second Instructional Centre, a new student residence, and an indigenous house. Academics The campus is primarily an undergraduate institution, thus it attracts the most direct-entry applicants from secondary schools among the university's three campuses. The campus has 14 academic departments: The Department of Anthropology The Department of Arts, Culture and Media The Department of Biological Sciences The Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences The Department of English The Department of Historical and Cultural Studies The Department of Human Geography The Department of Language Studies The Department of Management The Department of Philosophy The Department of Physical & Environmental Sciences The Department of Political Science The Department of Psychology The Department of Sociology The Centre for Critical Development Studies is an extra-departmental unit. Students are diversified among concentrations that are specialist degrees, as well as the common majors and minors. The cooperative education programs, which place students for up to three semesters in workplaces pertaining to their field of study, are unique to the campus in the University of Toronto. Joint programs with Centennial College, that award both a university degree and a college diploma, are offered in journalism, new media, paramedicine, industrial microbiology, and environmental science. Service-learning course is also offered. Eleven departments of the campus contain programs that award a Bachelor of Arts degree. The department of Anthropology offers interdisciplinary programs in health studies and on the subject of humanity. At the Department of Arts, Culture and Media, courses in visual and performing arts, new media, and journalism are taught. It is also one of the only two universities in Ontario that grants an undergraduate degree in arts management. The department of English provides study on English literature and film studies. Centre for Critical Development Studies offers both arts and science degree on international development issues. The Department of Language Studies offers courses in non-English languages, linguistics, and psycholinguistics. Department of Historical and Cultural Studies teaches African studies, classical studies, global Asia studies, history, food studies, religion, and women's studies. The department of Human Geography oversees programs in city studies, physical and human geography. The department of philosophy offer programs in philosophy and ethics. Department of Political Science includes programs in political science, public law, and public policy while the Department of Sociology offers courses in sociology and migration studies. The university has five departments in the sciences, which award a Bachelor of Science degree. The Department of Biological