Bachelor of Humanities (Combined Honours) in Biology and Humanities

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Bachelor of Humanities (Combined Honours) in Biology and Humanities

  • Objectives The Bachelor of Humanities program provides an integrated, interdisciplinary liberal education, combining the disciplines of history, philosophy, literature, political theory, religion, classics, art history, and music history. In addition to the curriculum the B.Hum fosters collegiality among the 70 to 80 students admitted each year through small discussion groups and their own College precinct.
  • Academic title Bachelor of Humanities (Combined Honours) in Biology and Humanities
  • Course description Biology and Humanities
    B.Hum. Combined Honours
    (20.0 credits)

       1. Credits included in the Humanities (12.0 credits):

       1. 4.0 credits in Humanities Core: HUMS 1000  [1.0], HUMS 2000 [1.0], HUMS 3000  [1.0], and HUMS 4000 [1.0];
       2. 1.5 credits in HUMS 1005, HUMS 3200 [1.0];
       3. 2.0 credits in HUMS 2101, HUMS 2102, HUMS 3102, HUMS 3103 (see Note, below);
       4. 2.5 credits in CLCV 2000 [1.0], RELI 1731, and RELI 2710 [1.0];
       5. 0.5 credit from HUMS 4901, HUMS 4902, HUMS 4903, or HUMS 4904;
       6. 1.0 credit fulfilling the language requirement;
       7. 0.5 credit from ENGL 3601, ENGL 3603, ENGL 4607, ENGL 4608; HIST 3200 [1.0], PHIL 3005, PSCI 4310 [1.0], or HIST 2205 [1.0];

       2. Credits Included in the Biology CGPA (8.0 credits):

       8. 4.0 credits in BIOL 1003, BIOL 1004, BIOL 2001, BIOL 2104, BIOL 2200, BIOL 2303, BIOL 3201, and BIOL 3305;
       9. 2.0 credits in CHEM 1000 [1.0], CHEM 2203, and CHEM 2204;
      10. 2.0 credits in BIOL or BIOC at the 3000 level or above. Note: For Item 3 above, students who transfer into the B. Hum. may use up to 2.0 credits of any previously completed art and/or music courses (with the exception of advanced placement courses); student who study abroad may use up to 2.0 credits of art and/or music courses taken abroad; students enrolled in a Combined Honours in Humanities and Art History or Humanities and Music may substitute up to 1.0 credit of music or art from their combined discipline for the respective requirement or part thereof.

    • HUMS 1000 - Myth and Symbol
    • HUMS 1005 - Early Human Cultures
    • HUMS 2000 - Reason and Revelation
    • HUMS 2101 - Art from Antiquity to the Medieval World
    • HUMS 2102 - Modern European Art 1527-2000
    • HUMS 3000 - Culture and Imagination
    • HUMS 3102 - Western Music 1000-1850
    • HUMS 3103 - Western Music 1850-2000
    • HUMS 3200 - Continental European Literature
    • HUMS 3205 - Platonism and Idealism
    • HUMS 4000 - Politics, Modernity and the Common Good
    • HUMS 4001 - Directed Studies in the Humanities
    • HUMS 4002 - Directed Studies in the Humanities
    • HUMS 4103 - Science in the Modern World
    • HUMS 4104 - Modern Intellectual History
    • HUMS 4901 - Research Seminar: Antiquity to the Middle Ages
    • HUMS 4902 - Research Seminar: Renaissance to Enlightenment
    • HUMS 4903 - Research Seminar: Romanticism to the Present
    • HUMS 4904 - Research Seminar: Non-Western Traditions
    • BIOL 1003 - Introductory Biology I
    • BIOL 1004 - Introductory Biology II
    • BIOL 1005 - Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Biology
    • BIOL 1010 - Biotechnology and Society
    • BIOL 1902 - Natural History
    • BIOL 2001 - Animals: Form and Function
    • BIOL 2002 - Plants: Form and Function
    • BIOL 2005 - Human Physiology
    • BIOL 2104 - Introductory Genetics
    • BIOL 2106 - Human Genetics and Evolution
    • BIOL 2200 - Cell Physiology and Biochemistry
    • BIOL 2303 - Microbiology
    • BIOL 2600 - Introduction to Ecology
    • BIOL 2903 - Natural History of Ontario
    • BIOL 2909 - Co-operative Work Term Report
    • BIOL 3004 - Insect Diversity
    • BIOL 3102 - Mycology
    • BIOL 3104 - Molecular Genetics
    • BIOL 3201 - Cell Biology
    • BIOL 3202 - Principles of Developmental Biology
    • BIOL 3205 - Plant Biochemistry and Physiology
    • BIOL 3303 - Experimental Microbiology
    • BIOL 3305 - Animal Physiology
    • BIOL 3501 - The Biophysics of Animal Movement
    • BIOL 3601 - Ecosystems and Environmental Change
    • BIOL 3602 - Conservation Biology
    • BIOL 3604 - Analysis of Ecological Relationships
    • BIOL 3605 - Field Course I
    • BIOL 3606 - Field Course II
    • BIOL 3608 - Principles of Biogeography
    • BIOL 3609 - Evolutionary Concepts
    • BIOL 3611 - Evolutionary Ecology
    • BIOL 3612 - Computational Methods in Ecology and Evolution
    • BIOL 3801 - Plants and Herbivores
    • BIOL 3802 - Animal Behaviour
    • BIOL 3804 - Social Evolution
    • BIOL 3909 - Co-operative Work Term Report
    • BIOL 4008 - Molecular Plant Development
    • BIOL 4102 - Molecular Ecology
    • BIOL 4103 - Population Genetics
    • BIOL 4104 - Evolutionary Genetics
    • BIOL 4106 - Methods in Molecular Genetics
    • BIOL 4109 - Laboratory Techniques in Molecular Genetics
    • BIOL 4200 - Immunology
    • BIOL 4201 - Animal Cell Culture: Methods and Applications
    • BIOL 4202 - Mutagenesis and DNA Repair
    • BIOL 4203 - Evolution of Sex
    • BIOL 4209 - Advanced Plant Physiology
    • BIOL 4300 - Applied and Environmental Microbiology
    • BIOL 4301 - Current Topics in Biotechnology
    • BIOL 4306 - Animal Physiology
    • BIOL 4317 - Neuroethology: The Neural Basis of Animal Behaviour
    • BIOL 4318 - Adaptations to Extreme Environments
    • BIOL 4400 - Nuclear Dynamics and The Cell Cycle
    • BIOL 4500 - Ornithology I
    • BIOL 4501 - Ornithology II
    • BIOL 4503 - Fish Ecology, Conservation and Management
    • BIOL 4603 - Insect Evolution and Biology
    • BIOL 4604 - Landscape Ecology
    • BIOL 4802 - Advanced Animal Behavior
    • BIOL 4900 - Directed Special Studies and Seminar
    • BIOL 4901 - Directed Special Studies
    • BIOL 4907 - Honours Essay and Research Proposal
    • BIOL 4908 - Honours Research Thesis
    • BIOL 4909 - Co-operative Work Term Report

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