Double Honours Major Averages

The major average for Biochemistry will be calculated using the grades all CHEM courses; BIOL 224; BMIS 310, BMIS 320, BMIS 340, BMIS 400, BMIS 405, BMIS 412, BMIS 430, BMIS 435, BMIS 436 and BMIS 489; BMSC 200, BMSC 210, BMSC 220, BMSC 230, BMSC 240, and BMSC 320.

The major average for Biology will be calculated using the grades in all BIOL courses; BMSC 200; and any courses taken from ANSC 313, ANSC 470, ANTH 270, BINF 351, BMIS 487, CPPS 406, FABS 212, GEOL 343, GEOL 433, PLSC 405, PLSC 411, PLSC 412, PLSC 416, PLSC 422, PLSC 425, TOX 300, TOX 301.

Double Honours Residency Requirements

To meet the residency requirement for the Biochemistry major students must complete at least two-thirds (to the nearest highest multiple of 3 credit units) of BMIS 310; BMIS 340, BMIS 400; 6 credit units from BMIS 405, BMIS 412, BMIS 430, BMIS 435, and BMIS 436; BIOL 224; BMSC 200, BMSC 210, BMSC 220, BMSC 230, BMSC 240 and BMSC 320.3; CHEM 112, CHEM 115, CHEM 250; and BMIS 489 (if chosen) from the University of Saskatchewan. BMIS 489 will count as part of residency requirement only if chosen.

To meet the residency requirement for the Biology major students must complete at least two-thirds (to the nearest highest multiple of 3 credit units) of BIOL 120, BIOL 121, BIOL 222, BIOL 224, BIOL 226, BIOL 228, BIOL 301, BIOL 302, BIOL 350; 9 credit units from ANSC 313, ANSC 470; ANTH 270; BINF 351; BMIS 487; CPPS 406; FABS 212; GEOL 343, GEOL 433; PLSC 405, PLSC 411, PLSC 412, PLSC 416, PLSC 422, and PLSC 425; TOX 300, TOX 301; and BIOL 481 (if chosen) from the University of Saskatchewan. BIOL 481 will count as part of residency requirement only if chosen.

No more than 6 credit units from one subject may be used in Requirements C1 to C3. An exception will be made to this rule to allow a student to choose to take 9 credit units in the same subject to fulfill the English Language Writing and Indigenous Learning Requirements (in the C1 College Requirement). Students who make this choice will be required to take 3 additional credit units of Fine Arts Program Type, Humanities Program Type, Social Science Program Type, or Arts and Sci No Program Type courses, in a different subject, within the C5 Electives Requirement.

C1 College Requirement (15 credit units)

English Language Writing

Choose 6 credit units from the following:

ANTH 302.3
ANTH 306.3
ANTH 310.3
ANTH 421.3
CMRS 110.3
CMRS 111.3
CPSJ 203.3
ENG 110.6
ENG 111.3
ENG 112.3
ENG 113.3
ENG 114.3
ENG 120.3
ENG 210.3
ENG 211.3
ENG 212.3
ENG 213.3
ENG 394.3
ESL 116.3
HIST 115.3
HIST 125.3
HIST 135.3
HIST 145.3
HIST 155.3
HIST 165.3
HIST 175.3
HIST 185.3
HIST 193.3
HIST 194.3
MUS 155.3
PHIL 115.3
PHIL 120.3
PHIL 121.3
PHIL 133.3
PHIL 208.3
PHIL 233.3
POLS 236.3
POLS 237.3
PSY 323.3
PSY 355.3
RLST 280.3
RLST 362.3

Indigenous Learning

Choose 3 credit units from the following:

ANTH 202.3
ANTH 350.3
ANTH 480.3
DRAM 111.3
ENG 242.3
ENG 243.3
ENG 335.3
ENG 338.3
GEOG 465.3
HIST 195.3
HIST 257.3 (may only be used if taken in 2022-23 or later)
HIST 266.3
HIST 315.3
HIST 316.3
INDG 107.3
LING 114.3
LING 253.3
PLAN 445.3
POLS 222.3
INDG — 200-Level, 300-Level, 400-Level

Quantitative Reasoning (6 credit units)

MATH 125.3 recommended

Choose 3 credit units from the following:

C2 Breadth Requirement (9 credit units)

Choose 9 credit units from the following areas with at least 3 credit units from one of Humanities or Social Sciences:

Fine Arts

ART 110.3
ART 122.3
ART 123.3
ART 124.3
ART 125.3
ART 136.3
ART 141.3
ART 151.3
ART 152.3
ART 161.3
ARTH 120.3
ARTH 121.3
DRAM 101.3
DRAM 108.3
DRAM 110.3
DRAM 111.3
DRAM 113.3
DRAM 118.3
DRAM 119.3
DRAM 121.3
MUS 101.3
MUS 102.3
MUS 104.3
MUS 111.3
MUS 112.3
MUS 120.2
MUS 121.2
MUS 125.1
MUS 133.3
MUS 134.3
MUS 155.3
MUS 156.3
MUS 175.3
MUS 184.3

Any senior-level fine arts course provided that the prerequisite is met.

Humanities

ARBC 114.3
ARBC 117.3
CHIN 114.3
CHIN 117.3
CLAS 110.3
CLAS 111.3
CMRS 110.3
CMRS 111.3
CREE 101.6
CREE 110.3
DENE 110.3
ENG 110.6
ENG 111.3
ENG 112.3
ENG 113.3
ENG 114.3
ENG 120.3
ESL 115.3
ESL 116.3
FREN 103.3
FREN 106.3
FREN 122.3
FREN 125.3
FREN 160.3
FREN 218.3
GERM 114.3
GERM 117.3
GRK 112.3
GRK 113.3
HEB 114.3
HEB 117.3
HIST 115.3
HIST 125.3
HIST 135.3
HIST 145.3
HIST 155.3
HIST 165.3
HIST 175.3
HIST 185.3
HIST 193.3
HIST 194.3
HIST 195.3
HNDI 114.3
HNDI 117.3
JPNS 114.3
JPNS 117.3
LATN 112.3
LATN 113.3
LING 110.3
LING 113.3
LING 114.3
LIT 110.3
LIT 111.3
MUS 101.3
MUS 111.3
MUS 112.3
PHIL 110.6
PHIL 115.3
PHIL 120.3
PHIL 121.3
PHIL 133.3
PHIL 140.3
RLST 111.3
RLST 112.3
RLST 113.3
SNSK 114.3
SNSK 117.3
SPAN 114.3
SPAN 117.3
UKR 114.3
UKR 117.3
WGST 112.3

Any senior-level humanities course provided that the prerequisite is met.
CLAS 101, CLAS 103, CLAS 104, CLAS 105, CLAS 107 and CLAS 203 may not be used to fulfill the Humanities requirement.

Social Sciences

ANTH 111.3
ANTH 112.3
ANTH 116.3
ECON 111.3
ECON 114.3
GEOG 130.3
GEOG 150.3
HLST 110.3
INDG 107.3
LING 111.3
LING 112.3
LING 113.3
LING 114.3
POLS 110.3
POLS 111.3
POLS 112.3
PSY 120.3
PSY 121.3
SOC 111.3
SOC 112.3
WGST 112.3

Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met.
Statistics courses in social sciences are not eligible for use in this requirement (e.g. PSY 233, PSY 234, SOC 225 and SOC 325).

Courses with No Program Type

CPSJ 112.3
CPSJ 203.3
INTS 110.3
INTS 111.3
INTS 380.3

C3 Cognate Requirement (3 credit units)

PHYS 115.3 or PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3

C4 Major Requirement (81 credit units)

Junior courses:

Senior courses:

BMIS 310.3
BMIS 340.3
BMIS 400.0 (attendance is required in both term 1 and 2)
BIOL 222.3
BIOL 224.3
BIOL 226.3
BIOL 228.3
BIOL 301.3
BIOL 302.3
BIOL 350.3
BMSC 200.3
BMSC 210.3
BMSC 220.3
BMSC 230.3
BMSC 240.3
BMSC 320.3
CHEM 250.3

Choose 6 credit units from the following:

BMIS 405.3
BMIS 412.3
BMIS 430.3
BMIS 435.3
BMIS 436.3

Choose 6 credit units from the following:

BIOL 481.6
BMIS 489.6

Choose 9 credit units from the following:

C5 Electives Requirement (12 credit units)

Arts and Science courses, or those courses from other Colleges which have been approved for Arts and Science credit, to complete the requirements for 120 credit unit Double Honours program, of which at least 66 must be at the 200-level or higher.

If you require further assistance, please contact the Arts and Science Undergraduate Student Office.