2005/2006 - Registrar - McMaster University

-~--~~~. -' --_.-- -----~-~~-- -----~-------~----------------~--'.--...------------- --------------1 26 FACULTY OF, SOCIAL SCIENCES,12 units"3 un'its .3 units, 3 units9 units21 units3 units3 units33 unitsREQUIREMENT$ , '. . . .120 units total (Levels ,I to IV), of which 48 units may be Levell· 30 units 'from the Level I program cpmpleted prior to admissionto the program. (See Admission above.)ANTHROP 2E03, 2F03, 2PA3, 3L03 (See Noteabove.)fromANTHROP 20.03, 2FF3, 2Z03, 3H03, 3K03, 3P03frorrrANTHROP 2B03, 2P03; 2V03, 2VV3, 2W03, 3B03'ANTHROP 4103' .Level IV AnthropologyLevel 11,111 or IV Anthropology, from SOC SCI 2J03 or STATS 1 CC3*HUMAN 2C03Electives. If not completed inlevel I, a minimum of'six units must be from the Faculty of Humanities and/or the Department of Religious Studies.*If requirement completed in Level I, these units will be taken aselectives. . ' . .Combined l;Ionours inAnthropology and Another . Subject·ADMISSION.Compl~tion of any Level I program with a Cumulative Averageof at least 6.0 including an average of at least7.0 in six units from· ANTHROP.1A03,.1 B03, .1Z0'3. Satisfaction'of.admission requirementsforthe Honours program in.the other B.A. subject.NOTES..'"· 1. Subjectto meeting admis'sion requirements, students maycombine two subjects and. be graduated· with a combinedhonours B.A. degree. These combinations areavailable within.the ,Faculty, with programs in the Faculty of Humanities andwith. the Arts and Science Program. .. 2. Students who have compietedANTHROP2103 are not required.to take ANTHROP3L03 " .REQUIREMENTS .120 units total (Levels I to IV), of which 48 units maybe Levell30 units from the Lev-erl program completed prior to admis-12 units3 units3 units3 units. 3 units12 units. ;36 units3 units3 units.sion to the program. (See Admission above.) .ANTHROP 2E03, 2F03,.2PA3, 3L03 (See Note 2 above.)fromANTHROP 2003, 2FF3, 2Z03; 3H03, 3K03, 3P03fromANTHROP 2B03,2P03, 2V03, 2.VV3, 2W03, 31;303 'ANTHROP 4103 ., Level IV Anthropology . 'Level II, II I or IV Anthropology ,courses specified for the other subjectfrom SOC SCI 2J03 or STATS 1 CC3* or in combined'programs Within the Faculty of Social Sciences, th.eResearch Mefhods/Statistics requirement specifiedfor the other subject .HUMAN 2C03. $tudents combining Honours Arts and. Science with Anthropology are exempt from this .requirement." . ' ...12 units· Electives. If not completed in Levell, a minimum Of six. units must be from' the Faculty. of Humanities and/or'the Department of Religious. Studies. Students combiningAnthropologywith Arts and Science, or with aHumanities subject, are exempt from this requirem~nt.*Ifrequirement completed in Levell, these uilits will be taken aselectives.'B.A. in Anthropology' {l 010}ADMISSION. Completion of any Level I program 'with a Cumulative Averageof at least 3.5 including an average of at least 4.0 in six units fromANTHROP 1A03, 1B03, 1Z03. '. ,REQUIREMENTS .90 units total (Levels I to 11/), of which 42 units may be Level I,30 units' from the level I program completed piiorto 'admis-~ionto the program. (See Admission above.)£3' units from ANTHROP 2E03) 2F03, 2PA318 units Levellt,'lll or IV Anthropology36 units . Eledives~ If not completed in Level I,.a minimum of isix units must be' from the ,Faculty of Humanities and/or ~he Department, of Religious Studies. , .Minor in. Anthropology. REQUIREMENTS '24 units total6 units, from ANTHROP lA03, 1 B03; 1 Z03. 3 units from ANTHROP 2E03, 2F03, 2PA315 units Level II .. III or· IV AnthropologyINTERDISCIPLINARY MINOR·IN',.ARCHAEOLOGYSee the, Interdisciplinary Minors and Thematic Areas section ofthis CaJendar.COMMUNICATION' 'STUDIESWEB ADDRESS:hffp://www.humanities:mcmaster.ca/-cmstHonours Communication Studies(See Faculty of Huma!1ities, Communication Studies, section)Combined Honours in\C'ommunication Studies and'AnotherSubjectStudents who registered in thisprogram prior to September2004 should contact a Student Advisor in the Office of the As"sociate Dean, Faculty ofSocialScienc~s to discuss theirindividualprogram requirements. ..,ADMISSION. 'Coniple~ion ,ofa:'ny Levell program 'and,a Cumulative Average ofat least 6.0 including an average of at least 7.0 in CMST 1AD3and 1 B03-; Satisfaction of the admission requirements for theHonours program in the other B.A. subject. in their',Levell program,·students should select courses carefully in order.to meet,the prerequisites for courses listed in specific Streams.'NOTES '.. . ., ,·1 .. Students wishing to combine Communication Studies with a .· subject in·the Faculty of SO,cial Sciences shOUld follow therequirements as outlined below. Those students wishing to. combine Communication Studies with a subjeqt in the Facultyof Humanities should follow the 'requirements as outlined inCombined Honours in Communication Studies and -Another''Subject in the Faculty of Humanities section of this Calendar.(See Faculty offlumanities section of this Calendar.) . .2. Communication Studies is an acaqemic disdpline which en.;.· compasses many fields of inquiry. Graduates of this programwill have an advanced knowledge of the nature, function ahd .evolution of, communication;. and will develop both practical,and theoretical skills necessary to pursue careers in. the fieldof communications. Students .in this program must completeone of the following'Streams: ,. ,The La-:'lguage and Social Life Stream involves the study anddiscovery of patterns in human language arid society. Focus isplaced on the art and science of persuasion, linguistiC method.and the importance of language in political and social life.,. The Cultural Studies Stream focuses on the critical analysisof popular culture through film, the visual arts and .a variety ofother forms .. ' Unique to the Communication approach to CUlturalStudies is. a focus on empirical analysis as well as the'social, political and cognitive significance of popular cultures;The Performance Studies Stream examines artistic andeve.-· ryday perfomlances. These performances range from theatre,concerts, and performance art to storytelling, ceremoniesand public protests. Student will examine and analyze performancesand their meanings and effects 'with particular em-'phasis, on the relationships between these performances andtheir consequences with a particular emphasis of the role ofactions in social communication: . . .The MassCommunication Stream focuses on the organiza.:tion and functioning of information media such as television,radio, the Internet and the press as major. institutions qndsources of knowledge and ,understanding about society", ~ , " ,