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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Environmental Science with a Concentration in Biological Sciences - Honours

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Biological Sciences Faculty of Science BSC-H - Bachelor of Science (Honours)

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Office: Science B 149
Telephone: 403.220.8600
Website: ucalgary.ca/ensc
Email: ensc@ucalgary.ca

The Environmental Science program is a single, four-year multidisciplinary program offered by the Faculty of Science with collaboration from the Faculty of Arts. This multidisciplinary program is flexible in scope. Students must select one of six areas of concentration: Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Geography, Geoscience, Physics, or Statistics.

For program advice, see the Program Director and/or the Undergraduate Science Centre (USC).

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