- A “major” (150 credits) The major comprises the curriculum corresponding to the title of the degree. It corresponds to the bachelor’s programme for which the student is enrolled.
- A “minor” (30 credits) The minor is designed as a consistent set of activities focusing chiefly on one of the following four activities: Sensitization to a social issue Openness to another discipline A discipline to complement the major Access to a master’s degree other than that of the majorA
The objective of a minor can sometimes be adjusted according to the major with which the minor is combined and also in line with the student’s personal project and its development (for the first two abovementioned objectives).The minor programme is spread over the second part of the bachelor’s programme. Information (objectives/learning outcomes, content, any admission conditions, etc.) on each minor is available in the presentation pages.
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