Faculty of Science

General Programs

The fundamental objectives of all general degree programs are to develop knowledge and understanding in the student's chosen major subject, to enhance the student's appreciation of the wide range of human endeavour in sciences, social sciences and humanities, and to maintain a balance between the first two objectives. General degrees are normally three-year programs including a minimum of 15.0 credits (or equivalent). General Bachelor of Science (BSc) programs are intended for students majoring in the natural sciences, computer science, mathematics or psychology, and emphasize the relationship between the student's chosen major subject and other subjects within the BSc program. General Bachelor of Arts (BA) programs are intended for students majoring in biology, computer science, kinesiology and physical education, mathematics and psychology, or any subject in the social sciences or humanities. In all cases, students may choose to enrich their studies by completing a secondary program in another subject. This program may be a second major, a minor or an available option.

Within the Faculty of Science, general degree programs are available in biology, chemistry, computer science, kinesiology and physical education, mathematics, physics and psychology. Refer to program descriptions for restrictions.

Faculty of Science BSc and BA Programs

Official electronic version updated at 10:33 a.m. March 31, 2005