Major sequence
For students who commenced their studies prior to 1996 a major sequence in comparative societies (COS) consists of a first-year sequence in either anthropology (ANY) or sociology (SCY), an appropriate sequence of second-year COS, ANY or SCY subjects totalling a minimum of sixteen points and an appropriate sequence of third-year COS or appropriate ANY or SCY subjects totalling sixteen points with an additional COS, ANY or SCY subject of eight points at either second or third-year level.
For students commencing from 1996 and beyond, a major sequence will consist of second-year COS or appropriate ANY or SCY subjects totalling a minimum of sixteen points and appropriate sequences of third-year COS, ANY or SCY subjects totalling a minimum of twenty-four points.
Minor sequence
A minor sequence in comparative societies may consist of either (i) appropriate subjects at the first-year level worth twelve points plus appropriate COS, ANY or SCY subjects at the second-year level worth sixteen points or (ii) appropriate sequences of COS, ANY or SCY subjects at the second-year level worth sixteen points plus appropriate sequences of COS, ANY or SCY subjects at the third-year level worth a minimum of twelve points.
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