Bachelor of Arts in Partnership with Athabasca University
This four-year program focuses on different majors. Students split their studies between on-site classes with Portage and distance classes with Athabasca University.
Bachelor of Arts, General in Partnership with Athabasca University
This three-year program, in partnership with Athabasca, focuses on two major areas of study: Humanities and Social Sciences. Students split their studies between on-site classes with Portage and distance classes with Athabasca University.
Bachelor of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies in Partnership with Red Deer Polytechnic
Portage College students can now seamlessly transition into Red Deer Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies (MDST) through a streamlined 20-course block transfer pathway. This partnership recognizes two full years of academic study completed at Portage College and applies them directly toward the Bachelor of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies degree at RDP.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in Partnership with Red Deer Polytechnic
Portage College and Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP) are proud to offer a streamlined Two-Year (20-course) Block Transfer Pathway into RDP’s Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. This partnership allows students to begin their studies at Portage College and seamlessly transition into the third year of RDP’s four-year Psychology degree.
Bachelor of Business Administration in Management in Partnership with NAIT
The BBA degree offers a specialization in Management, but students working toward a specialization in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources or other business careers may also benefit from course pre-requisites or course exemptions earned in NAIT’s BBA Management program. The BBA is part of a strategic focus by Portage College to collaborate with other post-secondary institutions to offer degree completion opportunities to students in its service region.
Bachelor of Education in Partnership with University of Calgary
This partnership between the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary and Portage College will provide local access to degree completion in the field of Education in the Northeast Region of Alberta. The University of Calgary developed the program specifically for students interested in earning a Bachelor of Education degree.
Bachelor of General Studies in Partnership with Athabasca University
This Three-Year Bachelor of General Studies in partnership with Athabasca University is an ideal pathway for students who have taken a variety of courses or completed partial programs of study. The Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) is flexible as it allows you to study a variety of courses to make up the degree.
Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations in Partnership with Athabasca University
The Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations is an integrated, multidisciplinary program of courses that examines employment relations within their social, legal, political, and economic context. This program is delivered in partnership with Portage College, and the University of Athabasca students will split their classes between Portage and Athabasca University, allowing for online, hyflex, or in-person delivery for Portage College classes. Athabasca Classes are delivered via distance learning.
Bachelor of Science in Partnership with Athabasca University
This four-year program focuses on different majors. Such as majoring in Mathematics to Architecture. Students split their studies between on-site classes with Portage College and online classes with Athabasca University.
Bachelor of Social Work in Partnership with University of Calgary
Students begin their educational journey by completing the Community Social Work Diploma at Portage College, a two-year program focused on practical, hands-on training. This program prepares students to support individuals, families, and communities across a range of social service settings. Throughout the diploma, students gain real-world experience through supervised practicum placements, completing approximately 350 hours per year in environments such as schools, shelters, addiction services, and community agencies. Graduates of the program receive a Diploma in Community Social Work and are eligible to apply for provisional registration with the Alberta College of Social Workers.