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 →Living conditions, policies and inequalities influence health. A pathway for those who want to connect people to major collective issues.
At York University: Global Health exists as a BA and a BSc and addresses notably the determinants of health and pandemics. This pathway is distinct from clinical medicine.
Are you interested in sciences, public policy or the organization of health systems?
Your curiosity can start from a poster, an interface or a way of telling a story. Explore communication design to discover another link between creation and audience.
Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s collection presents Communication Design. Examine the program to place its practices, courses and requirements.
Do you like experimenting with images, explaining ideas or designing for others?
A pathway for those interested in ecosystems, resources and the choices that shape a territory. Do you like observing as much as analyzing?
Discover: the Montmorency Forest, a teaching and research forest affiliated with Université Laval.
Is it ecology, resource management or fieldwork that attracts you?
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?
Food systems connect the sciences, territories and human needs. Explore the study framework before choosing a program title.
At McGill: the Macdonald campus, in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, is dedicated to agricultural and environmental sciences.
Does a campus outside the city centre suit your way of living?
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?
Forensic sciences involve the analysis of evidence and several scientific disciplines. A path for those who like to observe methodically.
At University of Toronto: the pathways presented in the collection concern the Mississauga campus.
Are you interested in the scientific method or the world of investigation?
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