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UTP Stage II: Arts and Social Sciences is equivalent to the first year of SFU's Bachelor of Arts degree. It provides the foundation for further study in many areas such as economics, English, international studies, political science, psychology, linguistics and criminology. UTP Stage II will help you choose the area in which you wish to specialize for your Bachelor of Arts.

Your direct pathway to Simon Fraser University

High School - FIC - 2nd year Simon Fraser University

Choose at least seven courses from the following options:

Brain, Mind and Society, Canada since Confederation, Comparative Politics, Critical Thinking, East/West (World Literature), Environmental Economics, First Nation Studies, Human Geography, Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions, Introduction to Criminology, Introduction to International Politics, Introduction to Politics and Government, Introduction to Psychology I, Introduction to Psychology II, Introduction to Statistics for the Social Sciences, Introduction to the Description of English Grammar, Introduction to Linguistics, Literary Classics, Literature across Cultures, Literature and Culture, Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, The Social History of Canada, The Wonder of Words.

Choose up to three courses from the following options:

Behaviour in Organizations, Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus I for the Social Sciences, Communication and Social Change, Contemporary Health Issues, Discrete Mathematics I, Financial Accounting, Global Perspectives on Health, Graphic Design, Introduction to Biology, Introduction to Communication Studies, Introduction to Computer Programming I, Introduction to Computer Programming II, Pre-calculus, Studio Physics.

Entry to second year at SFU

Bachelor of Arts

Areas of study

Anthropology, Asia-Canada Studies, Cognitive Science, Criminology, Economics, English, First Nations Studies, French, Gender, Sexuality Women's Studies, Gerontology, Hellenic Studies, History, Humanities, International Studies, Labour Studies, Languages, Latin American Studies, Linguistics, Philosophy, Police Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Public Policy, Sociology, Urban Studies, World Literature.

Potential career paths

There are an endless number of career opportunities available to Arts and Social Sciences graduates. More than half of all advertised positions that require a university degree do not specify a required degree discipline. The reason is that a university education, and especially a university education in Arts and Social Sciences, is as much about skill development as it is about content, and the skills you develop in Arts and Social Sciences are highly valued by employers.

Possible Career Paths include

• Advertising
• Civil Service
• Corporate Communications
• Interpreter
• Journalism
• Marketing
• Mass Communication
• Media Specialist
• Public Relations
• Research
• Sales Management
• Tourism