The Business major program is in the Beedie School of Business. Non-Business students may also choose to pursue a Business Minor to complement their studies. During the course of your BBA program, you will choose to specialize in at least one of nine concentrations (Accounting, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management Information Systems,  Marketing, Operations Management, or Strategic Analysis).

This program teaches the theory and practice of using computational power to solve problems in almost any area of modern life. It involves the study of artificial intelligence, information systems, programming languages, computing systems and more.

The Hellenic Studies Program offers a wide selection of courses in Ancient, Byzantine, Early Modern and Modern Greek History, in addition to Archaeology and Greek language training. In-person seminars and lectures are supplemented by online courses and blended classrooms and students have the option of taking part in a Hellenic Studies Field School in Greece. 

MSc in actuarial science program provides advanced education and research training that prepares students for a career in industry or to continue on to PhD studies. The program offers exposure to current applied and theoretical topics generally not covered by the professional exam syllabus. Students have the opportunity to gain work experience through co-operative education.