
Programme structure
General information

All BASUS students will be entitled to all services and facilities customarily available on campus at the university of their stay. For more information and direct links, go to the Student Life section of FAQ.
Common core

Tracks
At the end of the second semester of the programme, students designate their track preference. As each track can admit maximum 30 students, students are admitted on the basis of the grades they received from the respective Introduction to Track course. If a student does not qualify for their top choice track, they will be assigned to either their second or third track of choice.
Track: Environmental & Life Sciences
Track: Sustainable Chemistry & Physics
Track: Economics, Management & Engineering
Track: Economics & Geography
Track: Social Sciences & Humanities
* Students enrol in courses according to their own preference and subject to availability of places.
Track: Law & Politics of Sustainability

Final semester
The final semester is chiefly dedicated to the writing of the bachelor’s thesis.
Electives

Student Assessment & Examination
