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Program Planning Guides (2025 / 2026)

2025 / 2026

Program Planning Guides

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There is a Program Planning Guide for most ULethbridge undergraduate programs, which outlines the courses required to complete the program, along with a sequencing plan. You should keep your Program Planning Guide up to date and refer to it for course registration and general program planning.

Where can I find information on courses and course offerings?

Information on approved courses offered at ULethbridge can be found in the Course Catalogue. Students may obtain information about the content of a specific course by inquiring at the academic unit - department, Faculty, or School - which offers that course.

Information about which courses will be offered - when, where, and by which instructor - is available on the Bridge.

What supports are available to students?

You are the focus of everything we do at ULethbridge. From finding the program that's right for you to applying for graduation, we have many services to help guide you on your academic journey.

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Planning Planning Guides are not a graduation check or guarantee of course offerings. You should have a program check done in your final year of studies. Students are responsible for ensuring they have met program requirements. Program Planning Guides should be used in conjunction with the University of Lethbridge Academic Calendar, which is the final authority on program requirements and academic regulations.

For programs not listed, please contact an Academic Advisor.

Faculty of Arts and Science (Non-Combined Degrees)


The Faculty of Arts and Science offers instruction in a broad range of subjects, from the humanities and social sciences to the natural and mathematical sciences. The Faculty of Arts and Science commits itself to the development of well-educated persons through the pillars of liberal education, including breadth and connections across disciplines, critical thinking skills, and engaged citizenship at all levels. We emphasize the skills developed by a liberal education, and a balance of breadth of general intellectual background with depth of knowledge in a particular area.

Agricultural Studies
Anthropology
Archaeology
Economics
English
French
French/Spanish
General Major in the Humanities
General Major in the Social Sciences
Geography
History
Indigenous Studies
Kinesiology
Philosophy
Philosophy Politics and Law
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
Urban and Regional Studies
Women and Gender Studies

Post-Diploma
Agricultural Studies

See also Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) for programs offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts.

Agricultural Biotechnology
Agricultural Studies
Applied Statistics
Archaeology and Geography
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Computer Science
Computer Science and GIS
Environmental Science
General Major in the Sciences
Geography
Kinesiology
Mathematics
Neuroscience
Physics
Psychology
Remote Sensing

Post-Diploma
Agricultural Studies
Computer Science
Environmental Science
Geography with GIS Concentration

BASc. - Two Single Discipline Majors
B.A. or B.Sc. Double Major

Certificate in Arts and Science
Undergraduate Certificate in Indigenous Student Success

Dual Degree - B.A./LL.B.

Engineering - University of Alberta

Dhillon School of Business (Non-Combined Degrees) AACSB Accredited Logo


The Dhillon School of Business incorporates the University of Lethbridge philosophy of providing a liberal education into its programs. The program encourages personal growth through the enhancement of knowledge about the individual and society and our political and economic environments, and through development of interpersonal abilities, habits of precise reasoning and confidence in professional skills.

Accounting
Computer Science
Economics
Finance
General Management
Global Business
Human Resource Management and Labour Relations
Indigenous Governance and Business Management
Marketing
Political Science

Accounting
Finance
General Management (20 course)
General Management (25 course)
Global Business
Human Resource Management and Labour Relations
Indigenous Governance and Business Management
Marketing

Finance
Indigenous Governance and Business Management

Accounting
Computer Science
Economics
Finance
General Management
Global Business
Human Resource Management and Labour Relations
Indigenous Governance and Business Management
Marketing
Political Science

Post-Bachelor Certificate Programs

Accounting Fundamentals
Advanced Accounting

Combined Certificates
Combined Post-Bachelor Certificates in Accounting

Dual Degree - B.B.A./LL.B.

Bow Valley College - Integrated Pathway

Faculty of Fine Arts (Non-Combined Degrees)


The Faculty of Fine Arts incorporates the Departments of Art, Drama, Music, and New Media which include the Art Gallery, Music Conservatory and the University Theatres. The Faculty emphasizes the acquisition of knowledge and the development of analytical skills and imagination necessary to both create and respond with aesthetic intelligence to the fine arts in a global community. Small class sizes, an integrative approach which allows for cross-disciplinary fertilization and an intrinsic emphasis on the development of valuable job skills are distinguishing features. The Faculty provides opportunities for students to demonstrate their creative ability and skills through exhibitions and performances, acknowledging that audience exposure and the resulting feedback and criticism is essential to learning in all of the Fine Arts disciplines.

Art
Art History and Museum Studies
Dramatic Arts
Music

B.Mus. - Digital Audio Arts major
B.Mus. - Music major

B.F.A. - Art (Art Studio)
B.F.A. - Dramatic Arts (Dramatic Arts)
B.F.A. - Dramatic Arts (Performance)
B.F.A. - Dramatic Arts (Technical/Design)
B.F.A. - Indigenous Art (Art Studio)
B.F.A. - Indigenous Art (Art History/Museum Studies)
B.F.A. - Multidisciplinary
B.F.A. - New Media

Post-Diploma Fine Arts Programs
B.F.A. - Multidisciplinary (Two- or Three-Year)

Faculty of Health Sciences (Non-Combined Degrees)


The Faculty of Health Sciences bases its statement of philosophy upon that of the University. Since our founding in 1980, the Faculty of Health Sciences has been dedicated to providing superb evidence informed health education that embraces complementary approaches, is creative in its application and unique in its perspective. Our student-centred approach to health education attracts students who want an educational experience unlike that offered by other health sciences schools.

Addictions and Mental Health Counselling
Indigenous Health
Public Health

Post-Diploma
Public Health

After an Approved Degree
Bachelor of Health Sciences After an Approved Degree (Public Health Example)

Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Nursing After Degree

Bachelor of Therapeutic Recreation

Nursing Preparation Program

Faculty of Education (Incl. Combined Degrees with Education)


The Faculty of Education incorporates in its programs the overall philosophy that underscores the University’s commitment to liberal education. Its programs reflect emphasis on individualization, flexibility, innovation, and experimentation. Students benefit from one of the most unique teacher training programs in the country. With 27 weeks of practical classroom experience, students receive more than twice the amount required for teacher certification in Alberta. Students will also be qualified to teach in both secondary and elementary classrooms, creating vast opportunities throughout their careers as educators.

Bachelor of Education - Early Years Education
Bachelor of Education (After-Degree)

Art Education
Art

Drama Education
Dramatic Arts

English Language Arts Education
English
General Major in the Humanities

Indigenous Education
General Major in the Social Sciences
Indigenous Studies

Modern Languages Education
French
French/Spanish

Music Education
Music

Physical Education
General Major in the Social Sciences
Kinesiology

Social Studies Education
Anthropology
Economics
General Major in the Social Sciences
Geography
History
Political Science
Sociology

Mathematics Education
General Major in the Sciences
Mathematics

Physical Education
Kinesiology

Science Education
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
General Major in the Sciences
Geography
Physics

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art and Bachelor of Education (Art / Art Education)
Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts and Bachelor of Education (Dramatic Arts / Drama Education)
Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media and Bachelor of Education (New Media / Art Education)
Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education (Music / Music Education)

Post-Diploma
Post-Diploma Fine Arts Programs and Bachelor of Education

Combined Degrees Programs (Non-Education)


Combined Degrees programs at the University of Lethbridge are generally 50 courses (five years) in length and provide students with the opportunity to meet the requirements for two degrees offered by two different Faculties or Schools. Note that some Combined Degrees programs require more than 50 courses. Students must be admitted to both Faculties and/or Schools responsible for a particular Combined Degrees program before they may be registered formally in the program. Some programs have enrolment limits and there is no guarantee of admission to Combined Degrees programs. The student is granted neither degree until all program requirements for both degrees are satisfied.

Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media and Bachelor of Science (New Media / Computer Science)
Bachelor of Health Sciences and Bachelor of Arts (Addictions and Mental Health Counselling / Psychology)

Combined with B.B.A.
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business Administration or Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media and Bachelor of Business Administration (New Media / General Management)
Bachelor of Health Sciences and Bachelor of Business Administration

Students wanting to complete a different major in the B.B.A. Combined Degrees program should see an Academic Advisor in the Dhillon School of Business.

Consult the timetable on the Bridge for course offerings, prerequisites, and corequisites before registering each term as some courses may have limited offerings (ie. once a year, alternating years, or only offered in the Fall or Winter terms).

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