Full-time bachelor's degree programs in Canada last four years. Students will complete their major's credit hours or courses in four years. Many professional careers and graduate programs require a bachelor's degree. Most Canadian undergraduate programs last four years. Several factors can affect duration: Program Structure:  Some bachelor's degree programs have unique structures that affect duration. Internships, co-ops, and study abroad may extend the program. Part-Time vs. Full-Time:  Part-time students may take fewer courses per semester, extending their degree. Double Majors or Minors:  Some students choose double majors or minors, which add courses and lengthen their degrees. Prior Credits or Transfer Credits:  Students with transfer credits or prior credits may graduate faster. Intersessions and Summer Terms:  Enrolling in intersessions or summer terms can allow students to take additional courses and potentially complete their degrees earlier.