Arts
Domaines d'intérêt principal
- Langue d'enseignement
- Anglais
- Code OUAC
- EKA
- Grade
- Baccalauréat ès arts, BA
- Apprentissage expérientiel
- Formation expérientielle en salle de classe
- Inscription
- 150
- Fourchette de notes
- 80%
Domaines d'intérêt principal
Un domaine d’intérêt est une majeure ou spécialisation dans le cadre d’un programme général menant à un grade.
Par exemple, l’université peut proposer un grade appelé « Arts ». Toutefois, il vous serait possible de faire, par le biais d’un tel programme, des études dans un certain nombre de domaines d’intérêts (histoire, théâtre, économie, anglais, français, sociologie, philosophie, etc.).
En règle générale l’on vous demandera d’indiquer votre domaine d’intérêt donnant droit à une majeure au moment de faire demande au programme.
Les principaux sujets d'intérêt de ce programme sont les suivants :
- Études catholiques pour enseignants
- Études Catholisme
- Études Du Moyen-Orient
- Études Hébraïques
- French Studies
- Langue & littérature anglaises
- Langue Française/Littérature
- Pensée Sociale et Politique
- Philosophie
- Religion et société
- Religions & cultures du monde
Exigences
Préalables
- ENG4U
Voir les codes de cours du secondaire de l’Ontario
Critères d'admission additionnels
To apply to the Catholic Studies for Teachers program, indicate your subject of major interest as Catholic Studies for Teachers. A supplemental application is required.
Admission
Basic Requirements for Admission
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma
- A minimum of 6 grade 12U/M level courses (excluding co-op), including English (ENG4U)
- Proof of English Language Proficiency if English is not your first language
- All your completed and in-progress Grade 11U/M level courses
- Requirements specific to your program (required courses or supplemental forms)
- If you are registered to take a course outside of your home school, make sure it is Ministry-accredited. Grades must be reported through the OUAC.
Failed and Repeated Courses
If you fail and repeat a course or choose to upgrade a particular course, King's will use the higher of the 2 grades presented when calculating the admission average.
Timing and Process for Admission Decisions
King's will extend offers of admission, scholarships and residence to students with strong academic transcripts in rounds beginning in November and continuing into July as more grades are received. We will review your application every single round. Typically, the last round is in July once final grades are received. You must be enrolled in, or have completed the prerequisite courses for your programs of choice. There is no disadvantage to getting an offer in the later rounds, so do not worry if you do not hear back early.
Alternative Offers
King’s does not have automatic alternative offers of admission. If you wish to be considered for more than 1 program, list each program as a separate choice on your OUAC application.
Notes
Arts and Humanities
Unlock critical thinking and creativity through King’s Arts and Humanities programs, where you will explore culture, language, philosophy and society to deepen your understanding of the world and your role within it.
Catholic Studies
Explore Catholic thought, culture and tradition through an interdisciplinary lens, drawing on biblical studies, history, ethics and world religions. Small seminars and specialist faculty bring this rich tradition to life. Graduates pursue careers in teaching, law and community outreach.
Catholic Studies for Teachers
Become a future leader in Catholic education. Uniquely blending religious studies, education theory and liberal arts, Catholic Studies for Teachers pairs small-class learning with hands-on service-learning placements in Catholic schools. The program offers a direct pathway into Western's Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) — with graduates in high demand for permanent teaching positions in Catholic education.
English Language and Literature
Build the career, identity and community you desire by honing your creative and critical thinking skills. King's seminar-style classes from first year lead to lively debate and close faculty relationships. Unique offerings in environmental humanities and Indigenous literatures, hands-on fieldwork, and theatre visits prepare graduates for careers in teaching, law and communications.
French Studies
Stand out in the diverse Canadian job market by deepening your knowledge of French language and culture. French Studies is ideal for students whose primary interests lie elsewhere, combining literature, arts and film of the Francophone world with your existing degree boosts your appeal to employers. With French spoken by a quarter of Canadians, bilingualism opens doors across civil service, business, law and beyond.
Jewish Studies
Explore rich history, culture and ideas that have shaped communities worldwide. Discover stories of resilience, faith and innovation while gaining insight that connects the past to today’s global challenges.
King's Scholar
An elite, interdisciplinary option for high-achieving students (80%+ average), King’s Scholar offers small, seminar-style courses with rich experiential learning—culminating in the prestigious King’s Scholar designation on your transcript.
Philosophy
Begin a thought-provoking journey in a close-knit community where you are known by name and challenged to think critically. At King's, you will explore western and world philosophies with applied courses on AI, climate and social power. Graduates pursue careers in law, graduate studies, business and sustainability.
Religion and Society
Discover how religion shapes cultures, influences societies, and drives change around the world. Religion & Society at King’s uniquely combines sociology and comparative religions with courses in ethics, philosophy, history and spirituality, giving you a multi-lens view of faith in the modern world. Engage in community-based projects and small seminars, with pathways into education, law, journalism and advocacy.
