Vanier College

What you'll study

Students take a mix of Social Science courses that develop understanding of child and adolescent development and examine the roles of education, family relationships and social interactions in shaping young people. The profile highlights interdisciplinary topics related to children and youth and prepares students for further university study across social science disciplines.

Entry requirements

In addition to the college-wide admission requirements, applicants must meet the program-specific math prerequisite: Math CST 563-404/414 (or cégep equivalent 201-012-RE). Prospective students should consult the admissions information for details on international requirements and the application process.

Career prospects

Graduates are positioned to pursue university programs and careers in fields such as anthropology, economics, sociology, geography, history, journalism, law, political science, psychology and social work. While the profile prepares students for university study, it is not a prerequisite for any specific university program; admitted students are advised to speak with an Academic Advisor about prerequisites for their chosen degree.

Scholarships & funding angle

As a pre-university profile, students should explore college-level awards and external scholarships for continuing studies. Consult Vanier College financial aid resources and university funding options when planning progression to bachelor programs.