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Academic Departments at Tyndale University College

Business Administration at Tyndale offers several advantages: We offer a unique Honours Program with a dual-track: A traditional business administration program (4 years) and a business administration program with a track in international development. The traditional program prepares students for masters programs in business and other areas, while the international development program (also 4 years) prepares students for both employment and graduate training in international development.

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English Department

The work of authors such as C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien has inspired millions. But what inspired them? The same works that form the staple of an English degree at Tyndale. Taking a Bachelor of Arts in English at Tyndale means studying literature by its greatest practitioners: Homer, Virgil, Sophocles, Dante, Shakespeare, Milton, Wordsworth - authors you will study in your first year alone!

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History Department

History involves studying the past in a scholarly manner as a means of understanding the present in a more complete way. Those who study history develop valuable skills in research, analysis, and communication that prepare them for a wide variety of careers. History graduates often find careers in education, business, law, government service, journalism, social services, public history, the church, and library and archival science.

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Philosophy Department

The Department of Philosophy offers a dynamic set of course offerings, rooted in an in-depth study of the great works in the history of philosophy. Under the tutelage of Christian philosophers, students read for themselves the life transforming works of Plato, Aquinas, Descartes, and Kant.

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Psychology Department

The psychology program at Tyndale offers several advantages to the student: (1) We offer a unique Honours Program with a dual-track: a traditional thesis-based program and a counselling-focused applied psychology program. The thesis-based component prepares students for doctoral programs in psychology, while the applied psychology component prepares students for both employment and graduate training in counselling. This flexible learning model makes it possible for students to get broad experience in the field of psychology, while also preparing them for further educational pursuits or professional goals...

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Religious Studies Department

At the heart of the Tyndale curriculum is the study of what is called "Divinity" or "Theology" in the ancient universities. A knowledge of the Bible and the theological tradition is at the heart of a liberal arts education. The Bible is the single most important cultural document in the history of the West. No one can be considered truly educated who does not have a knowledge of its contents and the history of its influence.

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