University of Guelph-Humber - Programs

Programs

  • Business Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Business Administration
    • Diploma in Business Administration
  • Kinesiology Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (Kinesiology)
    • Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion
  • Early Childhood Studies Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (Early Childhood)
    • Diploma in Early Childhood Education
  • Family and Community Social Services Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (Family and Community Social Services)
    • Social Service Workers' Diploma
  • Justice Studies Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (Justice Studies)
    • Diploma in Police Foundations or Diploma in Law and Security Administration
  • A part-time Justice Studies Program designed for practicing Canadian law enforcers is also offered.
  • Media Studies Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts (Media Studies)
    • Diploma in Media Communications, Specializing in Journalism, Public Relations, Creative Photography, or Digital Communications (New Fall 2009)
  • Psychology Program
    • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)
    • Diploma in General Arts and Sciences

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