Double Major Program (DMP) – Minor Program
Double Major Program (DMP)
The aim of the Double Major Program is to enable students who successfully pursue their major programs to simultaneously study in a second field and obtain a second diploma free of charge. Students who have a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.72 out of 4.00 in their major program and who rank within the top 20% of their undergraduate/associate degree program may begin a second major diploma program without paying tuition fees.
Click here for the Double Major Program Application Form.
Click here for the Double Major Program Directive.
Minor Program
A Minor Program refers to a program that enables students enrolled in a diploma program, provided that they meet the specified requirements, to take a limited number of courses focused on a particular subject within another diploma program at the same higher education institution, and to receive a certificate (minor certificate) that does not replace a diploma.
Students may apply for a Minor Program at the earliest at the beginning of the third semester and at the latest at the beginning of the sixth semester of their major undergraduate program. Students who have successfully completed all credit-bearing courses in their undergraduate program up to the semester in which they apply are eligible to apply for the Minor Program.
Click here for the Minor Program Application Form.
Click here for the Minor Program Directive.
The aim of the Double Major Program is to enable students who successfully pursue their major programs to simultaneously study in a second field and obtain a second diploma free of charge. Students who have a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.72 out of 4.00 in their major program and who rank within the top 20% of their undergraduate/associate degree program may begin a second major diploma program without paying tuition fees.
Click here for the Double Major Program Application Form.
Click here for the Double Major Program Directive.
Minor Program
A Minor Program refers to a program that enables students enrolled in a diploma program, provided that they meet the specified requirements, to take a limited number of courses focused on a particular subject within another diploma program at the same higher education institution, and to receive a certificate (minor certificate) that does not replace a diploma.
Students may apply for a Minor Program at the earliest at the beginning of the third semester and at the latest at the beginning of the sixth semester of their major undergraduate program. Students who have successfully completed all credit-bearing courses in their undergraduate program up to the semester in which they apply are eligible to apply for the Minor Program.
Click here for the Minor Program Application Form.
Click here for the Minor Program Directive.