Welcome to the Queen's Major Maps!
Need help finding your way through Queen’s and beyond? Get major-specific advice on academics, extra-curriculars, networking, international opportunities and career development all in one place. These maps provide suggestions - you don’t have to follow all the recommendations. Use them to plan ahead, and find your own way at Queen’s!
While supplies last, print versions of the Major Maps are available at your academic department, Career Services (3rd floor, Gordon Hall) or at the Arts and Science Main Office (Dunning Hall, 1st floor).
More Help
Use this MyMajorMap tool to make your own customized major map.
Are you a high school student deciding between universities and programs? Check out the Program Decision Worksheets to help you decide what's right for you!
Are you an Arts & Science student trying to choose a program? Don't miss the 2018 Majors Night!
Wondering about further education? Check out the NEW Grad Maps!
The Major Maps
*All Arts and Science Major Maps are currently under review and the updated 2018/2019 versions of the Maps will be available mid-September.
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Art History and Art Conservation |
Biochemistry |
Biology |
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Chemical Engineering |
Chemistry |
Civil Engineering |
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Classics |
Commerce |
Computer Engineering |
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Computing |
Concurrent Education |
Drama |
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Economics |
Electrical Engineering |
Engineering Chemistry |
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Engineering Physics |
English Language & Literature |
Environmental Studies |
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Film & Media |
Fine Art (Visual Art) |
French Studies |
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Gender Studies |
Geography & Planning |
Geological Engineering |
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Geological Sciences |
Global Development Studies |
Health Sciences |
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Health Studies |
History |
Kinesiology |
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Languages, Literatures & Cultures LLCU - Addendum [PDF, 234 MB] |
Life Sciences |
Mathematics & Statistics |
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Mathematics & Engineering |
Mechanical Engineering |
Mining Engineering Mining Engineering - BTech |
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Music |
Music Theatre |
Nursing |
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Philosophy |
Physics & Astronomy |
Political Studies |
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Psychology |
Religious Studies |
Sociology |
We would like to acknowledge the generous support we received from Georgia State University for their original idea of a Major Map tool, and the information they shared in the development process.
The Major Maps were the recipient of the 2015 Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers (CACEE) award for Excellence in Innovation (Student Engagement)
Thank you to all the students and staff and faculty across Queen’s who assisted with the project development, with special recognition to the project team of Sebastian Leck, ArtSci’15 (Project Assistant), Alice Zhu, Commerce’17(Project Assistant), Holly Matthias, ArtSci’16 (Communications), Joyce Hunter (Advising Services Manager, Faculty of Arts & Science), Christine Fader (Communications, Career Services), and Miguel Hahn (Project Lead, Career Services).