skills, get experience

working or volunteering, and learn to

articulate the talents that set you apart.

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CONRAD GREBEL

Music, Peace, and

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50/50 split of first-year and

upper-year students

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cookies

RENISON

Home to Waterloo’s

Social Development

Studies program

Warriors Academic

Leadership Community

Lowest don-to-resident

ratio on campus

ST. JEROME’S

Beyond Borders Service

Learning program

Dedicated Arts

academic advisors

Chocolate milk on tap in

cafeteria

ST. PAUL’S

Waterloo Indigenous Student

Centre and an Indigenous

Residence Community

GreenHouse social

impact incubator

French-speaking

residence floor

UNIVERSITY COLLEGESCustomize your Waterloo experience.Getting involved with one of Waterloo’s University

Colleges could include any number of things –

living in a great residence, volunteering abroad,

becoming a student leader, or even co-registering

as a student (meaning smaller class sizes, a

dedicated academic advisor, and – for the brave-

hearted – walking down to class in your PJs).

They’re all optional – and they’re all great options.

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CLASSROOMWITH A VIEW

$1,600 average international experience scholarship

25+ countries for exchange

We can show you the world.

If you’re curious about connecting with

people in other countries and want an

education that offers something more,

you can spend one or two terms studying

in a different country. You can start

planning your study term abroad in

your first year with courses in language

and culture. International exchanges

normally occur in third year, but you

could do a co-op work term overseas

earlier. The best part? The courses you

take at one of our 90 partner universities

count toward your Waterloo degree.

Choose from over 25 countries including:

Australia

Chile

Denmark

Finland

France

Germany

Iceland

Ireland

Japan

Netherlands

New Zealand

Norway

Spain

Switzerland

Taiwan

United Kingdom

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#UWATERLOOARTSYour time in the Faculty of Arts will be unique, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Here, we are motivated by a deep commitment to curiosity, creativity, and the desire

to understand – and engage – the world. Your experiences in and out of the classroom

will connect you to a bigger picture and prepare you for life beyond university.

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ADMISSIONS

2020

ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Minimum admission requirements: completed high school

diploma with six Grade 12 U or M courses, including English.

APPLY TO REQUIRED COURSES RECOMMENDED COURSES OTHER DOCUMENTATION MINIMUM ADMISSION AVERAGE

Accounting and Financial Management

Co-op only

Main campus

English (minimum 75%)Advanced Functions (minimum 75%)Calculus and Vectors (minimum 75%)

Principles of Financial Accounting

Mathematics of Data Management

Accounting and Financial Management Admissions Assignment (AFMAA) Interview and Trait Assessment

Mid-80s

Global Business and Digital Arts

Regular only

Main campus and Stratford campus

English (minimum 75%)Mathematics of Data Management

Admission Information Form (AIF) Low 80s

Honours Arts and Business

Regular and co-op

Main campus, Renison, St. Jerome’s

English (minimum 70%)For Anthropology; Economics; Political Science; Psychology; Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies; Social Development Studies; or Sociology:

Mathematics of Data Management

For Economics:

Calculus and Vectors

Admission Information Form (AIF) Low 80s

Honours Arts

Regular and co-op

Main campus, Renison, St. Jerome’s

English (minimum 70%) Admission Information Form (AIF) Low 80s

Social Development Studies

Regular only

Renison

English (minimum 70%) Admission Information Form (AIF) Low 80s

CO-REGISTER WITH

ST. JEROME’S OR RENISON

If you’re looking for a small, tight-knit community, St. Jerome’s University (SJU) and Renison University College are mini-campuses located right at Waterloo that might be a great fit. As an Honours Arts or Honours Arts and Business student, you can co-register with SJU or Renison to make one your home base. That gives you access to more small classes and student advisors that serve a smaller group of students, and you’ll have the option of living in residence at either one as well! All of this, while still earning a University of Waterloo degree and accessing the same resources available to other Arts students on campus.

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AND DON’T FORGET ...

LET’S TALK COSTUse our online budget calculator to estimate your total first-year costs. Check out our website for detailed information on federal and provincial financial aid (such as OSAP), scholarships, and faculty-specific awards.

uwaterloo.ca/future/financing

FREE MONEY

$500-$4,000entrance bursaries (Ontario students only) awarded based on financial need

$2,000President’s scholarship 90-94.9% admission average

$1,000merit scholarship 85-89.9% admission average

UP TO $5,000President’s scholarship of distinction 95%+ admission average

THERE’S ONE PLACE LIKE HOMEIn Waterloo’s residences, you’ll find strong wifi and even stronger bonds. It’s the best place to connect with other students, access campus supports, and learn the ropes from your upper-year student don. From tutoring in residence, to movie nights, to floor dinners, you’ll have a ton of fun getting to know the other brilliant minds of Waterloo.

MINORSApplied Language StudiesCanadian StudiesCatholic StudiesChurch Music and WorshipCognitive ScienceCultural IdentitiesDigital Arts CommunicationEast Asian StudiesEconomic TheoryGreekHuman Resources ManagementHuman RightsHuman SciencesIndigenous StudiesInternational StudiesInternational TradeItalian StudiesJewish StudiesLatinManagement StudiesMennonite StudiesPublic Policy and AdministrationRussian and East European StudiesStudies in IslamTechnical Writing

All majors on page 9 are also available as minors.

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