*Or 6 upper-level credits in Philosophy or related “Science and Society” subject, if these courses are not available. In such a case, you must consult with the coordinator.

Finally, 12 credits are required from non-science courses (Arts and Humanities), which may count required language course(s) and the other electives (18 credits) may be taken in any discipline.

In order to choose your courses, you must consult with the programme coordinator.

Continuations

A continuation is a sequence of 18 credits in one science discipline, which usually comprises 6 credits from the 1st year level, and 12 credits from the upper-year courses.  The following should be considered for the Liberal Science students :

·   Biology: up to 9 credits from selected psychology courses may be taken.  See "Biology".

·   Computer Science: selected courses are required.  See “Computer Science.”

·   Geology: up to 9 credits from selected geography courses may be taken. See  “Geology.”

·   Mathematics: a continuation consists of MATH 1036/7, 1056/7 and 6 credits of upper-year MATH courses.

Post-secondary credit transfers

Students who have completed a degree from a community college or other post-secondary institution may be granted credits towards their Liberal Science degree.  The students should consult the Registrar’s office to obtain a Credit Transfer equivalent or a College Transition Program form, and consult the Liberal Science coordinator. 

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