Our University Preparation (Arts and Humanities) program at Ontario International Secondary School provides a rich and dynamic learning experience that equips students with the analytical, creative, and critical thinking skills necessary for success in university-level Arts and Humanities programs. Through a broad range of courses, students engage deeply with literature, philosophy, social sciences, and the arts, gaining a well-rounded understanding of human culture and society.
In addition to academic rigor, this program encourages students to explore their interests, express their creativity, and develop a global perspective.
Whether you are passionate about politics, history, or the visual arts, our Arts and Humanities stream will help you refine your skills and knowledge, preparing you for both higher education and a future filled with opportunities.
University Preparation (Arts and Humanity)
This course enhances students’ reading, writing, and critical analysis skills through the study of literature and various media forms, preparing them for advanced academic communication in university.
An exploration of diverse literary works from various cultures and periods, this course deepens students’ understanding of the human experience through literature, focusing on analysis and interpretation.
This course encourages students to engage with digital media, including photography, film, and graphic design, offering hands-on experience in creating media projects while exploring contemporary media theory.
In this course, students explore their artistic abilities through a range of media, techniques, and historical perspectives. It emphasizes portfolio development for those considering post-secondary education in the arts.
This course delves into the complexities of Canadian history, exploring how historical events have shaped national identity and culture. Students will critically examine Canada’s role on the international stage.
This course provides an introduction to political structures and systems in Canada and around the world. Students will explore current events, political theories, and global governance.
An insightful look into the governance systems of Indigenous peoples in Canada, this course explores historical and contemporary perspectives on First Nations, Métis, and Inuit self-governance and political autonomy.
This course examines the diverse structures and functions of families in Canada, considering sociological, psychological, and anthropological perspectives on family dynamics, trends, and issues.
Students will gain foundational knowledge in anthropology, psychology, and sociology, learning how these disciplines investigate human behavior, culture, and societies.
This course engages students in deep philosophical inquiry, exploring fundamental questions about existence, ethics, and the nature of knowledge, while introducing various philosophical theories and thinkers.
Join our Pre-University (Arts and Humanities) program and set the foundation for your university success. With registration now open, this is your chance to become part of a supportive and inspiring academic community that will help you turn your aspirations into achievements. We look forward to guiding you on this exciting journey toward higher education and beyond.