Double Major and Minor Programs
Double Major Program (DMP)
The aim of the Double Major Program (DMP) is to allow students who successfully excel in their primary major to pursue a second major for free, earning a second diploma. Students can begin a second major diploma program free of charge if their Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is at least 2.90 out of 4.00, and their rank in the relevant class of the primary major program is within the top 20%. Current DMP details for the Nutrition and Dietetics English Program are provided in the table below. Click here to access the Double Major Directive.
| Department/Program | Number of Students |
| PERFUSION | 1 |
| SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY | 2 |
| OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY | 1 |
| PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION | 7 |
| NURSING | 7 |
| TOTAL | 18 |
Minor Program
A Minor Program allows students enrolled in a diploma program, who meet the necessary requirements, to take a limited number of courses in a specific field from another diploma program within the same higher education institution. Upon completion, they receive a certificate (minor certificate) that is not equivalent to a diploma. Students can apply for the minor program at the beginning of their primary undergraduate program's third to sixth semester. To be eligible for the minor program, students must have successfully completed all credit-bearing courses in their primary program up to the semester they are applying for. Click here to access the Minor Directive.