2002-2003 Calendar
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Faculty of Arts |
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Faculty of Education |
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Faculty
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Faculty
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Faculty
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Atkinson Faculty of Liberal
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Osgoode Hall Law School |
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Schulich School of Business
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Courses
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Glendon
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European Studies
Note: For purposes of meeting program requirements,
all foundations courses will count as six credits towards the major
or minor.
Honours Double Major Interdisciplinary BA Program
The European Studies Program is an Honours Double
Major Interdisciplinary BA program. European studies majors must
co-major in another department/discipline in the Faculty of Arts.
Students must take at least 36 credits in the European Studies Program
and at least 36 credits in the co-major according to the requirements
and regulations specified by each department/discipline for an Honours
Double Major Interdisciplinary BA program. Courses taken to meet
European studies requirements cannot also be used to meet the requirements
of the departmental/divisional major. Students in these interdisciplinary
programs must take a total of at least 18 credits at the 4000 level,
including at least six credits in European studies and six credits
in the departmental/divisional major. For further details of requirements,
see the listings for specific Honours Double Major Interdisciplinary
BA programs.
Students must complete 36 credits from the European
studies list, all distinct from the courses in their other major.
These European studies courses must include the following:
- AS/HUMA 2195 9.0;
- 30 credits, including six credits at the 4000 level, to be chosen
from the list of relevant courses selected in consultation with
the program coordinator.
Students must also satisfy a language requirement.
They may do so by completing six credits in a European language
(other than English) or by passing an approved competency test in
a European language (other than English).
Note: A maximum of 12 credits in language
courses will be counted towards the European studies major.
Streams
In areas where curricular resources suffice,
such as France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain or Russia,
students in European studies may focus on a national or regional
stream. Subject to the approval of the program coordinator, students
who successfully complete at least 18 credits within such a stream
will qualify to have this curricular focus noted on their transcript.
Thus, a student might graduate in political science and European
studies (focus: Greece) or Italian and European studies (focus:
Italy), or history and European studies (focus: Spain). Students
who choose not to focus on a particular stream would graduate with
a degree in European studies and the co-major.
Study Abroad
Students in European studies are encouraged to
spend at least one academic term studying at a European university.
Students will be informed of the available exchange opportunities
at the beginning of the fall academic session. The level of language
facility generally required is equivalent to completion of at least
the intermediate level, and students are encouraged to achieve such
a level. Subject to the coordinator's approval, as well as letter
of permission, study abroad, advanced standing and in-Faculty regulations,
courses successfully completed on such exchanges will be accepted
for credit towards the major and, if applicable, towards the Stream
in European studies.
Please refer to the current departmental/divisional
supplemental calendars for updated program/major requirements.
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