Undergraduate FAQ - Curriculum - Major/Minor
Students can be admitted to Double Major Programmes at the point of admission to NUS, or by applying to the relevant Faculties/Schools no later than the end of the fifth semester of study. For a list of Double Major Programmes available at the point of admission, please refer to the website of the Office of Admissions.
Yes, NUS College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS) students can apply to do a double degree. The Double Degree Programme (DDP) at NUS allows students to graduate with two different degrees in two disciplines, either within the same Faculty/School or across different Faculties/Schools. This programme is designed to enable students to complete the requirements for both degrees in a shorter period than it would take to complete them separately.
CHS students have the option to pursue specially designed double degree programmes or initiate their own combinations, provided they meet the necessary criteria and obtain approval from the relevant Faculties/Schools. The application process typically involves maintaining a minimum GPA and completing a specified number of units before applying. Students are advised to seek guidance from academic counsellors to plan their courses effectively and ensure they meet all requirements.
- Adds depth to careers in law, education, public policy, healthcare, marketing, and more.
- Sharpens critical thinking, cultural awareness, and research skills.
- Helps you understand diversity, inequality, and global issues.
- Total Units Required: complete a minimum of 20 Units from AN/SC coded courses.
- Double Counting: Up to 8 Units may be double-counted with your major or other requirements (for e.g. counted towards your major uem requirements and AN/SC minor requirements.
- NUS Coursework: At least 60% (12 units) of the minor must be completed in NUS.