The Bachelor of Military Arts and Science (BMASc) is a unique degree programme for the CF, is thoroughly grounded in the elements of the military profession, and integrates in-service training with special and standard university courses. It is designed for the serving military member, and recognizes university-level achievement appropriate to the profession of arms.

Though equivalent to a conventional thirty (30) credit degree in terms of quality and quantity of instruction, the BMASc degree is designed to be earned over an extended period, integrating professional training and academic study. It should be noted that this is a terminal degree, in that it has not been designed to support further studies at the graduate level. Students interested in future graduate studies should consider the BMASc Honours programme.

Entry Requirements

High school (Grade 12) at a pre-university level satisfactory to RMCC with credits acceptable and sufficient for regular admission to a university in the province in which the student is completing secondary education. Grade 12 high school; or,

Quebec students must be completing or have completed the first year of a two-year Quebec College of General and Vocational Education (CEGEP) pre-university Programme and will normally be expected to offer 14 credit courses; or,

Quebec students who have completed Sec V will complete a five-year undergraduate Programme which includes first year CEGEP at Collège militaire royal de St Jean in Quebec followed by university studies at the RMC Campus; or

Possess the equivalent to grade 12 high school or CEGEP 1.

Other Fees

New Full-Time Student Tuition Deposit Fee (due upon acceptance) (non-refundable) $250.00

General application (Non-refundable) (excludes students with an MOU in place or an OVGS student) $ 50.00

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The Bachelor of Military Arts and Science (Honours) (BMASc Hons), is equivalent to a conventional forty (40) credit Honours degree in terms of quality and quantity of instruction. The BMASc (Hons) degree is designed to be earned over an extended period, integrating professional training and academic study. This 40-credit Honours degree, with a specialization in Military Studies, is designed for students registered in the BMASc Programme who intend to pursue graduate studies after completion of their Bachelor's degree. The students who will have completed the Honours Programme will have met one important requirement for admission into a Graduate Studies Programme.

Those interested in registering in the BMASc Honours Programme are required to file the Request to Change Programme form once they have earned at least 20 university credits and maintained an average of not less than B- in their university courses and fax the document to Admissions.

The BMASc (Hons) Programme has the same 9-credit core curriculum as the General Programme, plus a Directed Research Project (MAS400), which counts for 2 credits, for a total of 11 compulsory credits.

At least 20 of the minimum 40 required course credits must have military content, as determined by the Continuing Studies Committee, and at least 20 (i.e., 18 one-term credits, plus 2 for the DRP) of the course credits must be taken through RMCC. An appropriate number (at least 20) must be at the senior level (300 or 400-level courses) of which 10 must be RMCC senior credits. To ensure honours standing, students must achieve at least a B in the Directed Research Project (MAS400) and maintain, as a minimum, a B average in senior-level courses and at least a B- average in 400-level courses.

Entry Requirements

High school (Grade 12) at a pre-university level satisfactory to RMCC with credits acceptable and sufficient for regular admission to a university in the province in which the student is completing secondary education. Grade 12 high school; or,

Quebec students must be completing or have completed the first year of a two-year Quebec College of General and Vocational Education (CEGEP) pre-university Programme and will normally be expected to offer 14 credit courses; or,

Quebec students who have completed Sec V will complete a five-year undergraduate Programme which includes first year CEGEP at Collège militaire royal de St Jean in Quebec followed by university studies at the RMC Campus; or

Possess the equivalent to grade 12 high school or CEGEP 1.

Other Fees

New Full-Time Student Tuition Deposit Fee (due upon acceptance) (non-refundable) $250.00

General application (Non-refundable) (excludes students with an MOU in place or an OVGS student) $ 50.00

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