Bachelor of Arts, Major in Philosophy

For Bachelor of Arts, Major in Philosophy, tuition is CAD 2,568 per year; applications for the Sep 2027 intake are due by Mar 1, 2027.

The Bachelor in Philosophy program is for students who want to study fundamental questions about themselves and the world. This 4-year degree program teaches students to think critically and reflect on their beliefs and values. Students learn from experienced philosophers and develop their skills in reasoning and argumentation.

The curriculum includes courses like Introduction to Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Ethics, and Logic. Students also learn about the history of philosophy, from Ancient Greek Philosophy to Modern Philosophy. These courses help students develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers like Ethics Consultant, Policy Analyst, Teacher, Writer, and Researcher. They can work in various fields, including law, medicine, business, and government, using their skills to analyze complex issues and make informed decisions.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Surrey, British Columbia, offers a practical, career-focused education within Metro Vancouver. Founded in 1981 and serving around 20,000 students, KPU emphasizes applied learning across business, design, health, trades and technology. Its polytechnic approach means classroom learning is closely tied to real workplace skills, preparing graduates to step into roles with confidence.

The university is known for strong industry connections, co-op placements and community partnerships that create meaningful internship and employment pathways. Small class sizes and accessible faculty make it easier for students to receive personalized support and mentorship. Sustainability and inclusivity are woven into campus life, with initiatives and student groups that reflect a commitment to social responsibility.

For international students KPU provides practical transition supports, career services and experiential learning that enhance employability. With 34 program areas and an emphasis on hands-on projects, the institution suits learners who want applied training alongside academic study. Graduates leave with both credentials and industry-ready portfolios, making KPU a compelling choice for students seeking a pragmatic and supportive university experience in Canada.