Bachelor Of Arts - Honours Arts And Business - Music (Co-op)

Program overview

In the Honours Arts and Business program at Waterloo, students gain expertise in two areas: their chosen Arts major and essential business skills. This unique program allows students to earn their Bachelor of Arts while pursuing their passions. With the flexibility to select from 28 majors, students can tailor their education to fit their interests. The program also offers the opportunity to add a second honours major or a minor, enhancing the customization of their degree. Students can choose to complete the program in the regular four-year system or opt for a co-op option, which integrates valuable work experience into their studies.

Program structure

The Honours Arts and Business program is designed to provide a comprehensive education that combines both arts and business disciplines. The program structure includes:

• Program Length: 4 years for the regular system of study.
• Co-op option available, allowing students to gain practical work experience.
• Students can choose from 28 majors in humanities, social sciences, languages, and fine or performing arts.
• Incorporation of 14 business courses covering essential topics such as accounting, management, and marketing.
• Flexibility to add minors or additional areas of interest.

Students will alternate between study and co-op work terms starting in their second year, providing a blend of academic learning and real-world experience.

Featured Experiences

The Honours Arts and Business program offers several unique features that enhance the educational experience:

• Co-op Program: Students can participate in a co-op program that provides relevant paid work experience, allowing them to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings.
• Study Abroad: Opportunities to study abroad are available, enriching the academic experience and cultural understanding.
• Co-registration: Students can co-register and complete their degree through St. Jerome's University, a smaller academic community on campus.
• Small Class Sizes: First-year courses are designed to foster collaboration and engagement, with classes typically limited to 25 students.

Career Options

Graduates of the Honours Arts and Business program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Donor Member Relations Coordinator: Manage relationships with donors and members for organizations like the Toronto International Film Festival.
• HR Coordinator: Support human resources functions within companies such as PepsiCo Canada, focusing on recruitment and employee relations.
• Economist: Analyze economic data and trends for government agencies like the Ontario Ministry of Finance.
• Team Lead: Oversee operations and team performance in financial institutions, such as BMO Money Market Operations.
• Marketing Specialist: Develop and implement marketing strategies for various organizations, leveraging skills in communication and business principles.

With a strong foundation in both arts and business, graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles in business, government, marketing, project management, and more.

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