Programs

Master of Theological Studies (MA-TS)

The Master of Theological Studies (MA-TS) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is designed for individuals seeking advanced theological education. This program requires a minimum of 60 credit hours of study. Students will engage with core areas including Bible, Theology and History of Christianity, Practical Theology, and Methodology. The program allows for flexibility with electives and the option to complete a thesis or field research project.

Mathematics BA

Mathematics is considered the language of the sciences, underpinning fields like Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Statistics helps analyze patterns in large datasets, while Calculus, the study of change, is essential for understanding biological processes, disease dynamics, and ecosystem populations. At CMU, mathematics is taught interactively, encouraging students to explore the connections between mathematical concepts and various other disciplines. This approach prepares you to apply acquired skills to diverse problems across many contexts. The program offers a range of courses from foundational to advanced, including Basic Statistical Analysis, Chaos Theory (offered bi-annually), and Discrete Mathematics. The Discrete Mathematics course is particularly designed for students pursuing Education who need a mathematics credit but are not ready for introductory Calculus. This course provides an accessible, conceptual study of pure mathematics, covering formal logic, number theory, and the nature of truth in mathematical and other contexts.

MBA Master of Business Administration

Music BA

Music BMus/BA

The Music program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) offers a comprehensive education for students passionate about music, whether for performance, creation, education, or other related fields. It emphasizes music as a practice of listening, collaboration, and expression, rooted in a tradition of community music-making. Students learn music as both a craft and a connection, supported by faculty who are active professionals and dedicated to student growth. The program values diverse musical languages, from classical to rock, and encourages students to explore global and local music perspectives. CMU's approach is interdisciplinary, connecting music to areas like mental health, culture, and spirituality, allowing students to find their own path within music studies.

Natural Sciences BSc

The Natural Sciences BSc program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is designed to foster curiosity, collaboration, and discovery. Students will explore how the natural world functions, from molecules to ecosystems, and develop the skills to investigate scientific questions independently. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through research projects, lab experiments, and fieldwork, encouraging students to actively participate in the scientific process. With small class sizes, professors provide personalized attention, mentorship, and opportunities for students to engage in real research. The curriculum integrates science with other disciplines like psychology, literature, and theology, promoting a holistic understanding of science's role in searching for truth and making a positive impact on the world.

Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies BA

The Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies (PACTS) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding human conflict and violence. You will explore the multi-layered nature of conflict through courses in subjects like Psychology, International Development, and Communications and Media. This major is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to analyze and constructively engage with personal, local, and global conflict situations, fostering a vision for a more peaceful and just world. The curriculum encourages deep reflection on topics such as violence, justice, power, and dispute resolution from diverse perspectives. By examining your own beliefs and worldviews, you will develop the capacity to work towards positive change and transformation in challenging circumstances. CMU's small class sizes foster close collaboration with peers and faculty who are dedicated to the field of peace and conflict transformation.

Philosophy BA

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a major in Philosophy at Canadian Mennonite University offers students a comprehensive exploration of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language. The program encourages critical inquiry into what is real, what we can know, and how we ought to act. Students develop essential skills in communication, writing, analytical thinking, and argumentation, applicable across various disciplines and career paths. The four-year BA provides a broader exposure to philosophical thinkers and allows for a minor in a second field of interest, preparing students for potential graduate studies in Philosophy.

Political Studies BA

This Bachelor of Arts program in Political Studies at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) offers a deep dive into the systems and institutions that shape our world. You'll critically examine how power operates, how decisions are made, and explore alternative possibilities for societal change. The program is designed to foster informed, thoughtful, and responsible citizens, whether your interests lie in government, law, advocacy, or simply understanding politics better. You will explore how historical context, prevailing ideas, and societal structures influence people's lives, and develop the skills to analyze political institutions, engage in constructive dialogue across differences, and connect your academic learning to pressing real-world issues.

Psychology BA Major

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology offers a comprehensive exploration of human experience, behaviour, and the underlying psychological and physiological factors. You will delve into areas such as development, learning, memory, social interactions, and the biological bases of behaviour. This degree equips you with valuable skills in communication, writing, critical thinking, and analysis, preparing you for diverse employment opportunities or further professional studies in fields like clinical psychology, social work, law, or ministry. The four-year major is specifically designed for students intending to pursue advanced study and research in psychology, providing a strong foundation for graduate programs.