Degree Programs

Brampton International University's comprehensive list of majors guarantees to cover your professional requirement and start you out on your lifelong journey of exploration.

Architecture & Built Environment

Business & Management

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) — Broad business foundation with concentrations in Marketing, Finance, Accounting, HRM, International Business, Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain.
• B.S. in Accounting — Financial reporting, auditing, taxation; tracks in Forensic Accounting, Taxation, Managerial Accounting.
• B.S. in Finance — Corporate finance, investments, banking; tracks in Investment/Portfolio, Financial Engineering, Corporate Finance.
• B.S. in Marketing — Advertising, consumer behavior, market research, digital marketing; Digital Marketing & Analytics, Brand Management, Global Marketing.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) — Leadership and management with specializations in Finance, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Operations/Supply Chain, Strategy, Global Business.
• M.S. in Finance — Financial theory, quantitative finance, investment management; Investment, Financial Engineering, Corporate Finance.
• Master of Accounting (M.Acc/M.S.A.) — Advanced accounting—auditing, taxation, reporting—aligned with CPA requirements.
• M.S. in Marketing — Marketing research, analytics, and strategy; Digital Marketing & Analytics, Brand/Advertising, Global Marketing.
• M.S./MHRM in Human Resource Management — Strategic HR, talent development, labor relations; Talent Acquisition, Compensation & Benefits, Organizational Development.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Business/Management — Research master's with thesis in Organizational Behavior, Strategy, Finance, Marketing, Information Systems.

Doctorate (Ph.D./DBA)

• Ph.D. in Business Administration — Research doctorate with fields in Management/OB, Strategy, Finance, Marketing, Operations, IS.
• Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) — Professional doctorate emphasizing applied research and executive practice.

Computer Science

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Computer Science — Core CS with tracks in AI, Data Science, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Information Systems.
• B.S. in Software Engineering — Software architecture, QA, large-scale development; tracks in Project Management, UX, Embedded Systems.
• B.S. in Data Science — Statistics, ML, big data; concentrations in Business Analytics, Big Data Engineering, AI.
• B.S. in Cybersecurity — InfoSec, network defense, cryptography, forensics; tracks in Network Security, Digital Forensics, Cyber Operations.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• M.S. in Computer Science — Advanced algorithms, systems, and specialization in AI/ML, Databases, Distributed Systems, HCI.
• M.S. in Software Engineering — Advanced software design, architecture, testing; Enterprise Architecture, Embedded/Real-Time, DevOps.
• M.S. in Data Science — Advanced analytics, ML, data engineering; Business Analytics, Deep Learning, Data Engineering.
• M.S. in Cybersecurity — Security management, network defense, cryptography; Policy & Governance, Forensics, Network Security.
• M.S. in Artificial Intelligence — AI theory and applications including ML, NLP, CV, and robotics.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Computer Science — Research master's with thesis in theory, ML, HCI, systems, or security.

Doctorate (Ph.D./D.C.S.)

• Ph.D. in Computer Science — Original research in AI, systems, theory, HCI, networks, software.
• Doctor of Computer Science (D.C.S.) — Applied doctoral program for industry-focused leaders in CS/IT.

Criminal Justice

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Criminal Justice — System overview—law enforcement, courts, corrections; concentrations in Law Enforcement Admin, Corrections, Criminology, Juvenile Justice.
• B.A. in Criminology — Social-science approach to crime theory and research; electives in Violent Crime, White-Collar Crime, Comparative Criminology.
• B.S. in Forensic Science — Crime lab methods—biology, chemistry, criminalistics; Forensic Biology, Forensic Chemistry/Toxicology, CSI.
• B.S. in Homeland Security — National security, emergency management, intelligence; Emergency Management, Intelligence, Cybercrime.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• M.S. in Criminal Justice — Advanced CJ theory, methods, and policy; Administration/Leadership, Crime Analysis, Homeland Security.
• M.A. in Criminology — Research-oriented criminology with options in Juvenile Justice, Comparative Criminology, CJ Research.
• M.S. in Forensic Science — Advanced forensic analysis—DNA, toxicology, digital forensics.
• M.S. in Homeland Security — Counterterrorism, emergency prep, security strategy; Cybersecurity Policy, Intelligence Studies.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Criminal Justice/Criminology — Thesis program on reform, prevention, comparative systems, or policy.

Doctorate (Ph.D./D.C.J.)

• Ph.D. in Criminal Justice — Scholarly research in policing, corrections, policy, criminological theory.
• Doctor of Criminal Justice (D.C.J.) — Professional doctorate for practitioner-leaders; applied research on justice administration.

Education

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Early Childhood Education — Pre-K–3 pedagogy, child development, early literacy; practicum/student teaching.
• B.S. in Elementary Education — K–6 teaching across core subjects, curriculum design, assessment; licensure track.
• B.S. in Secondary Education — Subject-area teaching (7–12) with methods and adolescent psychology.
• B.S. in Special Education — Instruction for learners with disabilities; IEPs, assistive tech, inclusion strategies.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• Master of Education (M.Ed.) — Applied master's with tracks: Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Leadership, Special Education, Reading/Literacy.
• Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) — Initial teacher certification master's by level/subject with practicum.
• M.S. in Special Education — Advanced intervention strategies; ABA, Early Childhood Special Ed, High-Incidence Disabilities.
• M.S. in Educational Technology — Instructional design, e-learning, and technology leadership.

Research (M.Phil / Ed.S.)

• M.Phil in Education — Research master's in education policy, learning sciences, or comparative education.
• Education Specialist (Ed.S.) — Post-master's specialist credential in Leadership, School Psych, Curriculum & Instruction.

Doctorate (Ph.D./Ed.D.)

• Ph.D. in Education — Research-focused with specializations like Ed Psych, Curriculum, Policy, Instructional Tech.
• Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) — Professional doctorate emphasizing applied leadership and improvement science.

Engineering

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Civil Engineering — Structures, geotechnical, water/environmental, transportation; FE/PE pathway.
• B.S. in Mechanical Engineering — Mechanics, thermo/fluids, materials; options in Aerospace, Energy, Robotics/Mechatronics, Automotive.
• B.S. in Electrical Engineering — Circuits, electronics, power, communications; options in Power/Energy, Signal Processing, Microelectronics, Controls.
• B.S. in Computer Engineering — Hardware-software systems, embedded, networks; Embedded Systems, Digital Systems, Networks.
• B.S. in Chemical Engineering — Reaction engineering, process design, thermodynamics; Biochemical, Petrochemical, Materials.
• B.S. in Industrial Engineering — Operations research, quality, human factors; Manufacturing Systems, Logistics & Supply Chain, Systems Eng.
• B.S. in Biomedical Engineering — Bioinstrumentation, biomechanics, devices; Bioelectronics, Tissue Eng, Biomaterials.
• B.S. in Aerospace Engineering — Aeronautics/astronautics: aerodynamics, propulsion, structures; aircraft or spacecraft focus.
• B.S. in Environmental Engineering — Water/wastewater, pollution control, sustainability; Water Resources, Air Quality, Sustainable Systems.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• M.S. in Civil Engineering — Tracks in Structural, Geotechnical, Water/Environmental, Transportation; thesis/non-thesis.
• M.S. in Mechanical Engineering — Thermal sciences, design/robotics, aerospace, materials & manufacturing.
• M.S. in Electrical Engineering — Power systems, communications, microelectronics/VLSI, signal processing.
• M.S. in Computer Engineering — Embedded/real-time, networks, VLSI, architecture.
• M.S. in Chemical Engineering — Process, polymers, biochemical/pharma, energy & environment.
• M.S. in Industrial Engineering — Supply chain/logistics, quality/Six Sigma, human factors, analytics.
• M.S. in Biomedical Engineering — Imaging, biomechanics, biomaterials, neuroengineering.
• M.S. in Aerospace Engineering — Aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, space systems.
• Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) — Professional non-thesis option available across disciplines.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Engineering (discipline-specific) — Thesis-based research master's in ME, EE, CE, ChE, etc.

Doctorate (Ph.D.)

• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering — Advanced research in structures, environment, geotechnics, transportation.
• Ph.D. in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering — Robotics, fluid/thermal, materials, aero/space systems.
• Ph.D. in Electrical/Computer Engineering — Power/energy, comms/networks, micro/nanoelectronics, architecture/embedded.
• Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering — Catalysis, process systems, polymers, energy/environment.
• Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering — Tissue engineering, imaging, biomaterials, neuroengineering.
• Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering — Operations research, advanced manufacturing, human factors, systems.

Health Science & Sports

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Health Science — Interdisciplinary health foundations; tracks in Healthcare Administration, Pre-Clinical Science, Community Health.
• B.S. in Public Health — Population health, epidemiology, health policy; Community Health Promotion, Epidemiology, Health Policy & Management.
• B.S. in Exercise Science (Kinesiology) — Exercise physiology, biomechanics, nutrition; Strength & Conditioning, Clinical Exercise Physiology, Coaching.
• B.S. in Nutrition & Dietetics — Nutrition science and diet planning; Clinical, Sports, or Public Health Nutrition.
• B.S. in Sport Management — Sports business, events, law; Event & Facility Mgmt, Sports Marketing, Athletic Administration.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) — Epidemiology, Health Promotion, Global Health, Policy & Management.
• Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.) — Healthcare finance, operations, informatics; Hospital/Clinic Mgmt, Long-Term Care, Health Informatics.
• M.S. in Exercise Science (Kinesiology) — Clinical exercise physiology, sport psychology, strength & conditioning; thesis or applied project.
• M.S. in Nutrition Science — Advanced nutrition, dietetics, community/clinical research; Clinical, Sports, Public Health Nutrition.
• M.S. in Sport Management — Advanced sports marketing, analytics, event/facility leadership; capstone/internship.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Health Sciences — Thesis-based research in epidemiology, health services, exercise physiology, community health.

Doctorate (Ph.D./Professional)

• Ph.D. in Public Health — Epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health policy research.
• Ph.D. in Kinesiology/Exercise Science — Exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor control, sport psychology.
• Ph.D. in Nutrition Science — Nutritional biochemistry, clinical/community nutrition research.
• Doctor of Public Health (Dr.P.H.) — Professional doctorate for public health leadership and practice.
• Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) — Clinical doctorate for licensed physical therapists; extensive clinical rotations.

Hospitality & Tourism

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

• B.S. in Hospitality & Tourism Management — Service operations, hospitality marketing, tourism economics; Hotel & Lodging, Food & Beverage/Culinary, Event Planning, Travel & Tourism.
• B.S. in Event Management — Event design, venue operations, risk management; Meetings/Conventions, Weddings/Social, Entertainment Venues.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• M.S. in Hospitality Management — Finance, service ops, strategy; tracks in Revenue Mgmt, Real Estate Development, Mega-Event Planning.
• M.S. in Tourism Management — Sustainable tourism, destination marketing, tourism economics; Eco-Tourism, Destination Management, Tour Operations.
• M.S. in Event Management — Event strategy, experiential marketing, analytics; International Events, Sports Events, Exhibition/Trade Shows.

Research (M.Phil/M.Res)

• M.Phil in Hospitality & Tourism — Research on consumer experience, workforce, sustainability, destination strategy.

Doctorate (Ph.D.)

• Ph.D. in Hospitality & Tourism Management — Service innovation, tourism economics, sustainability, consumer behavior in hospitality.

Psychology

Undergraduate (Bachelor's Degrees)

B.A./B.S. in Psychology — Core in cognitive, social, developmental, abnormal, research methods; elective clusters in Clinical, Forensic, I/O.

Postgraduate (Master's Degrees)

• M.A. in Psychology — Advanced theory/research; customizable via thesis/electives (e.g., cognitive, social, developmental).
• M.S. in Clinical Psychology — Psychopathology, assessment, psychotherapy; supervised clinical practicum; tracks in Child Clinical, Health Psychology.
• M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology — Personnel selection, org development, well-being; applied projects with organizations.
• M.S. in Forensic Psychology — Criminal behavior, forensic assessment, legal contexts; Police Psychology, Corrections, Family Law.

Research (M.Phil)

• M.Phil in Psychology — Thesis-based research in neuroscience, cognition, development, or social/personality.

Doctorate (Ph.D./Psy.D.)

• Ph.D. in Psychology — Research doctorate with specializations in Clinical, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social, Developmental, I/O, etc.
• Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) — Professional doctorate emphasizing clinical practice, assessment, and supervised internships.