2023 Arts & Science Program Information Session
NOVEMBER 2023
The Arts & Science Program at McMaster University offers a broad-based, interdisciplinary education that stresses active, inquiry-based, cooperative learning, with emphasis on social awareness and on the development of a wide range of transferrable skills. It is a small program of ~70 students per year, which fosters close relationships among students, faculty, and staff. Learn about the Arts & Science Program from Program Director, Dr. Beth Marquis, and two current Artsci students, Ally Kortes-Miller and Flynn O’Dacre.
2023 Arts & Science Program Information Session: Meet Arts & Science Instructors
NOVEMBER 2023
Learn about McMaster’s unique and highly regarded Arts & Science Program from current program instructors.
2023 Arts & Science Program Information Session: Meet Arts & Science students
NOVEMBER 2023
Interested in learning about students’ experiences in the Arts & Science Program? Watch this video to learn what current students love about Artsci at McMaster University and what they wish they knew before attending.
2020 May@Mac: Virtual Spring Open House
MAY 2020
Want to know more about Arts & Science Program at McMaster University? We sat down with Program Instructors and students to learn more.
The Looming Threat of Fascism: A Conversation with Henry Giroux and Julian Casablancas.
OCTOBER 2020
A conversation with Arts & Science professor Dr. Henry Giroux, McMaster University Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest, and Julian Casablancas, as they discuss Giroux’s newly released book, The Terror of the Unforeseen, which features a forward written by Casablancas. Moderated by Wade Hemsworth.
“The world awaits us”
28 April 2020
The theme of the 2020 New World of Work Forum was “Breaking Down Career Silos.” In addition to many alumni joining the event in person, several participated in a video interview.
ARTSCI STUDENTS VISIT FOGO ISLAND
13 November 2019
Three Arts & Science students and one Program graduate visit Fogo Island in Newfoundland and Labrador for the experiential learning opportunity of a lifetime.
2019 New World of Work Forum
2 March 2019
Held at the David Braley Health Sciences Centre in downtown Hamilton, this exciting forum is designed to help Artsci students gain exposure to the dynamic world of work through the perspective of Program grads.
McMaster Discovery Program
May 2015
A quick introduction to the McMaster Discovery Program, a free, university-level, non-credit course for adults in Hamilton who have experienced barriers accessing post-secondary education.