Bachelor of arctic and subarctic interdisciplinary studies
Students pursuing the bachelor of arctic and subarctic interdisciplinary studies (BASIS) will typically take the following courses in their first year:
| FALL SEMESTER | WINTER SEMESTER |
|---|---|
| Module 1: Peoples of What is Now Called Labrador I |
Module 3: The Circumpolar North |
| SASS 1000 (classroom-based) | SASS 1003 (classroom-based) |
| SASS 1001 (classroom-based) | SASS 1004 (classroom-based) |
| SASS 1502 (land-based) | |
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Module 2: Peoples of What is Now Called Labrador II |
Module 4: Stories of the North |
| SASS 1002 (classroom-based) | SASS 2000 (classroom-based) |
| SASS 1500 (land-based) | SASS 2500 (land-based) |
| SASS 1501 (land-based) | SASS 2700 (experiential) |
Throughout the program, students will have the opportunity to learn in classroom-based, land-based, and experiential settings, integrated throughout their degree. All classroom-based courses are numerically graded. All land-based and experiential courses are pass/fail (PAS/FAL).
Promotion
Students must successfully complete all courses in Modules 1 and 2 prior to registering for courses in Modules 3 through 11. Modules 3 through 11 must be successfully completed prior to registering for courses in Module 12.
Students who have been accepted to the BASIS program should contact Mckenzie Hutchings, Recruitment, Retention, and Relationships Officer at the Labrador Campus for assistance with course selection. For additional program information, visit the BASIS degree program webpage.