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See 3.1 Admissions and other requirements under 3.5 Graduation.

Students considering Philosophy as a possible Major Field in an Honours program are recommended to begin with Philosophy 201 or 249 or one of 301, 303, 305 (upper-year students).

Honours students in Philosophy must fulfill the following requirements:

1.ÌýPhilosophy 279 or 377; and 379
2. Honours Thesis: Philosophy 590
3. Honours Seminar: Philosophy 597
4. 5.0 additional FCEs in philosophy at the 400 or 500-level
5. 2.5 additional FCEs in philosophy

Note: students must choose their courses carefully at the 200 and 300-level to ensure that they have the prerequisites for entry to the 400 and 500-level courses.

In the final year of the Honours program the student must take Philosophy 590 (Honours Thesis). This will require the preparation of an Honours Thesis under close departmental supervision. In addition to the academic requirements, the Honours Thesis grade must be at least "A" or "A-" if the Department is to recommend the candidate for First Class Honours, and must be at least "B-" if the candidate is to be recommended for Honours.

The Honours Thesis, in suitable form, is to be submitted by the first day of the final examinations scheduled by the Registrar in the Winter Term.

A copy of the thesis, in a binding specified by the Department, is to be prepared for the Departmental Library.

Students should bear in mind the Faculty requirements concerning the general distribution of courses.

See 3.5 Graduation.