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Minor in Earth Science

Applications to this program are currently suspended. No new admissions will be permitted.

The Minor in Earth Science is regulated by the section of the Faculty of Arts Graduation Requirements entitled 3.3.3 Minor Programs.

Students must successfully complete a minimum of 30 units from Courses Constituting the Field of Earth Science including:

a. 3 units Archaeology 201;

b. 9 units from courses labelled Geography within Courses Constituting the Field of Earth Science;

c. 6 units Geology 201, 202;

d. 6 units from courses labelled Geology and/or courses labelled Geophysics within Courses Constituting the Field of Earth Science (with the exception of Geology 510);

e. 6 additional units from Courses Constituting the Field of Earth Science.

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