What is the Double Major Program (DMP)?
The Double Major Program is a university program that enables a student to receive a full undergraduate education in another department in addition to their undergraduate education in their own primary field. By successfully completing the requirements of both programs, the student graduates with two separate undergraduate diplomas. The DMP aims to allow students to specialize not only in their own field but also in another field.
In which fields can nursing students pursue a Double Major?
A Double Major opportunity is offered in the other departments within the Faculty of Health Sciences, namely the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics and the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation.
What are the Advantages of the DMP?
- Diploma and career opportunities in two different fields.
- Academic and professional development.
- Competitive advantage (e.g., a double diploma adds extra value in job applications).
What are the DMP Application Requirements?
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What is the Minor Program (MP)?
The Minor Program is a program designed to help students gain knowledge and competency in another field by taking a specified number of courses from a different department while continuing their primary education. Upon completion of the minor, a certificate in that field is awarded instead of a diploma. The Minor Program allows students to acquire additional knowledge in a field of interest, but is not as comprehensive as the Double Major.
In which fields can nursing students pursue a Minor?
A Minor Program opportunity is offered in all programs of the Vocational School of Health Services.
What are the Advantages of the MP?
- The opportunity to gain knowledge and self-improvement in a field of interest.
- Career development.
- Less intensive compared to the Double Major.
- Academic diversity opportunities.
What are the MP Application Requirements?
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Last updated: 26 October 2026