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- to provide students with a sound introduction to the domains of human and social sciences and to the methods used to tackle them;
- to allow the student to get more out of his/her training by later changing his/her course of study;
- to allow the student to add obtain a better understanding of human and social sciences as well as adding another subject to their course of study.

All baccalaureate students ( apart from SOCA1BA and SPOL1BA students) are admitted on to the course of training. The minor in human and social sciences is recommended to students who are looking to 'add something' to their training in human science, who want to 'get a feel for' another subject, and are seeking to enrich their baccalaureate course by adding a rigorous approach to current political phenomena and issues.

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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
Click on the course code to see detailed informations (objectives, methods, evaluation...)
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Programme détaillé (30credits) 30 crédits minimum parmi :
LCOPS1124	Philosophy  (in French)	Nathalie Frogneux, Danielle Lories, Nicolas Monseu	30h	5credits	1q	x	x
LCOPS1311	Social Philosophy  (in French)	Mark Hunyadi	30h	4credits	2q	x	x
LCOPS1125	Psychology and Social Psychology  (in French)	Olivier Corneille, Michel Hupet, Vassilis Saroglou, René Zayan	30h	5credits		x	x
LPSY1406	Psychologie et politique	René Zayan	30h	5credits	1q	x	x
LPOLS1113	Anthropology: of the observation to the theory  (in French)	Emmanuelle Piccoli (supplée null), Olivier Servais	30h	4credits	1q	x	x
LPOLS1234	Theories and concepts in sociology  (in French)	Luc Van Campenhoudt	30h	4credits		x	x
LESPO1114	Political Science  (in French)	Pierre Baudewyns, Jacques Herman, Vincent Legrand	30h	5credits		x	x
LPOLS1212	Contemporary political systems  (in French)	Lieven De Winter	30h	5credits		x	x
LCOPS1113	Modern and Contemporary History  (in French)	Michel Dorban, Paul Servais	30h	5credits		x	x
LECGE1121	Economic and Social History  (in French)	Paul Servais, Jean-Marie Yante (coord.)	30h	4credits	1q	x	x
LESPO1122	Foundations of Law  (in French)	Nicolas Bonbled, Jérôme De Brouwer, Judicaël Etienne, Kris Wauters	40h	5credits	1q	x	x
LCOPS1211	Public Law  (in French)	Yves Lejeune	60h	5credits	1q	x	x
LPOLS1314	Social Law  (in French)	Bernard Nyssen	30h	4credits	2q	x	x
LECGE1221	Commercial law and taxation  (in French)	Michel De Wolf, Patrick De Wolf	60h	5credits	2q	x	x
LPOLS1112	Accounting of the Non-Market Sector  (in French)	Karine Cerrada Cristia	30h + 15h	4credits		x	x
LECGE1321	Human Management  (in French)	Nathalie Delobbe	30h + 15h	4credits	2q	x	x
LECGE1317	Organisational Theory  (in French)	Matthieu de Nanteuil	30h	4credits	1q	x	x
LCOPS1115	Economic Policy  (in French)	Philippe De Villé, André Nyembwe Musungaïe	45h + 15h	5credits		x	x
LPOLS1114	Formalization for the social sciences  (in French)	Pierre Dehez	30h + 15h	4credits	2q	x	x
LCOPS1212	Qualitative data analysis  (in French)	Mathieu Berger (supplée Marc Zune), Marc Zune	30h + 20h	5credits	1q	x	x
LPOLS1221	Quantitative Data Analysis  (in French)	Jacques Marquet	30h + 20h	5credits	2q	x	x

- Direct access to the Master's in Labour Sciences, the Master's in Human Resources and the Master's in Population and Development for bachelors in political science and bachelors in sociology and anthropology. 
- Access on conditions for other bachelors (with the agreement of the person in charge of the program) : consideration will be given to all of the courses the student has taken as part of his/her baccalaureate, and, should some courses not have been taken, they can be added to the Master's in Labour science, master's in human resources and the master's in population and development science programs.  (maximum 15 credits).

Enrolling for the minor

1. Organizational details
Minor courses take place during the day on Tuesday morning, all day Wednesday and Thursday and Friday morning. 

Academic in charge: C. de Visscher
Contact person : Ch. Herman (POLS) c.herman@pols.ucl.ac.be

Enrollment procedure :
1st level

2. Admission to the minor
Not applicable

3. Enrolling on the minor
Once s/he has enrolled in BAC12, the student enrolls on the elective on the Web:  
http://www.uclouvain.be/optionbac

In BAC13, the student is automatically enrolled on the minor on which s/he was enrolled in BAC12.

4. Follow-up to the minor enrollment
Students can follow the progress of their enrollment request via the enrollment application in BAC12 which is available on the Web. 

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

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Course times

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

2. Resolving timetable clashes 
Once s/he starts on the BAC12 course, the student puts together his/her BAC12 and BAC13 timetable, paying attention to the minor course times. 

If a timetable clash arises, several solutions are possible :

Postponing courses :
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. 
Students are not obliged to follow the 15 elective credits every year. Each year of study should ideally include 60 credits. The student must set out his/her program evenly over the two years in order to be in the best position to obtain, for the BAC13, 30 elective credits and 150 major credits. 
The student must obtain the consent of the conseiller aux études (course adviser) to postpone course until the next year.The course adviser will also look at how evenly the program is spread out over the two years.  

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.
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.

Accepting 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.
If the student cannot attend the class, s/he must obtain the prior consent of the teacher.
Information on alternative pedagogical arrangements, if such arrangements exist, is available in every detailed course description  (above).

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

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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 sign up on a paper form which is available on the site: http://www.uclouvain.be/optionbac .

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 1st level secretariat will deal with matters relating to "visa" requests.

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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).

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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
Elective course exams take place over the course of a special week in the session, in order to avoid timetable clashes.

The time grid is available on the website:  http://www.uclouvain.be/espo-mineures.html