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Table of ContentsIntroduction . 3Programme. 3Courses description . 4Academic Calendar 2020-2021. 5Academic Calendar 2021-2022. 6UCG Majors and Specialisations . 7Ocasys . 7Academic Freedom . 8Appendixes . 8Sciences Major (SC) . 9Health and Life Sciences (HLS) . 9Smart Technologies . 11Mind Machines & Morality . 13Social Sciences Major (SS) . 15Mind & Behaviour . 15Societies and Cultures in Transition. 17Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) . 19International Relations and International Law (IRIL) . 21International Business and Entrepreneurship (IBE) . 23Humanities Major (HU) . 25Social and Cultural Change . 25Free Major . 30Appendix A: Contact hours . 31Appendix B - Overview with courses . 49UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
IntroductionThis course catalogue lists all courses available for the academic year 2020-2021. Class of 2023,namely the cohort that started in September 2020, may choose courses out of this list.It is important to note that this course catalogue may vary in the future and that some of thefollowing courses may change in name, new courses could be added or some might becomeunavailable for Liberal Arts and Sciences students. Also, please keep in mind that students areallowed to take courses from different faculties within the University of Groningen – those coursesare not listed within this catalogue but can be consulted through the digital course catalogue(namely, Ocasys).The Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) degree programme is provided by University CollegeGroningen (UCG) of the University of Groningen, hereinafter referred to as the Faculty. Thiscourse catalogue also applies to students of other degree programmes, faculties or institutes ofhigher education, insofar as they follow course units in the degree programme (including Minors)offered by the Faculty. Course units that students follow in other degree programmes or at otherfaculties or institutes of higher education are subject to the Teaching and Examination Regulationsof that programme, faculty or institute.ProgrammeThe degree programme is divided into a propaedeutic phase and a post-propaedeutic phase. Theentire programme comprises an Academic Core (70 ECTS), a Major (Specialisation) (80 ECTS)and a University/ Personal Minor (30 ECTS). The Bachelor’s degree programme is concludedwith a final assessment, the Thesis.BA/BSc Liberal Arts and Sciences (180 ECTS)100 levelAcademic Core Courses*200 level70ECTSLAS Major100/200/300level(at least 15 ECTS at 300 level)80ECTSThesis200/300 levelChoice out of: UniversityMinor, Personal Minor, Study Abroad,Internship30ECTS*LAS Core Electives (10 ECTS), Research & Methodology Courses (30 ECTS), Projects (20ECTS)Students may choose a specialisation. These specialisations are (interdisciplinary) programmesthat can help students develop a specific scholarly profile. Choosing a specialisation is notcompulsory but merely recommended programmes that may be subject to change due to courseavailability.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Courses description Propaedeutic phase: the first 60 ECTS credits of the formal Bachelor’s degreeprogramme.Post-propaedeutic phase: the part of the Bachelor’s degree programme (120 ECTS)following the propaedeutic phase.ECTS credits: student workload of each course unit is expressed in ECTS credits,whereby 1 ECTS is equivalent to a student workload of 28 hours.Elective course: this is a course that a student can choose to follow on a voluntary basis.Sometimes (e.g. Core Electives) students get to choose from a selection of electiveswhere at least a specific number of electives must be followed.Compulsory course: a course that students must follow to continue with their studyprogramme.Academic core course: refers to the list of courses that provide a broad foundation foryour education. The general educational purpose of a core course of study is to ensurethat all students take and complete courses that are considered to be academically andculturally essential. For example: academic skills and research, methodology etc.o LAS Core Electives: these are some of the compulsory courses in the first year.Students must choose at least 2 out of 7 available. These electives are at theessence of the LAS curriculum because of their strong interdisciplinary nature ofanalysing topics from different disciplines and methods. For example, the course‘War’ or ‘Health and Disease’. An overview of these courses with videos is visibleon our website.o Research and Methodology course: this type of course teaches the bases of howacademic research is conducted, touching upon data analysis, building atheoretical framework and using statistical techniques etc. An example isQualitative Data Collection and Analysiso Project: this type of courses provide the context for experiential learning. Here,existing and new scholarship is applied to practical situations, using collaborativeproblem-solving skills. There is one Project on each of the three academic years.Major course: this is a course specific to the type of Major – either in the Sciences, SocialSciences, Humanities or a combination of them (Free Major).Levels: the so called 100 or 200 or 300 levels stand for the courses that can be taken inYear 1, Year 2, Year 3, respectively. Note that the minimum amount of courses at eachlevel is specifically determined in the Teaching and Examination Regulations.Minor: the space available for differentiation within the degree programme for students tofurther develop their academic profile within the degree programme. This can either be acoherent set of course units to be followed.o University Minor: a broadening or deepening Minor with a set number of coursesthat students can follow either at their own or a different faculty.o Personal Minor: a broadening or deepening Minor that students can compilethemselves and follow either at their own or a different Faculty.o Study Abroad: an Exchange period at one of our partner universities abroad.o Internship: a study/work experience at a firm/institution.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
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UCG Majors and SpecialisationsAt UCG, you will have the chance to study three majors: Sciences, Social Sciences orHumanities. Within each major, Major Specialisations allow you to combine different academicdisciplines or perspectives into a tailor-made programme that fits your interests and prospectiveMaster choice.Overview Majors and SpecializationsSciences (SC)1. Health & Life Sciences (HLS)2. Smart Technologies3. Mind, Machines & MoralitySocial Sciences (SS)1.2.3.4.5.Mind & BehaviourSocieties & Cultures in TransitionPhilosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE)International Relations & International Law (IRIL)International Business & Entrepreneurship (IBE)Humanities (HU)1. Social and Cultural ChangeFree Major**Within the Free Major, the student can combine courses that we offer at UCG with courses fromthe other faculties of the University of Groningen to fit specific needs. All UCG students willcontinue to be part of the core group and project-work together, so you will be able to bring yourparticular specific (inter-) disciplinary expertise into UCG projects.Note: we offer 4 majors (bold in the overview) and 9 specialisations (numbered). To view specificcourses available under each major and/or specialisation, just click on the respective link.OcasysConsult our online course catalogue - OcasysOn this page you can find details for each course: the description, who is teaching it and howmany hours of lesson per week it is.You can find information on any courses given at UCG or at any other Faculty.Consult OcasysUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Academic FreedomEach Major offers a different degree of academic freedom. In other words, a student who choosesa Specialization within a Major will have a more routed curriculum compared to a student with aFree Major. There are, of course, choices in between as – for instance – choosing a Major withoutdeclaring a Specialization.AppendixesA. Appendix A lists the number of contact hours that each student gets for any type ofactivity during the course of 3 years. Contact hours include all the time spent in lectures,tutorials, supervision by teachers etc.B. Appendix B offers an overview of all courses available to students based on level andmajor.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Sciences Major (SC)Health and Life Sciences (HLS)UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
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Social Sciences Major (SS)Mind & BehaviourMAJOR SOCIAL SCIENCES: Mind and BehaviourYear 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 2Project Year 1AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Academic Skills Introduction to Academic Research10 ECTSChoose one from: Mathematics Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis5 ECTSLAS Core Electives; choose two from: How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life Culture: The Building Blocks Disease Love Media and Technology People, Place and Culture in a Global Context War10 ECTSBiopsychology5 ECTSSocial and Cultural Psychology5 ECTSTwo Electives (the following are suggested, not required): Understanding Bias Philosophy of Mind Systems View on Life Programming in Python Ethics Living Cell 1 Introduction to Sociology10 ECTSUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Year 2Project Year 2AcademicCore10 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Philosophy of Science5 ECTSStatistics 1Major5 ECTSStatistics 2 (Statistics 3 is recommended as course in year 2or year 3)5 ECTSCognitive Psychology5 ECTSClinical Psychology5 ECTSTest Theory*5 ECTSChoose two from: Decision Making Personality and Individual Differences* Statistics 3 (pre-requisite: Statistics 1 and Statistics 2)Choose one course from the Social SciencesChoose one course from any discipline10 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSYear 3AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTSProject Year 3Two electives (level 300) from: Neurobiology Mind and Society Clinical Neuropsychology* Evidence-based Policy Analysis Social Sciences course list Bachelor Thesis ExtensionPerspectives on Human DevelopmentBachelor Thesis (Capstone)MinorPersonal MinorSocietal or Research Internship (15 ECTS)University MinorMinor Abroad10 ECTS5 ECTS10 ECTS30 ECTS*Courses outside UCG! UCG schedules do not include these courses. Students willneed to check up-to-date schedules online at ‘rooster.rug.nl’.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
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Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)MAJOR SOCIAL SCIENCES: Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)Year 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 2Project Year 1AcademicCore5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Academic Skills Introduction to Academic Research10 ECTSChoose one from: Mathematics Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis Calculus 15 ECTSLAS Core Electives; choose two from: How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life Culture: The Building Blocks Disease Love Media and Technology People, Place and Culture in a Global Context War10 ECTSPolitical Philosophy5 ECTSMicro-Economics5 ECTSMajorMacro-Economics5 ECTSElective, choose one from: Social Sciences courses Or Humanities coursesUCG Course Catalogue 2020-20215 ECTS
Year 2Project Year 2AcademicCore10 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Philosophy of ScienceChoose two from: Statistics 1 Statistics 2 Interpretive Methods Visual and Arts-based methods (start 2021-22)Choose two from: Models of Democracy International Relations Theories (and Practice) International Politics Political EconomyMajorChoose two from: Freedom and Responsibility Arts, Technology and Philosophy LogicChoose one from: Public Finance Econometrics for Economics* Principles of EntrepreneurshipChoose either Statistics 3 (pre-requisite: Statistics 1 andStatistics 2) or one elective from the Social Science orHumanities coursesChoose one more course from any discipline5 ECTS10 ECTS10 ECTS10 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSYear 3AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTSProject Year 3Choose 2 electives from the Social Sciences or Humanitiescourses10 ECTSEmpirical Political Economy OR Global Justice5 ECTSBachelor Thesis (Capstone)MinorPersonal MinorSocietal or Research Internship (15 ECTS)University MinorMinor Abroad10 ECTS30 ECTS*Courses outside UCG! UCG schedules do not include these courses. Students willneed to check up-to-date schedules online at ‘rooster.rug.nl’.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
International Relations and International Law (IRIL)MAJOR SOCIAL SCIENCES: International Relations and International Law(IRIL)Year 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 2Project Year 1AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Academic Skills Introduction to Academic Research10 ECTSChoose one from: Mathematics Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis Calculus 15 ECTSLAS Core Electives; choose two from: How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life Culture: The Building Blocks Disease Love Media and Technology People, Place and Culture in a Global Context War10 ECTSPolitical Philosophy5 ECTSFundamentals of Law5 ECTSTwo electives from Social Sciences or Humanities10 ECTSUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Year 2Project Year 2AcademicCoreMajor10 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Philosophy of ScienceChoose two from: Statistics 1 Statistics 2 Visual and Arts-based Methods (start 2021-22) Interpretive Methods5 ECTS10 ECTSIntroduction to Legal Theory5 ECTSInternational Relations Theories (and Practice)5 ECTSInternational and European Law5 ECTSInternational Politics5 ECTSChoose two from: Statistics 3 (pre-requisite: Statistics 1 and Statistics 2) Models of Democracy Political Economy Policy and Principles of Private Law Myths we Live by: Narrative in Politics and SocietyChoose one course from any discipline10 ECTS5 ECTSYear 3AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTSProject Year 3Choose two courses from the list of courses in the SocialSciences or HumanitiesThe Age of Human Rights OR Global JusticeBachelor Thesis (Capstone)MinorPersonal MinorSocietal or Research Internship (15 ECTS)University MinorMinor Abroad10 ECTS5 ECTS10 ECTS30 ECTS*Courses outside UCG! UCG schedules do not include these courses. Students willneed to check up-to-date schedules online at ‘rooster.rug.nl’.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
International Business and Entrepreneurship (IBE)MAJOR SOCIAL SCIENCES: International Business and Entrepreneurship(IBE)Year 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 2Project Year 1AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Academic Skills Introduction to Academic Research10 ECTSChoose one from: Mathematics Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis Calculus 15 ECTSLAS Core Electives; choose two from: How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life Culture: The Building Blocks Disease Love Media and Technology People, Place and Culture in a Global Context War10 ECTSInternational Business5 ECTSPolitical Philosophy5 ECTSMicro-Economics5 ECTSElective course within Social Sciences5 ECTSUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Year 2Project Year 2AcademicCore10 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Philosophy of Science5 ECTSStatistics 1Major5 ECTSStatistics 25 ECTSInternational Marketing5 ECTSGlobal Corporate Strategy5 ECTSPrinciples of Entrepreneurship5 ECTSChoose two electives from: Crosscultural Management * Ethics and International Business* Growth, Institutions and Business* Econometrics for Economics* Statistics 3 (pre-requisite: Statistics 1 and Statistics2)Choose one elective from the Social SciencesChoose one course from any discipline10 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSYear 3AcademicCore5 ECTSProject Year 3Choose two electives from Social SciencesMajorChoose one from: Global Justice Empirical Political Economy The Age of Human RightsBachelor Thesis (Capstone)MinorPersonal MinorSocietal or Research Internship (15 ECTS)University MinorMinor Abroad10 ECTS5 ECTS10 ECTS30 ECTS*Courses outside UCG! UCG schedules do not include these courses. Students willneed to check up-to-date schedules online at ‘rooster.rug.nl’.UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Humanities Major (HU)Social and Cultural ChangeMAJOR HUMANITIES: Social and CulturalChangeYear 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 1Exploring Challenges of Modern Society 2Project Year 1AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTSResearch and Methodology: Academic Skills Introduction to Academic Research Qualitative Data Collection15 ECTSLAS Core Electives; choose two from: How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life Culture: The Building Blocks Disease Love Media and Technology People, Place and Culture in a Global Context War10 ECTSChoose four from: Artivism Understanding Bias Political Philosophy Music in Culture Health and Wellbeing: Historical Perspectives Philosophy of Mind Ethics Systems View on Life20 ECTSUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Year 2AcademicCoreProject Year 2Philosophy of ScienceVisual and Arts-based Methods (start 2021-22)Interpretive MethodsMajor10 ECTS5 ECTS5 ECTS5ECTSChoose at least four from: Ethical Dilemmas in the Life Sciences Freedom and Responsibility Cultural Criticism Dystopias Logic Meaning and Truth in Language and Art Myths we Live by: Narrative in Politics and Society Knowledge is Power World Literature Arts, Technology and Philosophy Leadership in CultureMin. 20ECTSChoose max two from: Big Data – Data Science International Relations Theories (and Practice) International Politics Ethics and International Business* Models of Democracy Social Complexity and Networks Decision Making Introduction to Legal TheoryMax. 10ECTSChoose one more course from any discipline5 ECTSYear 3AcademicCoreMajor5 ECTSProject Year 3Choose two electives (level 300) from: The City Existential Risks Science Communication Mind and Society Bachelor Thesis ExtensionFutures of HumanityBachelor Thesis10 ECTS5 ECTS10 ECTSPersonal Minor30 ECTSSocietal or Research Internship (15 ECTS)University MinorMinor Abroad*Courses outside UCG! UCG schedules do not include these courses.Studentswill need to check up-to-date schedules online at ‘rooster.rug.nl’.MinorUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Free MajorAt University College Groningen, you make the choice to either follow one of our main Majors, aMajor specialisation or design your own Major. Do you want to combine Mind and Behaviour withHumanities? Are you preparing for an MA in International Relations or Chemistry? Is Econometricsyour main field of interest? You can sit down with your tutor and design your own curriculum aroundyour current interests and your plans for your master as well as professional future. You cancombine courses that we offer at University College Groningen with courses from the otherfaculties of the University of Groningen to fit your specific needs. All UCG students will continue tobe part of the core group and project-work together, so you will be able to bring your particularspecific (inter-) disciplinary expertise into your UCG projects.The free Major programmes are awarded the degree ‘Bachelor of Science’ or ‘Bachelor of Arts’depending on the number of credits (minimum 50 ECTS credits) collected in either Sciences/SocialSciences or Humanities. Due to the nature of the Free Major, Appendix B at the end of thiscatalogue, offers the best overview of all courses within the LAS Curriculum. Keep in mind thatFree Major students may choose courses from other Faculties (to be consulted through the onlinecourse catalogue – Ocasys).UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Appendix A: Contact hoursYear 1TypeNumber of Contact HoursLectures96Study Group/Tutorial96Individual Tutoring6Group ter Lab Assignments148Year 2TypeNumber of Contact HoursLectures96Study Group/Tutorial96Individual Tutoring6Group ter Lab Assignments148Year 3 (semester 2)TypeNumber of Contact Hours32Lectures32Study Group6Individual Tutoring8Thesis Supervision39Group r Lab Assignments7032Writing SeminarUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
Appendix B - Overview with coursesCourses can be suitable for more than 1 Major (see X marks). Courses that arelabelled in different Majors will contribute only once to the final programme.* course offered at another UG FacultyConsult our online course catalogue - OcasysOn this page you can find details for each course: the description, who is teaching it andhow many hours of class is given per week.You can find information on any courses given at UCG or at any other Faculty.Use the reported course code to find all the details.Consult OcasysLAS Core Elective courses (5 ECTSper course)Course nameCourse codeCulture: The Building BlocksUCG1AC05DiseaseUCG1AC12How Things Work: Physics in Everyday LifeUCG1AC07LoveUCG1AC08Media and TechnologyUCG1AC09People, Place and Culture in a Global ContextUCG1AC10WarUCG1AC11UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
100 level elective courses (5 ECTS percourse)Course nameCourse iopsychologyUCG1SS05XXEthicsUCG1SS04XXFundamentals of LawUCG1SS08Health and Wellbeing: HistoricalPerspectivesUCG1HU02XHuman Anatomy and HistologyUCG1SC07XInternational BusinessUCG1SS10XIntroduction to SociologyUCG1SS07XLinear AlgebraUCG1SC02XLiving Cell CG1SS01XMusic in CultureUCG1HU05XXPhilosophy of MindUCG1HU01XXPolicy Making in the EUUCG1SS09XPolitical PhilosophyUCG1SS03XXPrinciples of Modern TechnologyUCG1SC01XProgramming in PythonUCG1SC03XXXSocial and Cultural PsychologyUCG1SS06Systems View on LifeUCG1SC08XXXUnderstanding BiasUCG1HU04XXXUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021XXXXXXX
200 level courses (5 ECTS per course)Course nameOLDCourse codeSCSSCourse codeAccess to Medicine in a Globalized WorldUCG2SC08UCGSC218XXAdvanced ProgrammingUCG2SC12Applied MechanicsUCG2SC05Artificial IntelligenceUCG2SC13Arts, Technology and PhilosophyUCG2HU06UCGHU211XBig Data - Data ScienceUCG2SC11UCGSC219XClinical PsychologyUCG2SS13UCGSS222XXCognitive PsychologyUCG2SS07UCGSS209XXCrosscultural Management*EBB036A05EBB036A05Cultural CriticismUCG2HU04UCGHU207Decision nometrics for Economics/ IEB*EBB814A05EBB814A05Ethical Dilemmas in the Life SciencesUCG2SC17HUXUCGSC211XXUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021XXXXXXXXXXX
Ethics and International Business*EBB608B05EBB608B05Fields, Waves and SignalsUCG2SC06UCGSC220XFreedom and SC208XGlobal Corporate StrategyUCG2SS06UCGSS208XGrowth, Institutions and Business*EBB022A05EBB022A05XHuman ImmunologyUCG2SC04UCGSC210XHuman PhysiologyUCG2SC01UCGSC206XInternational and European LawUCG2SS16UCGSS210XInternational MarketingUCG2SS10UCGSS213XInternational PoliticsUCG2SS15UCGSS221XXInternational Relations Theories (andPractice)UCG2SS14UCGSS220XXIntroduction to Legal TheoryUCG2SS01UCGSS224XKnowledge is PowerUCG2HU03UCGHU204Leadership in CultureUCG2HU10UCGHU215Living Cell 2UCG2SC02UCGSC207XLogicUCG2HU01UCGAC217XMachine LearningUCG2SC14UCGSC222XMeaning and Truth in Language and ArtUCG2HU12UCGHU305XMedical MicrobiologyUCG2SC16UCGSC205XModels of DemocracyUCG2SS04UCGSS204XXMyths we Live by: Narrative in Politics andSocietyUCG2HU09UCGHU214XXOrganisation and Society*SOBA 204ASOBA 204AXPersonality and Individual Differences*PSBE1-05PSBE1-05XPolicy and Principles of Private LawUCG2SS05UCGSS207XPolitical EconomyUCG2SS03UCGSS203XUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021XXXXXXXXXX
Practical Life ScienceUCG2SC09UCGSC214Principles of EntrepreneurshipUCG2SS17UCGSS223XPublic FinanceUCG2SS12UCGSS218XSmart Technology Lab: Physical PrinciplesUCG2SC07UCGSC215Social and Institutional Change*SOBA 904SOBA 904XSocial Complexity and NetworksUCG2SS11UCGSS215XStatistics 3UCG2SS02Test CGHU213World LiteratureXXXXXXX300 level courses (5 ECTS per course)Course codeOLDCourse codeSCSSPSB3E-CN01PSB3E-CN01XXCriminal LawUCG3SS01UCGSS310Device Physics (start 2021-22)UCG3SC02Empirical Political EconomyUCG3SS04UCGSS308XEvidence-based Policy AnalysisUCG3SS03UCGSS305XExistential RisksUCG3HU06UCGHU307Futures for HumanityUCG3HU02UCGHU303Global JusticeUCG3SS06UCGSS311Medical Technology (start 2021-22)UCG3SC03History of Economic ThoughtUCG3SS08UCGSS320XIntermediate Macroeconomics*EBB842B05EBB842B05XIntermediate Microeconomics*EBB852B05EBB852B05XMind and SocietyUCG3SS02UCGSS303XCourse nameClinical Neuropsychology*UCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021HUXXXXXXXXX
C302XPerspectives on Human DevelopmentUCG3SS07UCGSS304XRobotics (start 2021-22)UCG3SC04Science CommunicationUCG3SC06Smart Technology Lab: From Art toRobotics (start 2021-22)UCG3SC05The Age of Human RightsUCG3SS05UCGSS309XThe CityUCG3HU08UCGHU309XXXUCGSC304XXXXXResearch and Methodology coursesIndicated are the recommended R&M courses per Major. Major Specialisations may requirespecific R&M courses (see Appendix 5).Course nameCourse codeOLDCourse codeSCSSXXCalculus 1 (pre-requisite Math DiagnosticTest 7.0)UCG1RM04Calculus 2 (pre-requisite Calculus 1)UCG2RM01UCGAC211XXComputational Methods (prerequisiteProgramming in Python)UCG2RM04UCGAC214XXInterpretive ive Data Collection and AnalysisUCG1RM06UCGAC215Statistics 1UCG2RM02UCGAC212Statistics 2 (pre-requisite Statistics 1)UCG2RM03UCGAC213Visual and Arts-based Methods (start 202122) (pre-requisite: Qualitative DataCollection and Analysis)UCG2RM07UCGAC105AHUXXXXXXXXXXXXXAcademic Core ProgrammeCourse nameOLDUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021LevelXECTSPeriod
CoursecodeCoursecodeExploring Challenges of ModernSociety 1UCG1AC0310051.1Exploring Challenges of ModernSociety 2UCG1AC0410051.2Project Year 1UCG1AC0110051.3 and 1.4Project Year 2UCG2AC01UCGAC201200102.3 and 2.4Project Year 3UCG3AC01UCGAC30130053.3 and/or3.4Research andMethodology: AcademicSkillsUCG1RM0110051.1Research and Methodology:Introduction to Academic ResearchUCG1AC0210051.220052.3Research andMethodology: Philosophy ofScienceUCG2AC02UCGAC210Compulsory/MajorCourse NameBachelor ThesisCoursecodeUCG3AC02OLDCourse ursecodeOLDCourseCodeBachelor Thesis ExtensionUCG3AC03UCGAC305300XXXInternship (Minor 15 ECTS)UCG3RM01UCGAC307300XXXCourse NameUCG Course Catalogue 2020-2021
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