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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Archaeology - Honours

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Anthropology and ArchaeologyFaculty of ArtsBSC-H - Bachelor of Science (Honours)

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Admission to Honours

General admission criteria for the Faculty of Arts can be found in section A.5 Undergraduate Degree Admission Requirements of this Calendar.

The Faculty of Arts procedures for Admission to Honours established in section 3.3.2 Honours Degrees are applicable and provide the overall framework. Students wishing to apply to an Honours program must apply through their Student Centre for a change of program to Honours by February 1. Please see the department website for the supplementary application deadline. The qualifying grade point average for eligibility for admission to the BSc Archaeology Honours programs is typically set higher than the minimum 3.30 level for the Faculty of Arts.

In addition, admission to this program requires completion of at least 75 units at the time of application.

An approved supplemental application found on the department website (arts.ucalgary.ca/anthropology-archaeology) to ensure that students have a supervisor for their honours thesis.

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