The Bachelor of Creative Arts, Health and Wellness is a four-year Honours program designed to prepare a generation of highly- skilled creative arts graduates, equipping them with the skills to engage with the complex fields of health and well-being as they intersect with artistic practices, self- expression, and creative autonomy. In the interest of also training students in inclusive, anti-colonial, and anti-racist practices, the program emphasizes anti-oppressive approaches found within the fields of creative and expressive arts activism, health, wellness, and therapy. Students in the program combine the rigorous training of an artistic discipline—by selecting a major in Studio Art, Theatre Studies, or Music—with studies in psychology and a suite of core courses in health and wellness where these areas connect to and are enriched by the creative arts.