• Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science at York University is offered as 3 years teaching program.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on both a full-time and part-time basis.
  • Environmental Science is the application of a combination of scientific disciplines to issues and questions regarding environmental problems.
  • This program is consists of two types of streams :
    • Life Sciences stream
    • Physical Sciences stream
  • The Life Sciences stream involves the incorporation of physical geography with ecology and population biology focusing on environmental problems that affect water, air, aquatic sediments, soils as well as plants and animals.
  • The Physical Sciences stream integrates atmospheric science with surface water hydrology and landforms.
  • In the 1st year of the program students study the couses are:
    • Biology
    • Physical Geography
    • Chemistry
    • Calculus
    • Computer Use
    • General Education course
  • The program at York includes compulsory research design and field study course that gets students out using the equipment of the profession.
  • Environmental Science focuses on the major interacting systems of the atmosphere, biosphere, water, and landforms, as well as on the effect of human activity on these systems.
  • Quality professors, small program size, group tutorials, help sessions, peer mentoring, laboratory experience, and regular feedback helps students to get the most out of the program.
  • Students also get the opportunity to earn a Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing Certificate concurrent with their degree.
  • York University encourages students to explore the program to learn more about academic programs, courses, students, professors, cutting-edge, and research activities.
  • The average salary goes up to 42,000 USD.