6 credit hours in courses from each of two Sciences other than Mathematics and Statistics courses;
a total of at least 78 credit hours in courses offered by departments within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and a total of at least 78 credit hours offered by departments within the Faculty of Science; and
no more than 6 credit hours in courses offered by a Faculty or School other than the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences or the Faculty of Science.
While the Joint Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science is available to all Major programs offered by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Faculty of Science, students pursuing a Major outside of Computer Science, Economics, Geography, Psychology, Pure Mathematics or Statistics should pay special attention to course planning and selection to ensure that this requirement is met within the required 135 credit hours.
Admission to the Major programs shall be governed by Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences - Admission to the Bachelor of Arts General Degree Programs and Faculty of Science - Admission.
Students who have already completed a bachelor's degree are not eligible to complete the Joint Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, but may separately complete a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science in accordance with University Regulations (Undergraduate), Residence Requirements Second Degree.
Diploma Programs
In this section
7.1 General Regulations for Diploma Programs
7.2 Admission
7.3 Graduation Requirements
7.4 Diploma in Ancient Worlds
7.5 Diploma in Creative Writing
7.6 Diploma in Environmental Humanities
7.7 Diploma in Geographic Information Sciences
7.8 Diploma in Humanities
7.9 Diploma in Northern Peoples, Lands, and Resources
7.10 Diploma in Public Policy
7.11 Diploma in Stage and Screen Technique
www.mun.ca/hss/programs/undergraduate/diplomas
Diploma Programs in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences are of distinct advantage to students who wish to complement their studies in one or more fields of specialization. Students can choose programs that either develop knowledge relevant to growing sectors of the economy and to areas of increasing social concern, or enable exploration of a concentrated subject from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. Diploma programs tend to provide more in-depth study of a specialized area than certificate programs do and consequently feature more course options at an advanced level of study.
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences offers the following diploma programs:
Diploma in Ancient Worlds
Diploma in Creative Writing
Diploma in Environmental Humanities
Diploma in Geographic Information Sciences
Diploma in Humanities
Diploma in Northern Peoples, Lands, and Resources
Diploma in Public Policy
Diploma in Stage and Screen Technique
Harlow Campus Semester Courses
Courses delivered exclusively at Harlow Campus include:
Classics 3710-3729
English 3710-3729
Folklore 3710-3729
Gender Studies 3710-3720
Geography 3710-3729
History 3710-3729 (excluding 3713, 3728), 4360-4380
Medieval and Early Modern Studies 3710-3729
Political Science 3980-3999
In addition, a number of courses listed under Course Descriptions are periodically offered at the Harlow Campus. For further information, contact the applicable department.
Field School Courses Delivered Outside of Canada