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① Students must be enrolled in one class as their main focus, their Major, and a minimum of two (2) and a maximum of four (4) other classes to serve as Minors. Students can change their minors with discussion from the Administrators, but majors cannot be changed at any time. Minors may only be changed at the start of each new term.
② All students must take the Magic Studies class at the end of each day. This class is taught by Miranda Keir in the Arena. Magic Studies allows students to learn to control and enhance their abilities in a safe environment. If a student misses Magic Studies, they must use their weekend free time to make it up.
③ It is important for all sports students to note that their Minors cannot include another sport or martial art. They must consist of other units, preferably in the Health or Science options, but can range across all disciplines. They may choose another sport as an extra-curricular but not as any main classes.
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Henry Ford Hall (Business)
Accounting
Finance
Human Resource Management
Leadership
Business
International Business
Marketing
Management
Public Relations
Project Management
Integrated Marketing Communication
Advertising
Walt Disney Hall (Creative Industries)
Creative Writing
Professional Writing
Journalism
Script Writing
Film Studies (Screen, Media, and Television)
Music Studies (this subject is of more use for those who want to teach music)
Choir
Band
Musical Theatre
Dance
Drama
Entertainment
Art
Visual Arts
Computer-Generated Imagery
Animation
Media & Communication
Fashion
Event Management
Landscape Design
Interior Design
Archimedes of Syracuse Hall (Education & History)
Teaching Studies: Interdisciplinary Unit (Students can use this Minor several times over, should they wish, to combine with other units and learn how to teach that unit to students in the respective study level. Examples can include Teaching Studies: Language, Teaching Studies: Music, and so on.
Early Childhood Studies
Primary School Studies
Secondary School Studies
Ancient History
Modern History
Geography
Paleontology
Wildlife Ecology
Edward Jenner Hall (Health)
Anatomy
Biochemistry
Biomedical Science
Cell and Molecular Biotechnology
Health Care (Child, Family, Elderly, etc)
Infection and Immunity
Epidemiology
Virology
Physiotherapy
Massage Therapy
Public Health
Health
Social Work
Clara Barton Hall (Nursing)
Nursing
Emergency Medicine
Paramedical Science
Medical Imaging
Radiation Therapy
Nutrition
Dietetics
Pharmaceutical Science
Podiatry
Optologist Studies (Vision Science)
Biomedical Science
Medical Laboratory Science
Serena Williams Hall (Sport)
Fitness
Gymnastics
Contrology (Pilates, Yoga)
Martial Arts (Karate, Boxing, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Judo, Kendo)
Football
Soccer
Tennis
Rugby
Basketball
Baseball
Volleyball (Beach and Recreational)
Cricket
Track and Field
Sigmund Freud Hall (Psychology)
Psychology
Psychiatry
Addiction Therapy
Counselling
Blending Into Society
Mental Illness Management
Marcus Cicero Hall (Law)
Law
Criminology
Justice
Philosophy
Legal Practice
Criminal Justice
Police Science (Cop Law)
Paralegals Studies
Alexander Graham Bell Hall (Engineering)
Engineering
Information Technology
Corporate Systems Management
Building
Electrical Engineering
Mechanics
Civil Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Computer Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering
Architectural Engineering
Bill Gates Hall (Technology)
Robotics
Information Technology
Programming
Software Technology
Interaction/Web Design
Marie Curie Hall (Science)
Science
Biology
Anatomy
Environmental Science
Chemistry
Ecology
Astrophysics
Biotechnology
Genetics
Forensic Science
Science Communication
Veterinary Science
Wildlife Biology (Zoology)
Marine Biology
Spatial Science
Astronomy
Neuroscience
Physics
Agriculture
Statistics
Katherine Johnson Hall (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Statistics
Algebra
Calculus
Differential Equations
Multivariable Mathematics
Analysis
Geometry
Physics
Quantum Physics
Non-Linear Dynamics
Trigonometry
Noam Chomsky Hall (Language)
English
Mandarin
Spanish
German
Russian
Japanese
French
Italian
Hungarian
Dutch
Swedish
Arabian
Greek
