The Double-Honours Degree Programme (DDP) requires students to
complete the following:
(i) Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (120 MC) – A Law student pursuing
the 4-year LL.B. degree normally takes at least 160 MC of Law
modules, including 88 MC of the Compulsory Core Law Curriculum.
Under this DDP, 40 MC (25% of the MC required for the LL.B.) are
waived.
(ii) Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Life Sciences (120 MC) – A
Science student pursuing the 4-year B.Sc. (Hons.) degree normally
takes 160 MC of modules to fulfill the University Level
Requirements, Faculty and Major Requirements, and Unrestricted
Electives. Under this DDP, 52 MC (32.5% of the MC required for the
B.Sc. (Hons.)) are waived.
|
Double Honours Degree Requirements
|
MC Requirement
[Matriculation Cohorts AY2015/2016 and after]
|
| (A)
Law Requirements (solely) |
92 - 93 MC
|
|
Law Compulsory Core Modules |
88 MC
|
|
Law Elective Module |
4 - 5 MC
|
| (B)
Science/Life Sciences Requirements
(solely) |
80 MC
|
| University Level
Requirements |
20 MC
|
| Faculty Requirements |
4 MC for Science Communication – SP1541; 4 MC for
Computational Thinking - CS1010 (or its variant) OR COS2000 |
| Life Sciences Major (LSM)
Core Modules – Levels 1000/2000 |
36 MC
|
| Life Sciences Major (LSM)
Core Modules – Levels 3000/4000 |
16 MC (8 MC at Level 3000; 8 MC at Level
4000)
|
| (D)
Common Modules(CM) |
28 – 30 MC
|
| Compulsory Science Common
Module |
4 MC – LSM1306 Forensic Science
|
| Elective Law Common Modules |
8 - 10 MC
|
| Integrated Honours Year
Project |
16 MC – LSM4199 Honours Project in Life
Sciences
|
| GRAND
TOTAL |
200 - 203 MC
|
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here. Students are required to refer to the information in the
FAQs relevant to their year of admission and their degree
requirements.