Choice Based Credit System & Minor - Martin Luther Christian University

Choice Based Credit System and Minor

In line with UGC recommendations, the University follows the Choice Based Credit System for all undergraduate students. Under CBCS, students choose a Specialisation (18 credits) within thedepartment and a Minor (12 credits) from anotherdepartment.

Under the CBCS scheme, a minor is an aggregate of 12 credits taken by an undergraduate student in another department.

List of Minors

Sl No	Departments	minor
1	Allied Health Sciences	Health And Hygiene,First Aid and Emergency Care and Communicable and Non Communicable Diseases
2	Nutrition and Dietetics	Basic Nutrition Nutrition for Health and Fitness Food Hygiene and Fitness
3	Computer Sciences	Office Automation systems
4	Counseling Psychology	Organizational Psychology
5	Economics Commerce and Management	Business Management Studies
6	Environment and Traditional Ecosystem	Basic Environmental Studies
7	English and Communication	Northeast Indigenous Art and Literature Advanced Course in English Speaking and Writing Computational Lexicography
8	Music	Western Music Notation Reading and Writing
9	Social Work	Fundamentals in Community Development Understanding communities Steps in working with communities Skill based application in community settings
10	Travel and Tourism Management	Introduction to Tourism Adventure Tourism Event Management
11	Center for Education	Basic Theoretical Concept of Education Basic Elements in Teaching and Learning Policies Issues and Sustainability in Education
12	Center for GENDER	Gender Studies, Reproductive Health, Sexuality and Life Skills Education

SI No	Department	Minor
1	Allied Health Sciences	Health And Hygiene,First Aid and Emergency Care and Communicable and Non Communicable Diseases
2	Nutrition and Dietetics	Basic Nutrition Nutrition for Health and Fitness Food Hygiene and Fitness
3	Computer Sciences	Office Automation systems
4	Counseling Psychology	Organizational Psychology
5	Economics Commerce and Management	Business Management Studies
6	Environment and Traditional Ecosystem	Basic Environmental Studies
7	English and Communication	Northeast Indigenous Art and Literature Advanced Course in English Speaking and Writing Computational Lexicography
8	Music	Western Music Notation Reading and Writing
9	Social Work	Fundamentals in Community Development Understanding communities Steps in working with communities Skill based application in community settings
10	Travel and Tourism Management	Introduction to Tourism Adventure Tourism Event Management
11	Center for Education	Basic Theoretical Concept of Education Basic Elements in Teaching and Learning Policies Issues and Sustainability in Education
12	Center for GENDER	Gender Studies, Reproductive Health, Sexuality and Life Skills Education