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The aim of the minor is to allow students who so wish to include a course of critical reflection on the place of man and woman in society in their baccalaureate training. The program offers a multidisciplinary approach from the first level. Amongst other things, it raises important epistemological questions: it questions the neutrality of knowledge and questions the way disciplines are borne out of the male/female divide.

The minor is accessible to all baccalaureate students.
Some options (group C) which are clearly marked (P) require nevertheless for the student to have already taken a basic course in the discipline.

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	Mandatory		Optional
	Courses not taught this academic year		Periodic courses not taught this academic year
	Periodic courses taught this academic year		Two year courses

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Year

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2

La mineure totalise 30 crédits qui se répartissent en 15 crédits en 2ème année et 15 crédits en 3ème année du programme de bachelier.

I- Cours obligatoires (6credits)

POLS1232

Interdisciplinary Introduction to Gender Studies (in French)

Florence Degavre, Pascale Jamoulle

15h

3credits

x

POLS1233

Interdisciplinary Introduction to Gender Studies (in French)

Catherine Gourbin, Pascale Jamoulle

15h

3credits

x

II - Cours
15 crédits minimum parmi :

DROI1525

Gender law (in French)

Pascale Vielle

30h

6credits

2q

x

SPED1215

Gender and Societies (in French)

Catherine Gourbin, Catherine Gourbin (supplée Isabel Yépez Del Castillo), Isabel Yépez Del Castillo

30h

5credits

2q

x

THEO2430

Religions and gender (in French)

Walter Lesch

30h

3credits

1q

x

BIO1182

Séminaire interdisciplinaire d'anthropologie biologique (in French)

Bernard Feltz, René Rezsohazy

0h + 30h

3credits

x

FILO1130

Logic 1 : Elements of Analysis of the Language and exercises (in French)

Marcel Crabbé

30h + 15h

5credits

1+2q

x

FILO1270

Philosophical anthropology (in French)

Michel Dupuis, Nathalie Frogneux

45h + 15h

5credits

1+2q

x

SEXM2155

Aspects biomédicaux de la sexualité et de la reproduction (in French)

Armand Lequeux, Reinier-Jacques Opsomer

60h

7credits

x

SEXM2165

Approches philosophique et éthique du couple, de la famille et de la sexualité (in French)

Nathalie Frogneux, Henri Wattiaux

60h

8credits

x

TRAV2200

Sociology of work (in French)

Bernard Francq

30h

5credits

x

III - Cours
9 crédits maximum parmi :

ECGE1226

Seminar-workshop: Labour Economics (in French)

Muriel Dejemeppe

30h + 10h

5credits

2q

x

FILO1140

Practical philosophy 1 : Moral Philosophy (in French)

Olivier Depré

45h + 15h

5credits

2q

x

ROM1321

Analysis and Practice of Argumentative Writing (in French)

Marie-Christine Blomart (supplée Francine Thyrion), Marie-Christine Blomart (supplée Francine Thyrion), Francine Thyrion

15h + 15h

5credits

2q

x

ECGE1317

Organisational Theory (in French)

Thomas Périlleux (supplée Matthieu de Nanteuil-Miribel), Matthieu de Nanteuil-Miribel

30h

4credits

1q

x

POLS1314

Social Law (in French)

Bernard Nyssen

30h

4credits

2q

x

PSY1313

Psychology of social cognition and intergroup relationships (in French)

David Bourguignon (supplée Vincent Yzerbyt), Vincent Yzerbyt

30h

3credits

2q

x

ROM1544

Civilizations of Italy in the Golden Age : from the Middle Ages to the Baroque (in Italian)

Mattia Cavagna

15h

2credits

1q

x

ROM1545

History of Ideas, of Culture and of Italian Literature : from the 19th century to the Present (in Italian)

Béatrice Barbalato

15h

2credits

2q

x

SC2004

Evolution et hominisation (in French)

Thierry Hance, Marie-Claire Van Dyck

15h

3credits

x

TRAV2200

Sociology of work (in French)

Bernard Francq

30h

5credits

x

This minor does not provide direct access to a master's. It facilitates the transition on to the Master's in the science of the family and sexuality.

Enrolling on the minor

1. Organizational details
Academic in charge : Nathalie Frognieux
Contact person : Chantal Herman (POLS)

Enrollment details: SESP (ESPO)

2. Admission to the minor
Not applicable

3. Enrolling on the minor and checks to the enrollment form
After enrolling on BAC12 at the general student secretariat, between the end of June and the middle of September, the student is invited to enroll on the elective on the website:
http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/2006/cycle1/fr/baccalaureats.html

4. Checks on the minor enrollment
The student can keep up-to-date with how his/her application is progressing on the website:
http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/2006/cycle1/fr/baccalaureats.html

5. Changes to the minor enrollment
Any student who wishes to change his/her choice must consult his/her conseiller aux études (course adviser).

Course times

1. Consulting the course times
http://www.uclouvain.be/espo-mineures.html

2. Resolving timetable clashes
When s/he starts BAC12, the student sets out his/her own timetable for BAC12 and BAC13, taking into account the times of minor classes.

If a timetable clash arises, there are several solutions:

Postpone the classes :
Should a timetable clash arise in BAC12 (major course/ and elective course), the student may ask to postpone one of the two course until the following year, taking account of the sequences of the courses (requirement). The course to be postponed may be the major course or elective course.

Bringing courses forward :
Should there be a timetable clash in BAC13 (major course/ and elective course), the student may bring forward one of the two courses. The course to be brought forward may be the major course or elective.
Should the student postpone or bring forward a class, s/he may ask to move classes from one year to a different year, in order to give balance to his/her year of study.
Students are not obliged to take the 15 elective credits each year. Each year of study should include 60 credits. The student must spread his/her program out evenly over two years of study in order to obtain, for the BAC13, 30 elective credits and 150 major credits.
The student must ask the conseiller aux études (course adviser) for permission to bring a course from the next year forward. The course adviser will also check that courses are spread out evenly over the two years.

Accept the clash :
In some cases, the student may benefit from pedagogical alternatives when there is a clash of course and thus not have to attend the class in question.
Information on alternative pedagogical arrangements, if such arrangements exist, is available in every detailed course description (above).
It is recommended that the student inform the teacher when s/he cannot attend the class due to a timetable clash.

Finding an equivalent course that does not lead to a timetable clash:
Useful information is available in every detailed course description (above). The student must obtain the prior consent of the conseiller aux études (course adviser) for the choice of equivalent course.

Contact people:
Conseillère aux études (course adviser) : Cécile Delannay delannay@sesp.ucl.ac.be
Information : Frédérique Rotsaert, rotsaert@sspo.ucl.ac.be tel. : 010474996

Signing up for for minor activities

1. Information on entry requirements
This information is available in the detailed elective program (above).

2. Signing up for minor program activities
Students enroll for elective activities (courses) at the same time as they enroll on major activities (courses).
The enrollment form for elective activities is available on the Web: http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/2006/cycle1/fr/baccalaureats.html .
The form must be returned to the secretariat of the student's own faculty.

3. Obtaining a "visa" from the person in charge of the minor
The student can watch his/her request being processed at the following address:
http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/2006/cycle1/fr/baccalaureats.html

Available support

1. Information on the course service
Useful information will be given in class

2. Consulting the table of available support for each activity
Useful information is available in each detailed course program (above).

Organization of exams

1. Registering for exams
Students follow the same procedure to register for exams as for when they register for major course exams.

2. Consulting exam times
The grid of exam times may be consulted when the student registers for the exams.
Elective course exams take place during a special week of the session, to avoid timetable clashes.

The grid of times is available on the Web site:
http://www.uclouvain.be/espo-mineures.html