Cutoffs

Communications at Queen's

Not directly. At Queen's University you apply to Arts (QA), then choose communications At the end of first year. You must take FILM 110 (or FILM 111/112/113/114) in first year, and automatic entry into the Film and Media Specialization or Major requires a B or better in that course plus a cGPA of 2.6 or higher..

The program you actually apply to

Arts

83–87%OUAC QACo-op available

Prerequisites

  • ENG4U
  • 5 additional 4U/M courses

When you choose communications

At the end of first year. You must take FILM 110 (or FILM 111/112/113/114) in first year, and automatic entry into the Film and Media Specialization or Major requires a B or better in that course plus a cGPA of 2.6 or higher..

What to watch for

Queen's does not have a program actually called "Communications" with its own OUAC code. The closest match is Film and Media, a plan inside the Faculty of Arts and Science that explicitly covers "today's systems of mass communication, information and entertainment." There is also a Media Studies Certificate, but that's an add-on, not a stand-alone major, so it can't be your main degree. To get into Film and Media you apply through the general Arts (QA) route, not through any "media" or "communications"-named code, and your admission to the plan itself depends on your first-year grade in the required FILM course plus your cumulative GPA, not on your high-school average alone.

The same application also gets you to

Arts is the entry point for 9 other majors at Queen's. You are not choosing between these at application time.

Communications at the other campuses

Compare the entry programs side by side →

Entry routes were researched against each university’s own program pages in 2026-08-16. Queen's’s page. Faculties restructure — confirm before you apply.