Proficiencies & Knowledge Areas of Study Anthropology Economics English French (offered by La Cité ) Geography and Environmental Studies Health Studies History Indigenous Studies and Languages International Languages Journalism (After Degree) Justice Studies Linguistics Philosophy and Classics Politics and International Studies Psychology Sociology and Social Studies Women’s and Gender Studies Program Options Depending on area of study: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Honours Diploma Certificate Cooperative Education options Proficiencies & Knowledge Critical thinking and analysis Verbal communication Research Creativity Knowledge of the human experience Global perspective Interpersonal abilities Creative problem solving Adaptability Writing skills Presentation skills Ability to provide well-directed, constructive criticism Additional Major and Minor Options Students completing an Arts program may have the option of completing a second major or minor in the areas of study offered by the Faculty of Science or the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance Transfer or Post Degree Programs Education Medicine Law Nursing Career Opportunities Graduate Program Opportunities Arts, Culture, and Heritage An Arts Degree is a foundation for many professional and graduate programs, including, Business and Industry (Marketing, Communication, HR) but not limited to: Communications and Public Relations Your major area of study Community Development (Non-profit Sector) Education Educational Services Business and Leadership Public Service/Government (Public Administration) Public Policy Research Public Administration Professional Communication Management For more details, visit: http://www.uregina.ca/arts/areas-study/index.html