Programs

BA Mathematics

BA Music

BA Peace & Conflict Transformation Studies

Bachelor of Business Administration

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program at Canadian Mennonite University's Redekop School of Business offers a comprehensive undergraduate education focused on practical experience and academic rigor. Students can choose to specialize in areas such as Business Management, Accounting, Human Resource Management and Conflict Resolution, or Social Entrepreneurship. The program requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, with at least 90 hours dedicated to Business and Organizational Administration. Additionally, all students participate in a work-integrated learning placement, providing valuable hands-on experience in their chosen field. For those seeking a broader educational foundation, CMU also offers a Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in Business and Organizational Administration. This option combines business studies with a liberal arts curriculum, fostering a well-rounded understanding applicable to various sectors including business organizations, family businesses, and non-profit organizations. The four-year BA allows for deeper specialization and flexibility to draw from other disciplines like Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies or Communications and Media.

Bachelor of Music Therapy (BMT)

The Bachelor of Music Therapy (BMT) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) trains you to use music effectively in clinical settings to support mental health, development, and overall quality of life. Combining music, psychology, and neuroscience, this program equips you with the skills needed for professional certification upon graduation. You will gain hands-on experience through supervised clinical placements and a comprehensive internship, preparing you to work with diverse populations in various healthcare, educational, and community settings.

BEd Education

Biblical and Theological Studies BA

The Biblical and Theological Studies (BTS) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) invites you to explore fundamental questions about life, faith, and purpose. This program is designed for students interested in ministry, community work, education, or simply gaining a deeper understanding of Christianity and its relevance in the contemporary world. You will delve into the Bible, theology, Christian history, and practical aspects of faith, guided by professors who are rooted in Christian conviction and foster an environment for intellectual and spiritual growth. The BTS program encourages critical thinking, meaningful dialogue, and the development of your personal voice within a complex global context.

BMus Music

BSc Mathematics

BSc Mathematics (four-year)

BSc Mathematics (three-year)

Business for the Common Good

The Redekop School of Business at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) offers a unique approach to business education, focusing on ethical leadership, systemic thinking, and building businesses that prioritize people, communities, and the environment alongside profit. Whether your goal is to manage a company, start a social enterprise, work for a cause you believe in, or understand economic systems, this program fosters critical thinking and purposeful leadership. You'll learn how businesses operate in a modern capitalist world and explore ways to conduct business differently, emphasizing social, ecological, and ethical considerations. CMU's business program blends practical training with a broader perspective, encouraging students to rethink the role of business in serving the common good. Small class sizes ensure active participation and a supportive learning community. The curriculum encourages interdisciplinary connections, with opportunities to study topics in political science, theology, and history to grasp the wider impact of business decisions. You'll also gain practical experience through course projects and work-integrated learning placements with local organizations.

Communications and Media BA

The Communications and Media BA program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) equips you with the skills to craft meaningful stories that connect people, challenge ideas, and foster understanding. This program is ideal if you are passionate about journalism, graphic design, public relations, creative media, or strategic communication, and aim to become a thoughtful, ethical, and impactful communicator. You will learn to understand audiences with empathy, produce work that matters, and analyze media critically, all while developing your creative voice and navigating the complexities of communication in a diverse society.

English BA

The English BA program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) invites you to explore literature deeply, develop your writing skills, and think critically. Through attentive reading and honest writing, you will gain a greater understanding of people and yourself. The program encourages you to notice beauty, value empathy, and use language to connect with others. You will engage with fiction, poetry, drama, and non-fiction from diverse times, places, and perspectives, learning to ask good questions and pay close attention. CMU's English program emphasizes a culture of care and curiosity, with small, discussion-based classes where professors know you and your ideas. You'll find connections between literature and other subjects like philosophy, theology, and cultural studies. Opportunities to work with CMU Press, engage in campus publications, and learn traditional printing techniques offer practical experience with books and publishing. Graduates develop strong communication, empathy, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for a wide range of careers in teaching, public service, law, non-profits, and further academic study. The program fosters personal growth, encouraging students to become thoughtful, curious individuals who engage with the world meaningfully.

Environmental Studies BA

The Environmental Studies major at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the environment and sustainability. It equips students with the skills to identify, research, and address environmental and social justice issues. The program integrates natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities to provide a comprehensive perspective. Students will gain a foundational understanding of scientific principles related to climate, soil, water, and ecology. Social science components explore the links between economic, political, and social structures and their impact on the environment and resource management. The humanities aspect delves into how literature, philosophy, and theology can inform our understanding of environmental problems and contribute to finding solutions. This degree allows for personalization based on individual interests, drawing from CMU's diverse course offerings. Graduates are prepared to translate knowledge into action for environmental and societal benefit.

Geography

Geography examines the physical and human processes that shape our planet's geo-systems. It explores both the reasons behind natural phenomena and the spatial distribution of human and cultural elements. A core focus is understanding the interplay between physical and human factors. Studying Geography fosters an appreciation for the environment and prepares students for diverse career paths in education, conservation, urban and rural planning, and resource management.

Graduate Certificate in Christian Studies

The Graduate Certificate in Christian Studies offers an introduction to graduate-level education, equipping students with the knowledge and skills for dedicated Christian study and service. It emphasizes the integration of faith and life, serving as a potential stepping stone for those considering further graduate studies, such as a Master of Arts degree.

History BA

The Bachelor of Arts in History at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) provides a strong foundation in North American history, exploring aspects of religion, politics, and culture. The program is particularly well-suited for students interested in teaching careers, offering excellent courses in Canadian and American history. Students will engage with diverse historical fields including Indigenous Studies, Western Civilization, the History of Religions, and Latin American History.

Interdisciplinary Studies BA

The Interdisciplinary Studies BA at Canadian Mennonite University allows you to design a unique academic path by combining diverse fields of study. This program leverages CMU's strengths in the Social Sciences, including Economics, Geography, History, International Development Studies, Peace & Conflict Transformation Studies, Political Studies, and Psychology. It also integrates perspectives from Biblical and Theological Studies and other areas, offering a holistic worldview and extensive opportunities for integrative learning.

International Development Studies

The International Development Studies (IDS) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) encourages students to learn about global and local contexts of poverty and violence. It aims to foster innovative approaches to transformational development that promote justice and peace, preparing students for active citizenship in an increasingly interdependent world. The program emphasizes community-level development and the work of non-governmental organizations. It offers an interdisciplinary approach, examining foundational values and worldviews, including faith-based perspectives, that shape different visions of development.

Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MA-CM)

The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MA-CM) is designed to equip students for leadership roles within churches and faith-based organizations. The program integrates biblical, historical, theological, and practical ministry studies. A key component includes supervised field education, offering practical experience to prepare graduates for diverse ministry settings.

Master of Arts in Spiritual Care (MA-SC)

The Master of Arts in Spiritual Care (MA-SC) program at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is designed to prepare students for roles as chaplains and spiritual care providers in various settings. This includes work within religious communities, as well as in hospitals, universities, correctional facilities, and other social service organizations. The program aligns with the academic standards set by the Canadian Association of Spiritual Care (CASC) for certification as a spiritual care practitioner.