HONOURS BA PROGRAMS

 Honours Anthropology
The Honours Anthropology program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent) of which not more than six may be at the
100 level. A minimum of 10 and a maximum of 12 credits must be
taken in Anthropology.
    For admission to Second Year, a GPA of 6.00 is required in
AN101, AN102 and SY100*.
   
 First Year
AN101, AN102, SY100*
Three elective credits

 Second Year
AN210; one of AN201, AN203 or AN205; at least two of AN206, AN207,
AN208, AN213 or AN221
One additional half credit in Anthropology
Two and a half elective credits

 Third Year
AN371; either AN204* or AN304*; either AN329 or AN330
One and a half additional credits in Anthropology which must be
taken at the 300 or 400 level
One and a half elective credits

 Fourth Year
Two of: AN450*, AN454*, AN490*
One additional credit in Anthropology at the 300 or 400 level
Two elective credits

 Honours Anthropology Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours Anthropology in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Anthropology program consists of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent) of which not more than six may
be taken at the 100 level. A minimum of seven Anthropology credits
is required, and a maximum of nine Anthropology credits may be
taken.
    The Anthropology courses must include: AN101, AN102,
AN210; one of AN201, AN203, AN205; two of AN206, AN207, AN208,
AN213, AN221; AN371 and either AN329 or AN330; either AN450* or
AN454*.

 Honours Archaeology
The Interdepartmental Honours Program in Archaeology consists of
a minimum of 20 full-credit courses (or equivalent). Four areas of
specialization are offered: Near Eastern, Classical, Prehistoric
and North American Historical/Industrial.
Although the four areas have six common Core credits as noted
below, each program also has a number of particular courses that
are required, some in Archaeology and some in related fields.
Consequently, students should strive to choose their area of
specialization in the First Year, and those wishing to change
programs should consult with the Co-ordinator.

    The Core Program consists of AR100*, AR245*, AR306*, AR341*,
and two archaeology credits not in the student's area program, one
credit of which is predetermined by the course requirements of each
area. A senior credit in a language other than English must also
be completed, unless a written exemption is obtained from the
Co-ordinating Committee. For progression purposes, and for
graduation, the cumulative GPA will be calculated on all required
courses specified in the Core and in the student's area of
specialization.

 Near Eastern
First Year
AR100*, RE107, RE108, RE140* (if offered in First Year; if not, it
must be taken in Second Year)
Two elective credits

 Second, Third and Fourth Years
AN101, AN102
AR203*, AR204, AR205, AR214, AR215, AR245*, AR302*, AR306*, AR310*,
AR341*, and one additional Archaeology credit not in the area 
program.
RE260, RE261 (Intermediate Hebrew), RE308, RE309
Three elective credits

 Notes:
  1. Students are strongly encouraged to acquire an adequate
     reading knowledge of German and/or French (or another foreign
     language relevant to the student's area of study). Aramaic is
     recommended for those interested in the advanced study of
     Semitic languages.
  2. Students are also advised to take an introductory course
     in statistics as an elective.

 Classical
First Year
AR100*, CL101, CL102
Both GR101 and GR102 or both LA101 and LA102 (see Note 2)
Two elective credits

 Second Year
AR214, AR215, AR245*, CL225, CL226
200 level credit in Greek or Latin
100 level credit in other Classical language (i.e. Latin or Greek)
not taken in First Year

 Third and Fourth Years
AR203*, AR306* (Summer), AR341*
 Four of: AR321, AR323, AR325, AR327, AR329, AR331
RE 308, RE309
200 level credit in the other classical language
Additional credit in either Greek or Latin
One Archaeology credit not in the area program
One elective credit

 Notes:
   1. Students, with the approval of the Co-ordinating Committee,
      may substitute AR310* for the two half credits in Archaeology
      (e.g. AR321, AR323, AR325, AR327, AR329, AR331) in the Third
      or Fourth Year.
   2. Three credits are required in one classical language and two
      in the other.
   3. Students planning to attend graduate school are advised
      to include among their electives a third year of the second
      classical language as well as two years of German or French.

 Prehistoric
First Year
AN101, AN102, AR100*; either GG100* or GL100*
Language (see Note 1)
One elective credit

 Second, Third and Fourth Years
AR218*, AR220, AR240*, AR245*, AR304*, AR306*, AR307*, AR313,
AR341*, AR460* AN201, AN306, AN314; either AN205 or AN222
One Archaeology credit not in the area program
Three elective credits (GG251 recommended)

 Notes:
   1. Although it is strongly recommended that French be used
      to fulfil the Core requirement for a second language, other
      choices such as German and Spanish are possible. Students
      wishing to select a language other than French should consult
      the program Co-ordinator.
   2. Students are advised to take an introductory course in
      statistics as an elective.

 North American Historical/Industrial

 First Year
AN101, AR100*, GG100*
HI110*, or HI111 and HI112, or HI114*
One credit French elective (see Note)
One half-credit elective

 Second Year
AR240*, AR245*, HI292, HI293, GG220, GG251
One elective credit (HI220* recommended)

 Third Year
AR306* (summer), AR341*, AR345*
HI321, HI322
One half-credit Archaeology elective
One half-credit elective

 Fourth Year
AR304*, AR460*
One of HI475*, HI477*, HI479*, HI480*
One Archaeology credit not in the area program
One elective credit
 Note: The language requirement in the Core Program (page 67)
       must be fulfilled in French, unless otherwise approved by
       the Co-ordinating Committee.

 Honours Archaeology in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Archaeology program consists of a minimum of
20 full-credit courses (or equivalent) of which a maximum of six
may be at the 100 level. A minimum of nine credits must be taken
in Archaeology approved courses. The student must take the
Core courses and those required in one of four specialized areas:
Near Eastern, Classical, Prehistoric, or North American
Historical/Industrial Archaeology. For progression purposes, and
for graduation, the cumulative GPA in Honours Archaeology will be
calculated on all required courses specified in the Core and in the
student's area of specialization.

 Required Courses

 Core:
AR100*; AR245* or AR341*; AR306*
One Archaeology credit not in the student's area program

 Near Eastern:
RE308, RE309
Three credits from AR203*, AR204, AR205, AR302*, AR310*
One credit from RE140*, AR220, AR313

 Classical:
CL101, CL102, AR214, AR215
One credit from: AR321, AR323, AR325, AR327, AR329, AR331
Two credits from: GR101, GR102, LA101, LA102, 200-level  Greek or
Latin, AR220, AR313

 Prehistoric:
AN101, AN102; either AR218* or AR307*; AR220; either AR240* or
AR460*; AR304*, AR313

 North American Historical/Industrial:
AR240*, AR345*; either AR304* or AR460*; HI110*; one credit from:
AN101, AR220, one half-credit senior French language course, GG220;
one credit French elective (see Note 4).

 Notes:
    1. Students in Honours Archaeology (Near Eastern) in
       combination with Honours Religion and Culture are exempted
       from the requirement to obtain a credit in Ancient Near East
       and Mediterranean Religions.
    2. Students in Honours Archaeology (Classical) in combination
       with Honours Classical Studies must obtain two credits in
       Greek and/or Latin, must obtain a total of 16 credits from
       the program descriptions of Honours Archaeology in
       combination and Honours Classical Studies in combination,
       including all the courses designated by number as required.
    3. Students in Honours Archaeology (Prehistoric) in
       combination with Honours Anthropology may count AN101 and
       AN102 toward both programs.
    4. Students wishing to fulfil this requirement in a language
       other than French (e.g. German or Spanish) should consult
       with the program Co-ordinator.

 Honours BA Biology Program
The Honours BA Biology program consists of 20 full-credit courses
(or equivalent), of which not more than six may be taken at the 100
level. A minimum of 10 senior Biology credits must be taken.

 First Year
BI100*
CP102 (recommended) or CP104
Three and a half elective credits (MA140* recommended.)

 Second Year
Three senior Biology credits
Two elective credits

 Third Year
Three senior Biology credits
Two elective credits
Biology Illustration Workshops (no credit)

 Fourth Year
Two senior Biology credits
BI491, BI492* (Directed Research)
One and a half elective credits

 Regulations and Notes:
   1. With departmental approval a student in the General
      program may transfer to the Honours program after fulfilling
      all the Honours requirements up to the time of transfer. 
      Students (except those who have been permitted to proceed in
      Honours Biology on probation) who must transfer out of the
      Honours program because of an insufficient GPA may re-enter
      the program provided that by the end of the academic year
      following transfer to the General program, they have:
       (a) attained a cumulative GPA in Biology of at least 7.00;
       (b) fulfilled all other Honours program requirements by the
           time of reinstatement;
       (c) attained a GPA of not less than 9.00 on a minimum of two
           and a half Biology credits taken in that year.
   2. One credit in English is required plus one of: BI390,
      EN104, EN105, EN227, EN228.
   3. Electives must include at least a half credit in the
      Social Sciences Division.
   4. Honours Biology students in Second, Third, and Fourth Year
      are expected to attend all Biology Department seminars.

 Honours Biology Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours BA Biology in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours BA Biology program consists of a minimum of
20 full-credit courses (or equivalent). Not more than six of these
may be at the 100 level.

 Required Courses:
BI100*
CP102
Eight senior credits in Biology not including BI390
One of: BI390, EN104, EN105, EN227, EN228

 Note:
BI491 and BI492* are not available to students in this program.

 Honours Classical Studies
The Honours Classical Studies program consists of a minimum of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent) of which a maximum of four may
be 100 level courses taken outside the Department. A minimum of 11
credits must be taken in the Department, and a maximum of 13 will
be permitted. For progression purposes, the GPA is calculated on
courses taken within the Department of Classics.

 Required Courses:
CL101, CL102, CL214, CL215, CL225, CL226
One credit from CL205*, CL212, either CL211 or CL320
A minimum of two and a maximum of four senior credits in Latin
and/or Greek.
A minimum of seven credits must be obtained in Classics courses,
and PY360 (ancient philosophy) may be substituted toward this
requirement and will count in the departmental average.
A maximum of one credit will be permitted from CL321, CL323,
CL325, CL327, CL329, CL331.

 Honours Classical Studies in Combination with Another
Honours Program
The Honours Classical Studies program in combined Honours consists
of a minimum of 20 full-credit courses (or equivalent) of which a
maximum of four may be 100 level courses taken outside the
Department. A minimum of eight credits must be taken in the
Department, and a maximum of 10 will be permitted. For progression
purposes, the GPA is calculated on courses taken within the
Department of Classics.

 Required Courses:
CL101, CL102, CL214, CL215, CL225, CL226
One credit from CL205*, CL212, either CL211 or CL320
One credit in Latin and/or Greek.
A minimum of seven credits must be obtained in Classics courses,
although PY360 (ancient philosophy) may be substituted toward this
requirement and will count in the departmental average.
A maximum of two credits in Latin and/or Greek will be permitted.
A maximum of one credit will be permitted from CL321, CL323, CL325,
CL327, CL329, CL331.

 Honours Economics
See pages 89-93 for full descriptions of the programs in Economics.

 Honours English Language and Literature
The Honours English program consists of 20 full-credit courses (or
equivalent). Not more than six of these may be at the 100 level.
A minimum of 12 and a maximum of 14 credits are required in
English. For students wishing to graduate with a degree in Honours
English with Theatre minor, the minimum number of credits required
in English is 12, and the maximum number of credits in both English
and Theatre courses is 15; for students wishing to graduate in
Honours English with Theatre major, the minimum number of credits
required in English is 12, and the maximum number of credits in
both English and Theatre courses is 17.

 Required Courses

 First Year:
EN122* (or EN118 and EN130). See note on page 70.

 Second Year:
EN256*, EN258*, EN272*, EN291 (plus one of EN265, EN266, EN267,
EN269)

 Third Year:
EN351, EN352*, EN355*, EN357* (plus one of EN265, EN266, EN267,
EN269)

 Fourth Year:
EN453*, EN454*, EN462*

    In Second and Third Year, students must take two of
EN265, EN266, EN267, EN269. At least one of these must be EN267 or
EN269.

Note: Exceptional students who hold credit for EN118 and EN130
may, with the permission of the Department, be permitted to
register in Second Year of Honours English.

 Electives in English
Students may take a maximum of two credits from the following:
EN201, EN203, EN204, EN205, EN207, EN208, EN211, EN212, EN215,
EN216, EN217, EN218, EN219, EN223, EN224, EN225, EN226, EN227,
EN228, EN301, EN302, EN306, EN322, EN325, EN326, EN331*, EN333*,
EN342*, EN345, EN346. Students with credit for EN122* may also
include among their electives one of EN104, EN130.
 Note:  All English electives must be taken at the General level.

 Honours English Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours English in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours English program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent). Not more than six of these may be at the
100 level.

    Students must take EN122* and at least eight English
credits offered at the Honours level. Department approval must be
obtained for these eight credits.

 Honours French Language and Literature
The Honours French program consists of a minimum of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent). Not more than seven of these may be at the
100 level. Students must take at least 11 but no more than 12
credits in French.

    First Year Francophone students, bilingual students, and
students with credit for OAC French Immersion courses whose
performance on a placement test written during the first week of
classes is deemed satisfactory may be placed in FR251*.

 Required courses:
In addition to the requirements in language and literature shown
below, the student must take one credit in the literature of France
preceding 1800, and another credit in the literature of France
after 1800.

 First Year
FR110; either FR120 or FR121; FR205*

 Second Year
FR251*
Two French credits at the 200 level

 Third Year
FR304 or FR404
Two and a half French credits at the 200, 300 or 400 level

 Fourth Year
Three French credits at the 200, 300 or 400 level

 Notes:
   1. Students may obtain a maximum of one credit at a
      francophone university, provided a letter of permission is
      obtained from WLU prior to registering in courses. The
      courses may be taken only between First and Second Year or 
      between Second and Third Year.
   2. Students who intend to go into High School teaching are
      advised to take FR351* and FR471*.

 Third Year Abroad
The Department of French Language and Literature co-operates with
corresponding departments at the universities of Windsor, Western
Ontario and Guelph in operating a Third Year Abroad program at the
University of Nice, France. Students in good standing in Honours
French at WLU may apply to participate in this program.

 Honours French in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours French program consists of a minimum of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent). Not more than seven of these
may be at the 100 level.
 Note: The requirements are the same as stated in Honours French
       except that a minimum of nine credits in French is required.

 Honours Environmental Studies
The Honours Environmental Studies (BA) program consists of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent), of which no more than six may
be at the 100 level. A maximum of 10.5 credits may be in Geography,
including those specified as follows:

 Core Courses (seven credits):
GG100*, GL100*
GG251, GG254, GG258; either GG260 or GG270; GG280, GG290 (normally
taken in Second Year); Third Year Field Camp (one week, no credit);
one of GG351, GG360, GG361, GG368, GG369; either GG450* and one of
GG451, GG492, GG493, GG494, or GG451 and two of GG492, GG493,
GG494.

 Elective Courses (minimum of six credits and maximum of 10
credits)
In addition to the courses taken above, the program must include
at least two and one half Geography elective credits (of which at
least one credit must be at the 300 or 400 level) and at least
three and one half Environmental Studies credits chosen from the
respective lists below.
 Geography: GG233, GG234, GG261, GG291, GG292, GG293, GG294, GG297,
            GG379, GG381, GG382, GG383, GG385, GG386, GG388, GG389,
            GG391, GG393, GG395, GG396, GG397, GG492, GG493, GG494.
 Environmental Studies: AN206, AN222, AN306, AN337, AN338, BI305*,
                        BI307*, BI330*, BI464*, CH234, CH235,
                        CH236, CH415, EC218, EC237, EC238, EC244,
                        EC317, PY223, US201, US202.

 Notes:
    1. For progression into Second Year, a minimum GP of 6.0 is
       required in each of GG100* and GL100*. For progression into
       Third Year, into Fourth Year and for graduation, the area
       of specialization for GPA purposes will consist of all Core
       and Elective courses taken towards the Honours Environmental
       Studies program.  
    2. At least one half credit must be taken from Curriculum
       Division A in the General program. (PY223 recommended).
    3. To count courses other than those in the Elective list
       above towards the Honours Environmental Studies program,
       written permission must be obtained from the Department
       prior to the commencement of such courses.
    4. Students are advised that many of the courses in the
       program, especially those in the Environmental Studies
       electives list, have prerequisites.

 Honours Geography
The Honours Geography program consists of 20 full-credit courses
(or equivalent) and includes a minimum of 10.5 credits in Geography
and a minimum of eight non-Geography credits. Not more than six
full-credit courses (or equivalent) may be at the 100 level. The
program must include at least one half-credit in curriculum
Division A in the General program.

 First Year
GG100*
Four non-Geography elective credits

 Second Year
GG251, GG254, GG258, GG260, GG270, GG280, GG290
One and a half non-Geography elective credits

 Third Year
Students must take a half credit from each of three of the
following four groups:
 Group 1: GG265, GG362, GG363, GG364, GG365, GG366, GG367
 Group 2: GG271, GG272, GG274, GG371, GG372, GG374, GG375, GG376
 Group 3: GG381, GG382, GG385, GG387, GG388, GG389
 Group 4: GG391, GG392, GG393, GG395, GG396
 One of GG351, GG360, GG361, GG368, GG369
Three elective credits as follows:
One Geography elective credit at the 300 or 400 level
One non-Geography elective credit
One Geography or non-Geography elective credit
Geography Field Camp (one week, no credit)

 Fourth Year
GG450* or one full credit consisting of one half credit in
Geography at the 400 level (excluding GG451) and one half credit
in Geography at the 300 or 400 level.
Four elective credits as follows:
Two Geography elective credits at the 300 or 400 level
One and a half non-Geography elective credits
One half-credit elective, Geography or non-Geography
 
 Honours Geography Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours Geography in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Geography program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent).
    A minimum of eight credits in Geography is required
and a maximum of 11 may be taken.
    The program must include the following: GG100* (taken in the
First Year); GG251, GG254, GG258, GG260, GG270, GG280, GG290
(normally taken in the Second Year); one of GG351, GG360, GG361,
GG368, GG369. Students must take one half credit from each of two
of the following four groups:
 Group 1: GG265, GG362, GG363, GG364, GG365, GG366, GG367
 Group 2: GG271, GG272, GG274, GG371, GG372, GG374, GG375, GG376
 Group 3: GG381, GG382, GG385, GG387, GG388, GG389
 Group 4: GG391, GG392, GG393, GG395, GG396
Third Year Field Camp (one week, no credit)
GG450* or one full credit consisting of one half credit in
Geography at the 400 level (excluding GG451) and one half credit
in Geography at the 300 or 400 level.
One Geography elective credit at the 300 or 400 level.

 Honours German
The Honours German program consists of a minimum of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent). Not more than six of these may be at the
100 level. A minimum of 10 German credits is required.

 First Year
GM150*, GM151*

 Second Year
GM221*, GM255, GM256

 Third Year
GM313, GM314, GM321*, GM322*

 Fourth Year
GM452*, GM454*, GM481*

 Honours German in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours German program consists of a minimum of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent), at least eight of which shall
be in German. Not more than six credits may be at the 100 level.

 First Year
GM150*, GM151*

 Second Year
GM221*, GM255, GM256

 Third Year
GM313, GM314 and either GM321* or GM322*

 Fourth Year
GM452* and either GM454* or GM481*

 Honours Greek in Combination with Another Honours Program
The Honours Greek program in combined Honours consists of a
minimum of 20 full-credit courses, no more than six of which may
be at the 100 level. The program must include at least six senior
credits in Greek. The Honours GPA progression requirement
includes all required courses.

 Required Courses:
GR101, GR102
At least one credit at the 200 level
Additional credits in Greek to a total of six senior credits of
which three and a half must be at the 300 or 400 level
CL101, CL225

 Honours History
An Honours degree in History requires a total of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent). Not more than six credits at the 100 level
may be counted toward the degree, and one of these six must be in
History at the 100 level. Nine of the 20 credits must be in senior
History courses, certain of which are required and must be taken
in a specific year of the program.

    One 200 or 300 level credit in Canadian History is required.

 Second Year
HI251, HI252
Two additional 200 level History credits

 Third Year
HI398
One and one half additional 300 level History credits
One additional 200 or 300 level History credit

 Fourth Year
Two 400 level History credits
One 200 or 300 level History credit

 Honours History Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours History in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours History program consists of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent). Not more than six of these may
be at the 100 level, and one of these must be in History.

    A minimum of six History credits at the senior level
are required, and must include:
    One senior Canadian History credit
    Three credits taken at the 300 or 400 level

 Second Year
HI251, HI252
One additional credit of 200 level History

 Third Year
HI398
One additional half credit of 300 level History
One additional credit of 200 or 300 level History

 Fourth Year
One credit of 400 level History
One additional credit of senior History
Note: For advice on which History courses best suit their
particular combined program, students should consult members of the
Department.

 Honours Latin in Combination with Another Honours Program
The Honours Latin program in combined Honours consists of a minimum
of 20 full-credit courses, not more than six of which may be at the
100 level. The program must include at least six senior credits in
Latin. The Honours GPA progression requirement includes all
required courses.

 Required Courses:
LA101, LA102, LA203, LA204, CL102, CL226 (an additional credit at
the 200 level is recommended.) Additional Latin courses to a total
of six senior credits of which three and a half must be at the 300
or 400 level

 Honours Mathematics
The Honours Mathematics (BA) program consists of a minimum of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent) including at least 11 and no
more than 13 Mathematics credits. The program includes no more than
seven 100 level credits.

 Required Courses:
MA100*, MA121, MA122, MA200, MA201, MA215, MA222, MA240, MA250,
MA322, MA323, MA489 and at least three and a half additional
Mathematics credits at the 300 or 400 level, including at least one
and a half at the 400 level.
CP102 or CP104

 Notes:
   1. Electives must include at least a half credit from the
      Humanities Division (excluding Mathematics), and at least a
      half credit from the Social Science Division. (See Curriculum
      Divisions, page 53.)
   2. The following is a suggested schedule within which all
      program requirements can be fulfilled:

 First Year
MA100*, MA121, MA122
CP102 or CP104
Two and a half non-Mathematics elective credits

 Second Year
MA200, MA201, MA215, MA222, MA240, MA250
One half-credit elective in Mathematics
One and a half non-Mathematics elective credits

 Third Year
MA322, MA323
Two and a half Mathematics elective credits
One non-Mathematics elective credit
One half-credit elective

 Fourth Year
MA489
One and a half Mathematics elective credits
One and a half non-Mathematics elective edits
One and a half elective credits.

 Honours Mathematics Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours Mathematics in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Mathematics (BA) program consists of a 
minimum of 20 full-credit courses (or uivalent), including at least
eight and no more than 11 Mathematics credits. The program must
include no more than six 100-level credits.

 Required Courses:
MA100*, MA121, MA122, MA200, MA201, MA222, MA240, MA250, MA323 and
at least two and a half additional Mathematics credits at the 300
or 400 level including at least one at the 400 level.
 Note: Electives must include at least a half credit from the
       Humanities Division (excluding Mathematics), and at least
       a half credit from the Social Science Division. (See
       Curriculum Divisions, page 53.)

 Honours Mathematics with Finance and Accounting Option
The program consists of a minimum of 20 full-credit courses (or
equivalent) including at least 10 Mathematics credits. The program
includes at most seven 100 level credits and must include at least
three elective Mathematics credits at the 300 or 400 level of which
at least one is at the 400 level.

    The following schedule incorporates all program requirements.

 First Year
MA100*, MA121, MA122
BU111, BU121
EC120, EC140
One of BU155 (recommended), CP102, CP104
One half-credit elective

 Second Year
MA200, MA201, MA222, MA240, MA245
One half-credit elective in Mathematics
BU227, BU231, BU247
One half-credit non-Mathematics, non-Business elective (EC250 or
EC260 recommended)

 Third Year
MA250, MA323
One and a half Mathematics elective credits
BU357, BU383, BU387, BU393, BU397

 Fourth Year
Two and a half Mathematics elective credits
Two credits from BU443, BU453, BU456, BU457, BU463, BU466, BU467,
BU473, BU476, BU477, BU483, BU487, BU493, BU496, BU497
One half-credit elective
 Note: In addition to the university progression and graduation
       requirements, a minimum cumulative GPA of 6.00 in Business
       courses is required.

 Honours Music (BA) in Combination with Another Honours
Program (see page 104)

 Honours Philosophy
The Honours Philosophy program consists of 20 full-credit courses
(or equivalent). Not more than six of these may be at the 100
level. A student's program must contain at least 11 but may contain
no more than 12 credits in Philosophy.
  1. Core Courses (four credits):
       Students must take the followings courses: PY110 and PY111
       (or equivalent); PY204; PY207; three of PY256, PY259, PY261,
       PY262, PY263, PY264; a half-credit Fourth Year seminar.

 In addition to core courses students must obtain:
  2. Area Courses (three credits):
       (a) at least a half credit in history (PY360)
       (b) at least one and a half credits in values (PY203, PY213,
           PY215, PY217, PY218, PY223, PY227, PY230, PY233, PY247,
           PY480)
       (c) at least one full credit in metaphysics and epistemology
           (PY209, PY214, PY225, PY226, PY228, PY229, PY239, PY249,
            PY304, PY309, PY470)
  3. Elective Courses (four to five credits)
       Elective courses in Philosophy must include at least four
       credits, but may include up to five credits.
       At least three full credits among area courses and elective
       courses must be at the 300 or 400 level.

 Honours Philosophy in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Philosophy program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent). Not more than six of these may be at the
100 level. A minimum of seven full-credits and a maximum  nine
credits may be in Philosophy.
   1. Core Courses (three and a half credits)
       Students must take the following courses: PY110 and PY111
       (or equivalent); either PY201 or PY204; three of PY256,
       PY259, PY261, PY262, PY263, PY264; a half-credit Fourth Year
       seminar.
   2. Elective Courses (three and a half to five and a half
      credits)
       Elective courses in Philosophy must include at least three
       and a half credits, but may include up to five and a half
       credits.
       At least two full credits among the elective courses must
       be at the 300 or 400 level.

 Honours Physical Education
Physical Education is a program with a limited and controlled
enrolment. Students wishing this program must indicate this
preference on the initial application to the University.
    The Honours BA program in Physical Education consists
of a minimum of 20 full-credit courses (or  equivalent), not more
than six of which may be at the 100 level. The program must include
at least 10 and may include at most 12 senior credits in Physical
Education (see Note 1). All Physical Education students who were
accepted into a physical education program in June 1992, or after,
and who wish to complete the Honours degree, will be classified as
General program students until the completion of 15 full credits,
which must include: PE121, PE122; four of PE101  through PE119 ,
PE207  and/or PE212 ; PE210 or PE211; PE216, PE221, PE222, PE231,
PE232, PE241, PE242; PE261 and PE262 or equivalent; four of
PE301  through PE318 ; PE321, PE322, PE323, PE341. Students meeting
these requirements and having a minimum cumulative GPA of 7.00 in
all Physical Education courses and a minimum cumulative GPA of 5.00
in all other courses will be eligible for admission to the Fourth
Year of the program and the opportunity to complete the Honours
degree. Those not meeting the requirements may complete the General
degree requirements as outlined on pages 56-57 of this Calendar.
 First Year
PE121, PE122
Four of : PE101  through PE119 ,
          PE207  and /or PE212 
          BI100* or BI101* 
          PS100* or SY100*
          One elective credit

  Second Year
PE210 or PE211; PE216, PE221, PE222, PE231, PE232, PE241, PE242
One elective credit

 Third Year
PE261, PE262, PE321, PE322, PE323, PE341, PE351
Two of: PE301 , PE306 , PE307 , PE309 , PE311 , PE313 , PE316 ,  
        PE317 , PE318 
One elective credit

 Fourth Year
PE361
Two of: PE410, PE411, PE420, PE421, PE422, PE441, PE451
Two of: PE301, PE306, PE307, PE309, PE311, PE313, PE316, PE317,
        PE318 
Three elective credits

 Notes:
   1. If an equivalent is completed in place of PE261 and PE262,
      (e.g., PS248, PS249, SY280, SY382), nine senior credits are 
      required in Physical Education.
   2. PE210 and PE211 have PS100* and SY100* as their respective
      prerequisites.
   3. Students interested in a career in school teaching are
      advised to consult with the Department regarding course
      selection. Students intending to apply to a faculty of 
      education at an Ontario university should obtain credit for
      six or more of PE101  through PE119 , PE207  and/or PE212 .

 Honours Political Science
The Honours Political Science program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent) of which not more than six may be at the
100 level. A student's program must contain at least 11 but no more
than 13 credits in Political Science.

The Political Science courses must include:
       PO100* (or both PO110 and PO111) and PO478: one credit in
       political thought, (normally PO235, PO236); one credit in
       quantitative methods, (normally PO217, PO218); one credit
       in Canadian government, (normally PO263, PO264); two full
       credits at the 300 or 400 level (excluding PO478)
The student must also ensure that at least one credit is obtained
from each of at least three of the following five fields:
 Canadian Government: PO211, PO212, PO312, PO313, PO314, PO315,
 PO342, PO343, PO345, PO346, PO347, PO348, PO450, PO451, PO473
 Comparative Politics: PO225, PO226, PO227, PO228, PO318, PO319,
                       PO325, PO326, PO327, PO457, PO465
 International Relations: PO231, PO232, PO331, PO332, PO333, PO334,
                          PO344, PO475, PO488, PO489
 Political Process: PO204, PO205, PO240, PO241, PO320, PO476
 Political Thought: PO335, PO336, PO337

 Honours Political Science Co-operative Education Option 
(see page 65)

 Honours Political Science in Combination with Another
Honours Program
The combined Honours Political Science program consists of 20
full-credit courses (or equivalent), of which not more than six may
be at the 100 level.
    A minimum of seven and a half credits must and a maximum of
nine credits may be in Political Science.
The Political Science courses must include:
       PO100*, (or both PO110 and PO111) and PO478; one credit in
       political thought, (normally P0235, PO236); one credit in
       quantitative methods, (normally PO217, PO218;
       one credit in Canadian government, (normally PO263, PO264);
       two full credits at the 300 or 400 level (excluding PO478)
The student must also ensure that at least one credit is obtained
from each of at least two of the following fields:
 Canadian Government: PO211, PO212, PO312, PO313, PO314, PO315
 PO342, PO343, PO345, PO346, PO347, PO348, PO450, PO451, PO473
 Comparative Politics: PO225, PO226, PO227, PO228, PO318, PO319,
                       PO325, PO326, PO327, PO457, PO465
 International Relations: PO231, PO232, PO331, PO332, PO333,
                          PO334, PO344, PO475, PO488, PO489
 Political Process: PO204, PO205, PO240, PO241, PO320, PO476
 Political Thought: PO335, PO336, PO337

    Students must have their total program approved by
their two Honours Departments by the beginning of each academic
year.

 Honours Psychology
The Honours Psychology program consists of 20 full-credit courses
(or equivalent), including at least 10 but not more than 11.5
credits in Psychology. A maximum of six credits at the 100 level
may be included in the program.
    It is recommended that all students considering graduate work
register for the thesis course (PS499*) in Fourth Year. Students
who do not take PS499* must take PS498*.
    Students are advised that admission to the Honours
Psychology program does not guarantee admission to PS499*.
    The non-Psychology credits must include at least one
from each of the following groups:
 Group I: BI100*, BI101*, CH100*, CH101*; one of CP102, BU115 or
 BU155, CP104, CP114, CP116; one of CP102, BU115 or BU155; GL100*,
 MA100*, MA121, MA122, MA130, MA140*, PC100*, PC102*, PC110*,
 PC120, a senior credit in any of these disciplines or a senior
 credit in Physical Geography.
 Group II: AN101, AN102, EC120, EC140, PO100*, PO110, PO111,
 SY100*, GG100*, or a senior credit in any of these disciplines
 except Physical Geography.
 Group III: Archaeology; Classics; History; Literature or Language;
 Music History or Literature; Philosophy; Religion and Culture.

 First Year
PS100* and four additional elective credits. Ordinarily students
will include one credit from each of the above three groups.

 Second Year
Five credits including:
 1. PS298, PS299
 2. At least one of PS205, PS209, PS211, PS215, or PS228 must 
    be completed during either Second or Third Year.
 3. At least one of PS219, PS221, PS225, or PS229 must be
    completed during either Second or Third Year. Students are
    encouraged to satisfy this requirement in the same year in
    which they satisfy 2 above.
 4. At least one of PS206, PS216, PS226, PS231 or PS233* must
    be completed during either Second or Third Year. Each of these
    courses includes a field placement as a course requirement.
 5. The prerequisites for at least one seminar course taken in
    Third Year.
    
 Third Year 
Five credits including:
 1. PS399*
 2. At least one of PS311, PS318, PS323, PS324, PS325, PS326,
    PS328. Students who are considering pursuing their education
    beyond the Honours BA are strongly encouraged to complete at
    least two seminars.
 3. PS452. This course may be completed in either Third or Fourth
    Year.

 Fourth Year
Five credits, including either PS499* or PS498*.

 Honours Psychology Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours Psychology in Combination with Another Honours Program
The requirements are the same as stated above in Honours Psychology
except that a minimum of eight and a half and a maximum of 11
credits in Psychology are required. Students who are required to
complete research methods and statistics courses in the second
Honours program should consult with both Departments to avoid
duplication.

 Honours Religion and Culture
The Honours Religion and Culture program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent), of which at most six credits may be at the
100 level and at least a half credit must be from each of
Curriculum Divisions B and C in the General program (page 53). A
minimum of 10, but no more than 15, of the 20 credits must be in
Religion and Culture courses, and must include RE300, RE400, at
least one additional 400 level credit, and courses from Group I
(Religious Traditions of the World), Group II (Thematic and
Comparative) and Group III (Approaches to the Study of Religion and
Research Tools) below:
Group I: at least one half credit must be taken from each of three
of the following five categories:
 Ancient Near-Eastern and Mediterranean Religions: RE107, RE200, 
 RE203*, RE262, RE302*, RE308, RE309, RE310*, RE345, RE346, RE444.
 Christianity: RE201, RE215, RE216, RE219, RE301, RE311, RE335,
               RE356, RE432.
 Judaism and Islam: RE213, RE227, RE304, RE305, RE343, RE351,
                    RE352.
 Asian Religions: RE246, RE250, RE251, RE298, RE321, RE424.
 Indigenous Religions: RE211, RE318.
Group II: at least one credit must be taken from RE103, RE104,
 RE108, RE212*, RE224, RE228, RE230, RE233, RE235, RE236, RE248,
 RE296, RE312, RE313, RE319, RE322, RE328, RE330, RE331, RE336,
 RE337, RE344, RE372
Group III: at least one half credit must be taken from RE100,
 RE101, RE140*, RE143, RE144, RE241, RE242, RE260, RE261, RE275,
 RE316, RE327, RE348, RE456*, RE476, RE477.
Note: It is strongly recommended that at least one university-level
credit in a foreign language be taken. Students, in consultation
with faculty advisors, may construct specialized programs within
Religion and Culture to meet a variety of needs such as preparation
for graduate study, seminary, or teaching.

 Honours Religion and Culture in Combination with Another Honours
Program
The requirements are the same as stated above in Honours Religion
and Culture except that a minimum of eight credits is required in
Religion and Culture.

 Honours Sociology
The program consists of 20 full-credit courses (or equivalent) of
which not more than six may be at the 100 level. The program must
include a minimum of 11 credits (two at the 400 level) and may
include a maximum of 13 credits in Sociology. The program must also
include AN101 and one additional half credit in Anthropology.

 First Year
SY100*, AN101
Three and a half elective credits

 Second Year
SY203*, SY280, SY281
Three credits including at least one and a half in Sociology and
at least one elective credit approved by the Department.

 Third Year
SY382; either SY387 or SY388
Four credits including at least two and a half in Sociology and at
least one elective credit approved by the Department.
(Except where otherwise stated, all students taking 300 level
courses are required to have the prerequisite of one of SY203*,
SY280, SY281 or permission of the Department).

 Fourth Year
Two credits in Sociology at the 400 level.
Three credits including at least one in Sociology and at least one
elective credit approved by the Department.
(Except where otherwise stated, all students taking 400 level
courses are required to have the prerequisite of either SY387 or
SY388 or permission of the Department).

 Honours Sociology Co-operative Education Option (see page 65)

 Honours Sociology in Combination with Another Honours Program
The combined Honours Sociology program consists of 20 full-credit
courses (or equivalent) not more than six of which may be at the
100 level. A minimum of seven and a maximum of nine credits in
Sociology must be completed, including:
SY100*, SY203*, SY280, SY281, SY382; either SY387 or SY388; two
credits in Sociology at the 400 level.
 
 Honours Sociology and Social Anthropology
The Honours Sociology and Social Anthropology program consists of
20 full-credit courses (or equivalent), including AN101, AN102,
SY100* and at most four other credits at the 100 level. A minimum
GPA of 6.0 in AN101, AN102 and a GP of at least 6.0 in SY100* are
required for progression into the second year of the program; for
progression into subsequent years, and for graduation, the
cumulative GPA will be calculated on the Anthropology and Sociology
courses combined.
Required senior courses:
AN210, AN337, AN371; one of AN201, AN203, AN205; at least one of
AN206, AN207, AN208, AN213, AN221; at least 4.5 additional senior
credits in Anthropology, of which at least one credit must be at
the 300 level and at least two credits must be at the 400 level.
SY203*, SY280, SY281, SY338, SY387, SY388 and at least three
additional senior credits in Sociology, of which at least one half
credit must be at the 300 level and at least two credits must be
at the 400 level.

 Note:
Students may choose to complete an honours thesis in either 
sociology or social anthropology, or on a topic that combines the
perspectives of both disciplines.

 Honours Spanish
The Honours Spanish program consists of 20 full-credit courses (or
equivalent) of which at least 10 must be in Spanish including
SP201, SP202, SP205, SP206, SP227, SP228, SP261, SP262; SP326 or
SP327; SP351, SP352. A maximum of six 100 level credits may
be counted towards the program.

 Honours Spanish in Combination with Another Honours Program
The requirements are the same as stated above for Honours Spanish
except that a minimum of eight credits in Spanish is required.