Prepare for the future with a flexible AI degree that connects emerging technology with its growing influence across industries and society. Whether you choose the B.A. or B.Sc., you’ll learn across both pathways while exploring how AI is transforming finance, communication, business, education and social media. Build practical experience through AI labs, capstone projects and research alongside expert faculty.
Develop the communication skills employers value while discovering where your interests can take you. At Trent Durham GTA, you’ll learn alongside faculty experts in a supportive, close-knit community where you can explore your goals and shape your studies around them. Build practical skills in strategic communication, professional writing, digital storytelling, public speaking, research and project management, preparing you to communicate effectively across industries and career paths.
Enter the dynamic world of business through Trent's Bachelor of Business Administration. Explore corporate, online, entrepreneurial and self-employment models while developing expertise in leadership, strategy, finance, communication, and organizational decision-making. Learn from award-winning faculty and business leaders, develop unique expertise through specialized pathways, and apply your knowledge through hands-on learning with local organizations. You’ll graduate with versatile skills and the confidence to pursue a career in business.
Customize your English Literature degree around your interests, while studying key historical and contemporary periods, genres, and ideas. Benefit from small-group seminars and creative writing workshops, connect with published authors, produce your own work and gain professional experience, while becoming a thoughtful reader, persuasive writer and creative thinker.
Supply chains connect products, people, and businesses around the world. In this unique degree, you'll develop the analytical, operational, and strategic skills to understand how goods move from sourcing to delivery while learning how to solve complex business challenges in a rapidly evolving global marketplace.
Crime and justice cannot be understood through a single lens. At Trent, you'll explore the forces that shape criminalization and punishment while learning from faculty in Sociology, Law, Gender & Social Justice, and Indigenous Studies. Together, these perspectives help you better understand how crime, justice, policy, and social inequality intersect in today's world.