Cross-listed and Inter-domain Courses

Inter-domain courses -
of which some are also capstone courses

INT (inter-domain) courses approach a topic from the perspective of at least two disciplines in two different academic domains (HUM, SSC or SCI). INT courses can only be counted towards major requirements if this is specified in the course outline comments. If an INT course can serve to complete a track in a specific discipline, this, too, is stated explicitly in the course outline (see Course outlines for information about specific courses). INT courses cannot serve to fulfill breadth requirements.

An inter-domain course identified as a 'capstone' can serve as a partial replacement of the thesis, which is then only 7,5 EC instead of 15 EC. If not used as a thesis replacement, the capstone course counts towards the level 3 requirement as usual.

Cross-listed courses

Cross-listed courses are offered in a specific discipline in their host academic domain (HUM, SSC or SCI), but can be counted towards courses taken for major requirements in a second domain, as specified in the course outline (see Course Planner for information about specific courses). When taken to fulfill the breadth requirement, cross-listed courses can only be used in the host domain, not in a second or third domain. Cross-listed courses can only be taken as track finishers in another domain than the host domain if specifically indicated in the course description.

Courses that count as track finisher for multiple tracks

The following courses are offered within one domain, and count as track finishers for at least 2 disciplines. This is also described in the course outline.