Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Environmental Science with a Concentration in Geoscience
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Simple Requirements
For Major Degree requirements, or if completing this program as a Second Degree, refer to:
For other regulations related to the Faculty of Science, see: 3. Faculty of Science Regulations.
Program vs Faculty Regulations
The Environmental Science program is governed by a combination of general Faculty of Science and Faculty of Arts regulations, as well as the additional program specific regulations listed below. In cases where the regulations of the two Faculties are different, students in the Environmental Science program will follow the regulations listed in the Faculty of Science section.
It is essential for students to be familiar with all regulations and it is helpful to read Faculty Regulations first.
Enrolment Limitations in Courses
Refer to 3.3 Enrolment Limitations.
Students must successfully complete a minimum of 54 units, to a maximum of 66 units, in Courses Constituting the Field of Environmental Science with a Concentration in Geoscience while fulfilling the Program Requirements.
Note: Students seeking to apply for registration with APEGA should consult the Geoscientists Canada Knowledge Requirements for specific information and are encouraged to consult with a faculty advisor with questions about how to satisfy the APEGA syllabi.
Recommended Program Sequence for the Geology Concentration
This sequence describes both the recommended order in which courses should be taken and the recommended course(s) in instances where multiple courses may fulfill a degree requirement. All possible courses that may fulfill degree requirements are found in the Required Courses listed above.
Taking courses in the order of the Program Sequencing Guide will ensure students can complete their program in a timely fashion. The time to complete a program may be lengthened if students choose to complete their requirements in an alternate order.
To complete an optional enhancement to this degree program, refer to:
Double major programs are allowed combining any two of: (i) Geology or Geology (Petroleum Geology Concentration), (ii) Applied and Environmental Geology, (iii) Geophysics, (iv) Earth Science, (v) Environmental Science (Geology).
Double degree programs are allowed combining Geophysics with one of (i) Geology, (ii) Geology (Petroleum Geology Concentration), (iii) Applied and Environmental Geology, (iv) Environmental Science (Geology).