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Program Title (Click for details) | Description | Completion Requirements | Calendar Section |
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MAJOR PROGRAM IN ART HISTORY AND VISUAL CULTURE (ARTS) |
Undergraduate Advisor Email: art-history-program-supervisor@utsc.utoronto.ca |
Program Requirements 1. Courses at the A-level (0.5 credit): 2. Courses at the B-level (1.0 credit): |
Art History and Visual Culture |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN ARTS AND MEDIA MANAGEMENT (ARTS) |
The Major program offers students an opportunity to acquire a strong foundation in, and understanding of, the theories and practices associated with the management of creative arts and media enterprises. The program exposes students to the scholarship and skills of this multidisciplinary field through a broad range of courses that bring together creative endeavours and business. While the program can be paired with any other Major at UTSC, it is especially intended to be combined with other programs in the Department of Arts, Culture and Media: Art History and Visual Culture, Studio Art, Music and Culture, Theatre and Performance Studies, Media Studies, New Media Studies, or Journalism.
This Major is for students seeking opportunities and understanding about the always-... |
Program Requirements This program requires students to complete a total of 8.0 credits as follows: 1. 2.0 credits: |
Arts Management |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN BIOCHEMISTRY (SCIENCE) |
Supervisor Email: biochemistry-major@utsc.utoronto.ca
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Program Requirements Students should complete the following 9.0 credits: First Year: BIOA01H3 Life on Earth: Unifying Principles |
Chemistry |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN BIOLOGY (SCIENCE) |
Supervisor: R. Sturge Email: biology-major@utsc.utoronto.ca Biology is the study of life and this major program in Biology is meant to provide students with a solid basic knowledge of this vast discipline, while also allowing the student to tailor their program in the upper years toward one or more biological sub-disciplines. Many of the world's most important and timely issues (medical science and disease, conservation and biodiversity, food and energy supplies) are issues that require citizens to have a firm understanding of biological principles and practices. |
Program Requirements First Year |
Biological Sciences |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN CHEMISTRY (SCIENCE) |
Supervisor: S. Mikhaylichenko (416-287-7207) Email: mikhay@utsc.utoronto.ca
The Major program in Chemistry provides students with an introduction to all major sub-disciplines within chemistry, including analytical, biological, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. Students will develop both theoretical knowledge and practical lab skills throughout their course work. This program is intended for students who are interested in chemistry, but who do not wish to complete the more focused specialist program. |
Program Requirements First Year: CHMA10H3 Introductory Chemistry I: Structure and Bonding |
Chemistry |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN CITY STUDIES (ARTS) |
Program Requirements 1. Introduction to Social Science Thought (1.0 credit from among the following): |
City Studies | |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN COMPUTER SCIENCE (SCIENCE) |
Supervisor of Studies: R. Pancer (416-287-7679) Email: pancer@utsc.utoronto.ca
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Program Requirements Note: Many Computer Science courses are offered both at U of T Scarborough and at the St. George campus. When a course is offered at both campuses in a given session, U of T Scarborough students are expected to... |
Computer Science |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY (SCIENCE) |
Supervisor: I. Stehlik E-mail: biodiversity@utsc.utoronto.ca This program provides background and training in modern biological approaches to the study of biodiversity, ecology, and evolution. The links between these fields are emphasized, and topics covered range from the structure and function of ecosystems to the evolution of behaviour, morphology, and physiology. |
Program Requirements First Year |
Biological Sciences |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN CREATIVE WRITING (ARTS) |
The Major in Creative Writing offers students the opportunity to deepen their development as literary artists, and to gain a comprehensive historical and critical understanding of literary and creative practice. Benefiting from workshop-based courses and feedback from award-winning faculty and visiting writers, as well as from peer review, students will produce original work in a range of genres, encompassing poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting, and comics. Students will graduate with the confidence and tools they need to continue developing as writers. They will also emerge from this program with the practical knowledge and experience to professionalize their creative skills into fields as diverse as publishing, editing, communications, public relations, marketing, and... |
Program Requirements: 1. 3.0 credits as follows: |
English |
MAJOR PROGRAM IN ECONOMICS FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES (ARTS) |
Academic Director: Iris Au Email: ecoss@utsc.utoronto.ca This Program is designed to give a coordinated exposure to the subject matter of Economics for Management Studies to students pursuing the four-year degree with more than a single area of concentration. |
Program Requirements The Economics courses must... |
Economics for Management Studies |
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