COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes foundational courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics in the first year. Second-year studies delve into ecology, environmental chemistry, and earth systems. Advanced courses cover topics like environmental impact assessment, biodiversity conservation, climate modeling, and sustainable development. Students can choose electives in areas such as aquatic ecology, soil science, or environmental policy. The program requires a capstone project or thesis in the final year, involving independent research. Co-op terms provide practical experience. Laboratory work and field trips are integral, ensuring students apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. The program totals 20.0 credits, with options for minors or concentrations.