About BA Cultural Studies in Mount Saint Vincent University

Program Highlights

The Mount's Cultural Studies program is the only degree program of its kind to be offered in Eastern Canada. In this program, you will study the nature and criticism of culture in its multiple forms and expressions, including literature, film, visual art, and popular culture. This interdisciplinary program fosters inquiry into the social and political conditions in which thought and expression take place. Forms of cultural expression such as films, literature, and paintings are thus analyzed both as texts and as practices in context. 

Cultural Studies graduates are working in a broad range of fields: journalism, library science, government and NGO service sectors, education, arts and culture, and many more.

Many of our graduates also pursue graduate or further study in a range of academic fields, including social and political theory, literature, film, philosophy, cultural studies, and women and gender studies, as well as professional programs in life-long learning, adult education, literacy, and social work.

Career Information for Careers in International Cultural Studies

• Anthropologists and Archeologists. Anthropologists and archeologists often study international cultures, languages and other human characteristics to learn about the origin and behavior of humans. 
• Sociologists
• Writers and Authors.
• Geographers. 
• Historians.

Academic qualification equivalents

 Minimum 60% overall, and in top 3 majors it must be not less than 50%.

English language requirements (one of the below):

 IELTS      :    6.5 (no band below 6.0)      
 TOEFL    :    86 - 92 with no score below 21 

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