2013 Guide to Enrolment - University of Canterbury

Choose your programme and courses continuedSpecialist undergraduate degree structure diagrams continuedBachelor of Music majoring in Musical Culture – typical degree structure *One ofMUSA331–334Year 3MUSA200Year 2MUSA100Year 1CompulsoryMusic coursesBachelor of Speech and Language Pathology with Honours – typical degree structureYear 4 Third ProfessionalYear 3 Second ProfessionalYear 2 First ProfessionalCMDS161CMDS113Year 1 IntermediateCompulsoryProfessional coursesMUSA MUSA MUSA 300300 Level 2 300 Level 2 300 Level 2MUSA201MUSA101MUSA250MUSA125Music majorcoursesCMDS162CompulsoryfieldworkOne ofMUSA231–234MUSA131Courses from Musicor other degreesLING101MUSA200 LevelMUSA 150or MUSA 151STAT101300LevelMUSA200 LevelPSYC10550%¹Students must take one of the following: MAOR 165; TREO 110; TREO 111; SCIM 101/MAOR 172; HLTH 106.Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).200Level200Level100 100Level 1 Level1 MUSI 150 or 151 or another 100-level course.2 Some MUSA 300-level courses may be 30 points.Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).For complete Music major degree plans go to www.music.canterbury.ac.nz*Subject to Universities New Zealand CUAP approval due December 2013.LevelPSYC10620%200Level100Level100Level10%100Level 1Selecting Courses, Subjects andQualificationsFrom the Courses, Subjects and Qualificationswebpage (www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses)you can access up-to-date information aboutcourses and programmes offered at UC.You can find details of a particular course, thesubject you wish to study, or a qualificationyou wish to complete.1. Find a course: type in the four-letter codefollowed by the three-digit number ofthe course eg, CHCH101 into the 'Searchcourses by course code' search box. Clicksearch and details of the course will appear.If you don't know the specific code butwant to see all courses in a subject area,search courses by subject and choose asubject from the drop down list.2. Find a subject: you can find a detailedoutline of the subject you wish to majorin or study within your degree at UC, withcareer pathways and degrees this subjectcan be credited towards. From the subjectstab, either type a subject into the searchbox, or click 'Browse' to choose a subjectfrom the A to Z listing.3. Find a qualification: to check the latestinformation on the degree you wish tostudy, or for more detailed information oncareer pathways and subjects that you canspecialise in, use the qualifications tab.Browse for a qualification or type the nameof the degree, eg, BCom into the searchfield and click search.From the Courses, Subjects and Qualificationswebpage, you can also access links on theleft-hand side to other useful information:• estimate your fees with the Fees Estimator,if you know the courses you wish to study• find more details on what your timetablewill look like through the Timetable link• find all the rules about transferring andcross-crediting if you are considering adouble degree• work through how to enrol at UC byvisiting the Enrol at UC webpages.www.canterbury.ac.nz/coursesNew Zealand Institute of Language, Brain & Behaviour22 Freephone in NZ: 0800 VARSITY (827 748)