Elective courses change from year to year, depending on students' interest.
Elective Courses are generally any courses in other faculties which pre-service teachers can freely select depending on their own interests.
About 90percentt of her elective courses have been inside the major.
Under his successor, A. Lawrence Lowell, a balance was struck between required and elective courses.
The fourth year of medical school is typically spent on career exploration, by taking elective courses and interviewing for residencies.
She said she would examine whether the core curriculum left enough room for elective courses, and whether science and non-Western cultures were sufficiently represented.
Entirely new elective courses have emerged, employing Harvard's famous case-study method of teaching: "Building E-Businesses," "Operating an E-Business," "Starting Technology Ventures".
Many students take advantage of clinical course work, but the traditional third year of study is largely filled by elective courses.
The curriculum including elective courses is documented.
Science content 70 Credits 2.3 Subject-specific pedagogy 16 Credits 3. Elective courses 6 Credits.
Universities began to offer elective courses under business administration programs only after 1995.
