A bachelor’s degree program (BA, BSc etc.) is usually completed in three years. Studies extend over three-and-a-half years in Law and Occupational Therapy and over four years in Computer Engineering, Nursing, and Pharmacy (including six months of practical training).
Some programs offer an accelerated track combining BA and MA studies. Students may join the program in advanced years, based on their grades.
Undergraduate studies are offered in three different tracks:

• Single-Major Track: students take a full program of studies in one department. Examples: Medicine; Nutritional Sciences.
• Dual-Major Track: students take courses in two departments, according to both department's program of studies. Examples: Business Administration and Economics; Mathematics and Philosophy.
• Structured Combined Track: students take courses from two or more departments in a specially designed program. Examples: Combined Program in Philosophy, Economics and Political Science (PAKAM); Psychobiology.

Some faculties offer studies in both dual-major and single-major tracks, as detailed below.

All Bachelor’s Programs

Faculty of Humanities

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Faculty of Social Sciences

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Faculty of Science

Studies are offered in both the Dual-Major Track (most departments) and the Single-Major Track (all departments except Environmental Studies). Departmental studies can be taken at an expanded scope or regular scope. In the Dual-Major Track it is possible to study two departments at a regular scope or one at an expanded scope and the other at a regular scope.

The Faculty of Agriculture

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Spotlight on New and Special Programs

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