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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Individualized Studies
Specialized Honours BA Program
The Program in Specialized Honours-Individualized
Studies is designed for students who wish to pursue a topic or line
of enquiry that requires drawing together courses from several of
the University's disciplines or fields of study.
Students interested in pursuing an individualized
studies degree will be asked by the coordinator to prepare a statement
describing the particular subject they wish to pursue. They will
also be asked to identify a set of courses, from the Faculty of
Arts and elsewhere, which are relevant to this theme. If the coordinator
is satisfied that the proposed subject cannot be adequately pursued
under an established program or departmental major and that sufficient
courses and faculty expertise exist to support individualized study
in the area in question, the student will be permitted to enter
the Individualized Studies Program. Normally, students are eligible
to join the program if they have completed at least 24 credits and
no more than 66 credits by the start of the academic year.
Students in individualized studies must successfully
complete and follow all the regulations for a degree in Specialized
Honours in the Faculty of Arts. In addition, they must take, as
part of the 54 credits relevant to their theme, the individualized
studies thesis course, AS/INDV 4000 6.0. This course is to be taken
during the student's final year of study.
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