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This Course is Available Honours 4-year program, Thesis Available
Honours Law and Politics
Degree Requirements
Total courses: forty (40)
(a) POLS-1000, POLS-1300, POLS-1600 and POLS-2750;
(b) one of POLS-2510 or POLS-2520 [should be taken in Semester 3, 4 or 5];
(c) POLS-2140 and POLS-3140;
(d) one of POLS-2680, POLS-3600, POLS-3620/PHIL-3230, or POLS-3630
(e) three of POLS-2010, POLS-2120, POLS-2200, POLS-2210, POLS-3090, POLS-3210, POLS-3230, POLS3240, and POLS-3260;
(f) nine additional Political Science courses, including at least three at the 4000-level;
(g) two courses from Arts;
(h) two courses from Languages or Science;
(i) two courses from any area of study, excluding Social Sciences;
(j) GART-1500, GART-1510, SOSC-2500, PHIL-1600, and PHIL-2610;
(k) one of GART-2090 or PHIL-2210;
(l) two of PHIL-2260, HIST-2870, SACR-2620, WGST-3100, and WORK-2000;
(m) three courses from any area of study, including Political Science;
(n) three courses from any area of study, excluding Political Science.
Courses used to calculate the major average are: course listed under requirements (a) to (f), and any
courses taken in the major area(s) of study.
Recommended Course Sequencing
Year 1 [Semester 1]
Year 1 [Semester 2]
Year 2 [Semester 3]
Year 2 [Semester 4]
Year 3 [Semester 5]
Year 3 [Semester 6]
Year 4 [Semester 7]
Year 4 [Semester 8]