Please note that the above is not an exhaustive list. An examination of the outline of studies may reveal other relevant subjects offered in some disciplines, as well as supplying further information on prerequisites or corequisites, and in some disciplines, different structures for students intending to complete a minor sequence only.
It is also possible to have particular combinations of subjects approved as special major or minor sequences. Thus, for example, a student prepared to argue that the combination of GES2650 (Development theory and practice) and PLT3930 (Southeast Asian politics) is a particularly valuable association of subjects could ask to have them approved as the second-year component of a special minor sequence in either politics or geography. Similar special arrangements can be made from time to time which allow prerequisites and corequisites to be waived.
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