Program choice
Level 3
Major & minor
University
Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov
Ranking positions
Program choice
Level 3
Major & minor
Course choice
Level 2
Distribution requirements ("M of N")
Official institution page with general information about the object.
Used as the primary public source for the object card.
The curriculum shows a shared early-course block and a large Modules by Choice block in semesters 5-7.
Within this block, students choose one major interdisciplinary pathway: applied religious studies, digital humanities research, political philosophy, or applied cultural studies.
The curriculum repeats the same architecture with a large Modules by Choice block in semesters 5-7.
Used to verify that the choice of a main cluster pathway is not a one-off feature of a single program.
The curriculum for the DevOps Engineer profile includes a Minor module and a Minor by Choice line in the part shaped by education participants.
The same plan shows university-wide elective disciplines inside the required program component and separate optional courses outside the core workload.
The curriculum for the Finance and Accounting profile contains a Minor by Choice module within the required program workload.
The plan also shows several university-wide elective blocks and profile-specific alternatives.
The law curriculum does not show a minor model, but it includes university-wide elective blocks in the required component.
Used as a control example: course-choice flexibility is evidenced more broadly than the minor model.
The official page states that every student can independently choose a university-wide elective discipline through Modeus.
The choice is organized through several modules and educational clusters, which corresponds to distribution requirements rather than fully free electives.
The selection-campaign presentation describes Modeus selection windows, the rule to choose one discipline in each required module, and coverage of specific educational clusters.
The material also shows that some electives may be delivered through partner online platforms, but this is not open registration for external university courses.