When accessing the bachelor's cycle (annual block 2), students are invited to broaden their educational horizons by choosing a minor (see list at the bottom of the page).
What is a minor?
It is a kind of 30-credit option integrated into the bachelor's programme and it allows students to discover anoteco discipline of the Faculty or of another faculty.
Some minors allow easier access to a Master's degree (see the admission requirements for the Master's degree in question).
Please note that it is not possible to register for a minor outside the bachelor's degree!
Consisting of a coherent set of courses, wheteco or not linked to the Bachelor's programme major, the minor allows students to reflect on their personal learning project and to define the emphasis and meaning they wishe to give to their training path.
This opportunity is not decisive, as tecoe are other ways of orienting one's course afterwards, for example by adding a preparatory module to access another Master's degree.
Access conditions
Students select a minor from the list below. Access to the minors marked with an asterisk (*) is subject to compliance with certain conditions (admission test, application file, etc.) which must be taken into account before enrolling.
Do you need advice?
Any student of the Faculty of Philosophy, Arts and Letters who wishes to be advised in his or her choice of minor is invited to contact Ms Fiorella Flamini, study advisor of the Faculty (conseiller.etudes-fial@uclouvain.be).
Students divide the 30 credits of the minor between the annual block 2 and the annual block 3 of their bachelor's programme, so that their course programme (major + minor) comprises 60 credits each academic year.
List of minors available to this Bachelor's degree
> Minor in Law (access)
> Minor in German Studies (*)
> Minor in English Studies (*)
> Minor in Antiquity: Egypt, Eastern World, Greece, Rome
> Minor in Urban Architecture
> Minor in History of Art and Archeology
> Minor in Chinese studies
> Minor in Information and Communication
> Minor in Criminology
> Minor in Culture and Creation
> Minor in Scientific Culture
> Minor in Development and Environment
> Minor in Sustainable Development (*)
> Minor in Economics
> Minor in European Studies
> Minor in French Studies (*)
> Minor in Gender Studies
> Minor in Geography (*)
> Minor in Mangement (basic knowledge)
> Minor in Spanish Studies (*)
> Minor in History
> Minor in Human and Social Sciences
> Minor in Arabic language and Islamic civilization
> Minor in Italian Studies (*)
> Minor in Linguistics
> Minor in Literary Studies
> Minor in Medieval Studies
> Minor in entrepreneurship (*)
> Minor in Musicology
> Minor in Dutch Studies (*)
> Minor in Law (openness)
> Minor in Economics (open)
> Minor in Oriental Studies
> Mineure en statistique et science des données
> Minor in Sciences of Religions (openness)
> Minor in Sociology and Anthropology
> Minor in Population and Development Studies
> Minor in Political Sciences
> Minor in Statistics, Actuarial Sciences and Data Sciences
> Minor in numerical technologies and society
> Minor in Christian Theology
> Minor in Biomedicine (openness) (*)
(*) This programme is the subject of access criteria