Can you do a double major at LSE?

Most LSE degrees allow you to combine study in more than one subject; either for joint honours, such as BSc International Relations and History or with one major subject and one minor, such as BSc Geography with Economics.

Does Oxford allow double majors?

What is a joint honours degree at Oxford? As well as all the single honours courses you can study at Oxford, the university allows you to combine courses and study two different subjects (run by different departments) together.

Does Cambridge allow double majors?

No, although I did in a way. First of all, there is no such thing as a ‘major’ at Cambridge. To get a B.A., you need to pass a part I and a part II. For most subjects, these are 1+2 or 2+1 years of study.

Can you do double majors in the UK?

A joint honours degree (also known as dual honours, double majors, or Two Subject Moderatorship) is a specific type of degree offered generally at the Honours Bachelor’s degree level by certain universities in Ireland, the UK, Canada, Malta, and Australia.

How many majors can you take at Oxford?

Oxford Campus Undergraduate Programs Explore over 200 majors and minors to choose from, plus programs to prepare you for pre-professional study.

Can you change your major at Cambridge?

Most changes are within the sciences or within the arts, but students can switch between broad areas as well. Not everything is possible but there’s a surprising degree of flexibility and, as such, a wide range of subject combinations are available.

What is a double first at Cambridge?

At the University of Cambridge, Triposes (undergraduate degree examinations) are split into one or more Parts. Attaining First Class Honours in two different Parts culminates in graduating with a ‘Double First’.

Does Cambridge do joint honours?

Not in Cambridge at present. However, it is possible to transfer from one Tripos to another with the approval of both Directors of Studies. Details can be found in the Cambridge Admissions Prospectus.