The University of Sudbury is proud to announce a series of programs in 4 major areas that will be offered to students starting in September 2025. Other programs will follow.
In total, the University will offer 23 programs and program options in the arts, social sciences, management/commerce and health sciences. Each will be built around the University of Sudbury's Common Core Curriculum on Leadership, an exclusive and innovative skills-based program which aims to help students succeed in a diversified, complex and dynamic economy.
Derived from the strategic partnership between the Université de Sudbury and the University of Ottawa, these programs will generally follow the unique one program, two degrees model. This value-added formula makes it possible for the university to deliver "by and for" governance, as well as offer students access to coveted degrees and program options.
In addition, this summer, the Université de Sudbury is hiring Grade 11 students to co-create the reimagined university student experience. The Laboratoire appliqué de co-création will be the incubator, "by and for students," of the key skills sought by employers: authentic teamwork, problem solving, adaptability, clear communication, mastery of digital tools, creativity and innovation.
"The Université de Sudbury's value proposition is unique in Ontario. The one program, two degrees' formula allows students in the North to reap the benefits of two of Ontario's most experienced universities, which are at the forefront of the knowledge and attuned to the needs of our economy. Leadership-focused experience at the university provides invaluable value directly related to the skills sought by employers in the North and across Canada. The renaissance of French-language university programming in Sudbury will provide choice to local students, and anchor youth and talent here in the North," said Dr. Serge Miville, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sudbury. "This partnership with the University of Ottawa highlights the benefit of partnerships between institutions. I commend the exceptional work both universities have achieved so far in order to deliver a unique experience for students in the North."
Grade 11 students can find more information and apply to the Laboratoire appliqué de co-création, Plan for the Future 2024, at www.usudbury.ca/emplois/
List of programs and options that will be offered as of September 2025:
Management / Business Sciences
- Honours Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Honours Project Management Option
- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Human Resources Management Option
- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Honours Marketing Option
- Minor in Management*
- Certificate in Management*
- Certificate in Human Resources*
Health Sciences
- Bachelor of Health Sciences (BScSan) (Honours) in Health Sciences*
- Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences (BScSan) in Health Sciences Population and Public Health Option*
- Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences (BSc) in Health Sciences Integrated Health Biosciences Option*
- Minor in Health Sciences*
Humanities and Social Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a major in History*
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a major in French Literature*
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Interdisciplinary Studies*
- Minor in leadership
- Minor in Applied Ethics
- Minor in Geography*
- Minor in History*
- Minor in French Literature*
- Minor in Economics*
- Minor in Political Science*
- Minor in Humanities*
- Minor in Social Sciences*
Asterisks indicate access to the equivalent University of Ottawa degree.
For more information
935, chemin du lac Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury Ontario
Canada P3E2C6
www.usudbury.ca/
