Degree Requirements
Degree Requirements
To earn a bachelor’s degree at Lisburn University, students must complete a minimum number of courses specific to their chosen major, as outlined in the curriculum. These courses are designed to provide foundational knowledge, advanced expertise, and practical applications in the respective field of study.
Students are responsible for reviewing course descriptions carefully when selecting classes to ensure they meet all prerequisites and requirements. For courses that require special permissions—such as those offered in other colleges within Lisburn University or through graduate-level programs—students must follow the established procedures to request access. Approval for such requests is not guaranteed.
Program Learning Outcomes
Data Proficiency:
Students will develop the ability to effectively utilize modern programming languages and tools to clean, organize, analyze, visualize, and model large volumes and diverse types of data across various disciplines.
Analytical Expertise:
Students will gain both theoretical and practical knowledge of statistical, computational, and critical thinking methods for descriptive and causal analysis applicable to a wide range of academic and professional contexts.
Applied Theoretical Understanding:
Students will learn to apply foundational theories and concepts to understand interactions between systems, organizations, and individuals, using this understanding to guide thoughtful analysis and decision-making.
Problem-Solving Skills:
Students will acquire the ability to address real-world challenges in data-driven, collaborative environments by working alongside researchers, practitioners, and professionals in diverse fields.
Effective Communication:
Students will excel in articulating their research methodologies and findings, both in writing and verbally, ensuring clarity and impact in academic, professional, and public settings.
Major Requirements
Completion of Core Curriculum:
Students must complete the university’s core curriculum, which includes foundational courses in areas such as humanities, sciences, mathematics, social sciences, and communication. These courses ensure a well-rounded educational experience.
Credit Requirements:
Students must fulfill the specific course and credit requirements of their chosen major. This includes completing introductory, intermediate, and advanced-level courses as outlined by their academic program.
Grade Point Average (GPA):
A minimum cumulative GPA (usually 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale) is required for graduation. Some programs may have higher GPA requirements for major-specific courses.
Adherence to University Policies:
Students must adhere to all academic and administrative policies, including meeting deadlines for course registration, payment of fees, and maintaining academic integrity throughout their studies.
Program Worksheets
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