The selection process for admission or progression to second year of the program is based on a student carrying a full course load, including the MIT first-year prerequisites. Eligibility is determined by a student's overall weighted average obtained at the end of the academic year. In cases where the number of applicants exceeds the number of spaces, admission will be competitive. Attainment of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission.

Progression Requirements

To progress to the third and fourth years of the three-year BA in MIT, a student must achieve a minimum overall weighted average of 65.0% in each academic session, with no more than 1.0 unsatisfactory attempt in 5.0 full-course equivalents.

Graduation Requirements

To graduate with a three-year BA in MIT, a student must meet the general University regulations pertaining to graduation requirements for three-year BA programs. A student must also achieve a minimum overall weighted average of 65.0% in the 15.0 courses counted towards the degree. Students must complete all graduation requirements within the first 20.0 courses attempted, including repeated courses.

Program Requirements

• 5.0 courses from 001-099, including Computer Science 031a/b, Media, Information and Technoculture 025a/b and Media, Information and Technoculture 026a/b. A first year program must also include at least one course from two of the Faculties of Arts, Science and Social Science. Courses should be selected from at least four different subject areas with no more than two courses in the same subject area.

Note: After first year, a student must complete 5.0 full-course equivalents in MIT and 5.0 full-course equivalent electives. Students in the three-year BA may count up to 1.5 full-course equivalents from a list of approved alternates towards the MIT elective requirements. Students should consult the list of approved alternates at the end of this section. The distribution of MIT courses is as follows:

Second and Third Years

• Media, Information and Technoculture 243F/G, 245a/b, 246F/G, 247F/G, 248F/G
• 2.5 MIT full-course equivalent electives at the 100 level or higher
• 5.0 full-course equivalent electives

Administrative and Commercial Studies 155a/b, 180 280F/G,

English 117, 171F/G, 200.

Geography 180a/b, 181F/G

Linguistics 187a/b, 287F/G

Music165a/b, 265a/b

Philosophy 124F/G (Huron), 131, Philosophy 162F/G (Huron), 222a/b

Political Science 186, 222E (Huron)

Psychology 115a/b, 130a/b, 164

Religious Studies 221F/G (King's)

Sociology 132a/b, 133a/b, 172a/b (Brescia), 172a/b, 173a/b, Sociology 461F/G

VAS 252a/b, 254a/b

VAH 283E

Writing 101F/G, 202F/G, 203F/G, 205F/G, 207F/G, 209F/G, 291F/G

Note: It may be possible for MIT students to count the following courses in Film Studies towards their MIT elective requirements. Students should be aware that priority in registering for these courses goes to Film Studies students: Film Studies 158F/G, 251E, 255E, 256F/G, 257F/G, 270F/G, 271F/G, 272F/G, 275F/G

Courses may not be offered every year and certain registration constraints may be in place. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have the prerequisites for alternate courses. Some departments may offer additional courses related to the MIT program. Students are welcome to supply a course syllabus and formal request in writing to the Undergraduate Academic Advisor in FIMS to count such courses towards their MIT program requirements. Students interested in more information on alternate courses should contact the departments directly.

Academic Calendar FACULTY OF INFORMATION AND MEDIA STUDIES MEDIA, INFORMATION AND TECHNOCULTURE THREE-YEAR BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MEDIA, INFORMATION AND TECHNOCULTURE