What is a major, specialisation and a minor?
Last Modified: 13/Jul/2024
A major is a sequence of courses in a study area at the undergraduate level. Majors consist of 8 courses or 48 units at the undergraduate level.
A specialisation is a sequence of courses in a study area at the postgraduate level. Specialisations usually constitute 4 courses or 24 units at the postgraduate level, but this may vary depending on the program.
A minor is a sequence of courses in a study area at the undergraduate level. Minors constitute 4 courses or 24 units at the undergraduate level.
Majors, specialisations and minors will be listed on your parchment.
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