Program Brochures
Program Brochures
If you’ve got questions about specific programs, services or experiences, you’ll find the answers in our Program and Student Experience brochures.
Suspended admissions for Music I
Effective immediately, the Music I program will be suspending admissions for the September 2024 intake as the program undergoes a redesign.
Prospective applicants with an interest in pursuing a degree in Music are encouraged to apply to Humanities I. Interested applicants can take relevant courses within this program to work towards obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Please note, auditions are not required for this program. If interested, please log into your OUAC account and amend your application to Humanities I.
One of our Academic Advisors will be pleased to meet with you to discuss the program. Please contact us at humanities@mcmaster.ca to set up a virtual appointment.
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Student Experience brochures
Student Experience
Our student experience team is here to support your academic, personal and career goals – whether you’re deciding to come to Mac, working on balancing school and other priorities, or making decisions about your career.
Concurrent Certificates
Tailor your degree with a concurrent certificate and prepare yourself for your future career.
Level I
Humanities Level I is a general first year taken by most Humanities students. It allows you to explore the subjects that really interest you, before deciding on your major in Level II.
Study Abroad
Want to travel? There are lots of ways to combine your education with exploration.
Skills for Life
Our New Skills for Life certificate, which you’ll take alongside your degree studies, focuses on foundational skills that are critical to your success – both academically and in your career.
Careers Booklet
A Humanities education gives you valuable employability skills, like creativity, adaptability, communication and project management.
Specialized Minor in Commerce
Our Commerce minor will add valuable skills, like accounting, marketing and human resources, to your Humanities degree.
