Bachelor in Intercultural and International Studies (Associate Degree)

At Douglas College, the application deadline for the Sep 2027 intake is Aug 31, 2027; the tuition fee is 19,500 CAD per year.

Students who are curious about the complexities of our interconnected world and aspire to navigate professional landscapes in diplomacy, international relations, or global advocacy find a strong foundation here. This program focuses on honing the critical-thinking, research, and communication skills necessary to analyze global issues and engage effectively across cultural boundaries.

Beyond traditional classroom learning, participants gain practical exposure through collaborative presentations and discussions. A distinctive feature of this Associate of Arts degree is the emphasis on language acquisition, ensuring graduates can communicate with greater cultural nuance. Furthermore, students have the opportunity to participate in an optional Co-operative Education Program, which integrates semesters of study with paid, full-time professional experience, allowing them to build a robust resume and professional network before transferring to a university bachelor's degree.

Global Competency Integration

Many courses within this curriculum align with the Global Competency Certificate, providing a structured framework for understanding diverse worldviews and global systems. This approach ensures that you do not just study international theory, but actively develop the intercultural competence required to thrive in a globalized workforce.