The occupational track (minor) is an integral part of our undergraduate programme that complements their chosen major. It provides students with an opportunity to gain specific knowledge and skills towards job readiness.

Through the occupational track (minor), students will first acquire foundational perspectives critical to developing a nuanced understanding of their chosen domain. The minor also equips students with practical knowledge that is directly applicable to various work situations. These skills and perspectives can then be synthesised during the field immersion course while they gain direct exposure to the realities of their chosen field. 

In the seventh semester, students may opt for a semester-long occupational internship to further deepen their understanding and capabilities to ready them for the workforce in their domain. 

This track offers a range of courses to choose from, allowing students to tailor their education to their specific interests and career goals. The occupational minor will empower our students to not only gain a deeper understanding of the world around them but also to make a meaningful impact through their work and further studies. Students who graduate with a four-year degree will be fully ready for the workforce or for direct entry into master’s or PhD programmes.

Students can opt for an Occupational track (minor) in any one of the following:

• Biodiversity Conservation
• Climate Studies
• Data, Democracy and Development
• Design for Communities
• Disability, Accessibility and Inclusion
• Education
• Financial Management for the Social Sector
• Heritage Studies
• Media and Journalism
• Music Education
• Public Health
• Sports and Fitness
• Technology for Social Good

Please click on the interested Occupational track to know more about the progression over the semesters.