Choose one or more paths. You can change your mind and explore others at any time.
These pathways help you discover fields. They are neither a guidance test nor a promise of admission or internship.
Programming, systems, data and digital technologies.
Explore universities →Design of systems, objects, buildings and technologies.
Explore universities →Human health, behaviour, care and intervention.
Explore universities →Organizations, economics, finance and management decision-making.
Explore universities →Food systems, nature, resources and relationships to territories.
Explore universities →Study of living systems, matter and scientific models.
Explore universities →Institutions, policies, international relations and collective issues.
Explore universities →Learning and training for teaching professions.
Explore universities →Creation, cultures, languages, history and reflection.
Explore universities →Interdisciplinary or specialized programs to consider.
Explore universities →Learn to break down a problem, write code and test your ideas. Interfaces, games and data open different paths.
At Carleton: explore a program, its specializations and the first two courses to see what you'll actually learn.
Do you prefer building an interface, understanding data or designing a system?
Food can lead you to biology, agriculture, or product processing. The same curiosity offers multiple approaches.
At Brock: Applied Grape and Wine Science links viticulture, winemaking, practical work and fieldwork.
Do you most enjoy understanding living systems, experimenting, or developing a product?
Your choice also concerns how you learn. Distance study can be an option if you want to organise your plan differently.
Athabasca University focuses its offerings on university-level distance learning. Requirements remain specific to each program.
Do you want a daily campus experience, flexibility, or to explore both possibilities?
Your plans or a question: let’s continue the conversation by email.