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3. Faculty of Science - Undergraduate Regulations

Students in the Faculty of Science are governed by the regulations in this section of the Calendar as well as by the general University regulations in the sections B. Registration to N. Student Communication and Responsibilities found under the heading University Regulations. For the precise interpretation of any statement or regulation, students should feel free to contact the Associate Dean (Undergraduate) of Science. The Dean has delegated responsibility for undergraduate student affairs in the faculty to the Associate Dean (Undergraduate).

3.1 Terminology

3.2 Admission

3.3 Enrolment Limitations

3.4 Program Requirements

3.5 Course Selection and Registration

3.6 Assessment

3.7 Student Standing

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