Minor in Multidisciplinary Studies in Science

Program Requirements

6	credits: • SCOL 270 Historical, Philosophical, and Social Aspects of Science (6.00)
9	credits: • SCOL 290 Directed and Independent Study I (3.00) ‌ • SCOL 391 Directed and Independent Study II (6.00)
6	credits: • SCOL 490 Directed and Independent Study III (6.00)
	Note: After consultation with the College, SCOL 490 may be replaced by BIOL 490, CHEM 450, EXCI 426, PHYS 496, or PSYC 495.
9	credits chosen from: • SCOL 350 Current Issues in Physical, Biological and Mathematical Sciences (3.00) ‌ • SCOL 360 Topics for Multidisciplinary Study (3.00) ‌ • LBCL 289 Foundations: Greek, Roman and Biblical Thought (3.00) ‌ • LBCL 290 Foundations: Medieval and Early Modern Thought (3.00) ‌ • LBCL 292 Modes of Expression and Interpretation I (6.00) ‌
	Note: SCOL 350 and SCOL 360 may be repeated twice for credit in this program, provided the subject matter is different each time. In special circumstances and with permission of the College, a repeat of these courses may be replaced by a science course outside the student’s program. Note: Students may take up to six credits from LBCL 289 and LBCL 290; or LBCL 292.

In addition to completing the core curriculum, students are responsible for satisfying their degree requirements by completing a departmental honours, specialization, or major program leading to a BSc, BA, or BCompSc.