ART 136 and 137 (3/3)

DES 138 and 139 (3/3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 101 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

Arts or Science option (100- or 200-level) (3)

DES 300 and 301 (3/3) or DES 393 and 394 (3/3)

DES (300-level) (6)

ART or DES (300-level) (6)

ART 340 (3)

ART H 209 (3)

ART H (200-level) (3)

Arts or Science options (100- or 200-level) (6)

DES 400 and 401 (3/3) or DES 493 and 494 (3/3)

DES (400-level) (6)

ART or DES (300- or 400-level) (6)

ART H (200- or 300-level) (3)

DES 483 (3)

Arts or Science options (200- or 300-level) (6)

DES 500 and 501 (3/3) or DES 593 and 594 (3/3)

DES (500-level) (6)

ART or DES (300-, 400-, or 500-level) (6)

ART H (300- or 400-level) (3)

Arts or Science options (200- or 300-level) (6)

ART 136 and 137 (3/3)

DES 138 and 139 (3/3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 101 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

Arts or Science option (100- or 200-level) (3)

DES 393 and 394 (3/3)

DES 395 and 396 (3/3)

ART 322 (6)

ART 340 (3)

ART H 209 (3)

ART H (200-level) (3)

Arts or Science options (100- or 200-level) (6)

DES 493 and 494 (3/3)

DES 425 (6)

ART 422 (6)

ART H (200- or 300-level) (3)

DES 483 (3)

Arts or Science options (200- or 300-level) (6)

DES 593 and 594 (3/3)

DES 525 (6)

ART 522 (6)

ART H (300- or 400-level) (3)

Arts or Science options (200- or 300-level) (6)

ART 136 and 137 (3/3)

DES 138 and 139 (3/3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 101 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

ECON 101 (3)

DES 300 and 301 (3/3) or DES 393 and 394 (3/3)

DES (300-level) (6)

ART or DES (300-level) (6)

ART 340 (3)

ART H 209 (3)

ART H (200-level) (3)

ACCTG 300 (3)

DES 400 and 401 (3/3) or DES 493 and 494 (3/3)

DES (400-level) (6)

ART or DES (300- or 400-level) (6)

ART H (200-level) (3)

DES 483 (3)

MARK 301 (3)

MARK 320 (3)

DES 500 and 501 (3/3) or DES 593 and 594 (3/3)

DES (500-level) (6)

ART or DES (300- or 400- or 500-level) (6)

Arts or Science options (200- or 300-level) (6)

SMO 431 (3)

MARK 432 (3)

ART 136 and 137 (3/3)

DES 138 and 139 (3/3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

MATH 114 and 115 (3/3) Students without Math 31 take 113 and 115 (3/3)

DES 300 and 301 (3/3)

DES 302/303 (6)

ART or DES (300-level) (6)

ART 340 (3)

ART H 209 (3)

ENGG 130 (3)

EN PH 131 (3)

DES 400 and 401 (3/3)

DES 402 and 403 (3/3)

DES 483 (3)

ART H (200-level) (3)

Arts or Science options (100- or 200-level) (3)

MATH 102 or 125 (3)

CIV E 270 (3)

MEC E 265 (3)

DES 500 and 501 (3/3)

DES 502 and 503 (3/3)

ART or DES (300- or 400- or 500-level) (6)

Arts or Science options (2xx or 3xx) or Two of CH E 243, MEC E 230, 250, 380 (6)

MEC E 260 (3)

MEC E 360 (3)

ART 136 and 137 (3/3)

DES 138 and 139 (3/3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 101 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

CMPUT 101 (3)

DES 300/301 (3/3) or DES 393/394 (3/3)

DES (300-level) (6)

ART or DES (300-level) (6)

ART 340 (3)

ART H 209 (3)

CMPUT 174 (3)

CMPUT 175 (3)

DES 400/401 or DES 493/494 (3/3)

DES (400-level) (6)

ART or DES (300- or 400-level) (3)

ART H (200-level) (3)

DES 483 (3)

CMPUT 250 (3)

CMPUT 301 (3)

CMPUT 206 (3)

DES 500/501 or DES 593/594 (6)

DES (500-level) (6)

ART or DES (300- or 400- or 500-level) (6)

CMPUT (200- or 300- or 400-level) (6)

CMPUT (300- or 400-level) (6)

ART 136 (3) and 137 (3)

DES 138 (3) and 139 (3)

ART 140 (3)

ART H 101 (3)

ART H 102 (3)

100-level ENGL (6)

ANTHR 101 (3) or PSYCO 104 (3) or SOC 100 (3)

ART or DES (300-level)

ART 340 (3)

Arts or Science Options (100 or 200-level) (3)

ART H 209 (3)

DES 300 (3) and 301 (3) or DES 393 (3) and 394 (3)

DES 302 (3) and 303 (3) or DES 395 (3) and 396 (6)

Social Science Options (100 or 200-level) (6)

ART H (200-level) (3)

Arts or Science Options (100 or 200-level) (6)

DES 400 (3) and 401 (3) or DES 493 (3) and 494 (3)

DES (400-level) (6)

DES 483 (3)

Social Science Options (200 or 300-level) (6)

ART or DES (300-, 400-, or 500-level) (6)

Arts or Science Options or non-Arts/Science Options (200- or 300-level) (6)

DES 500 (3) and 501 (3) or DES 593 (3) and 594 (3)

DES (500-level) (6)

Social Science Options (300 or 400-level) (6)

To be promoted to the next year students will need a grade point average of at least 2.7 in Fall/Winter, and Departmental recommendation.

A grade of either D or D+ in a central subject may normally be credited only once in a BDes student's program. For any subsequent 3 or 6 in which either D or D+ is received, an alternate 3 or 6 approved by the Department must be substituted.

Final-year requirements include a minimum GPA of 2.7 on the last 27 taken toward the degree in the General, Printmaking, Computing Science, and Social Sciences Routes, and on the last 30 taken toward the degree in the Business/Marketing, and Engineering Routes, and Departmental recommendation.

For students undertaking the Computing Science Route, a minimum GPA of 2.7 will be required for all Math and Computing Science courses in Years 1 and 2 before proceeding to Computing Science 200-, 300-, and 400-level courses.

For students undertaking the Social Sciences Route, Social Science Option courses must be chosen from the following disciplines:

Anthropology (ANTHR)

Community Service-Learning (CSL)

Earth and Atmospheric Studies (EAS- only those courses designated as Arts EAS X9X)

Economics (ECON)

History (HIST)

Human Geography and Planning (HGP)

Interdisciplinary Undergraduate (INT D) – subject to approval by the advisor

Linguistics (LING)

Middle Eastern and African Studies (MEAS)

Political Science (POL S)

Psychology (PSYCO- only those courses designated as Arts courses)

Science, Technology and Society (STS)

Sociology (SOC)

Women’s Studies (WST)

Students who are not recommended to continue in the program at the end of the first, second, or third year of study must withdraw from the program. Such students may transfer to another program in the Faculty of Arts, except the BFA (Art and Design) program, if the entrance and promotion requirements for such a program are met. After transfer, all requirements for the new program must be completed. Readmission to the BDes or BFA program will only be considered following completion of 24 in coursework that will meet program requirements in one Fall/Winter with a GPA of 2.7 and a successful portfolio submission. Only one readmission to the BDes or BFA program following a recommendation not to continue will be considered.

Students who fail to meet the final-year requirements for the program will be permitted to fulfil those requirements only with the approval of the Department and the Dean of Arts.

A Bachelor of Design program may be interrupted only with Departmental consent.

Students proceeding toward the Bachelor of Design degree must meet residence requirements of the Faculty of Arts (§42.2).

A minimum of 30 must be completed while registered in the Bachelor of Design degree program;

When enrolled in the Design program, students are required to take a minimum of 24 during Fall/Winter. The Department may recommend to the Dean exemption from this regulation.

The 500-level DES (12) and fourth year 300- or 400-level ART H (3) program requirements must be taken at the University of Alberta.

Students may substitute for an Arts or Science option in Year 2 or 3 or 4, up to 6 of Non-Arts or Non-Science options in the BDes program except for the Business/Marketing or Engineering routes.

To qualify for the Bachelor of Design, students must successfully complete all program requirements. Students must also meet all promotion, final-year and residence requirements, and have Departmental recommendation.

Degrees “With Distinction” shall be awarded to students who achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or more, on all units of course weight credited to the program and on all units of course weight in Art and Design credited to the program. Students who have taken part of their program at another university may be granted a degree “With Distinction” at the discretion of the Faculty.