St. Mary’s University Programs and Courses
St. Mary’s University is accredited to offer eight Bachelor of Arts degrees, a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Education (Elementary & Secondary) after degrees as well as transferrable university courses in 35 academic disciplines.
For more information about the degree, diploma and transfer programs at St. Mary’s University in Calgary, please call (403) 531-9130 or email: admissions@stmu.ca.
Select a program for more information
Several minors are offered in conjunction with the four-year Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science programs.
- Biology
- Canadian Studies
- Catholic Studies
- Drama
- English
- Family Studies
- History
- Management
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Science Studies
- Sociology
University Transfers
The student must:
– Provide an official transcript from the original institution if it is not a member of ApplyAlberta
– Obtain a grade of C- or better
– Be working towards a degree at St. Mary’s University
To find out more, view the Academic Calendar.
Research Ethics
Doing research at St. Mary’s University? Whether you are a faculty-member or a student, the Research Ethics Board (REB) is here to support and promote research and ethical thinking as symbiotic and continuous processes. Click here to learn more.
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