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Bachelor of Science (Agr.) - Environmental
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Program Fast Facts
Length: 4 Years
Program Perk: Opportunity to Specialize
Diploma awarded upon completion: B.Sc.
(Agr.), with a major in Environmental Sciences, conferred
by NSAC in association with Dalhousie University University
Application Deadline: August 1st (Canadian
students) - March 1st (International Students)
Contact:
Department of Environmental Sciences
902.893.6622
recruit@nsac.ca
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Program Overview
Environmental issues are on the front pages every day. Our four-year
degree program is just hte ticket to a fantastic career working
on behalf of the environment. This program is unique because
it covers so many disciplines. We do that with a team of coordinators
from many different subjects - and that means a well-rounded
education for you.
Coordinators from environmental biology, environmental chemistry,
soil and water quality, waste management and environmental economics
build a multi-subject curriculum. Lots of hands-on work, plus
it is an integrated program, unlike most university programs
out there. You learn by identifying an environmental issue and
then dissecting it into its biological, chemical and socioeconomic
aspects. By the time you leave, you have a complete understanding
of the implications of environmental problems, the causes and
potential solutions.
Why study the environment
at NSAC?
An agricultural university is better suited than any to
offer a program that deals with the environment and the
topic of environmental sustainability. After all, the agri-food
industry has one of the largest environmental impacts of
all human activity. Many of these impacts are direct, such
as the need to use pesticides and other chemicals, while
others are more indirect and are associated with the many
industries that support either food production or the manufacture
of food products. It is logical to the environmental implication
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Course Work
You will discover that in a multi-disciplinary program you
study in a variety of areas, including:
- Ecosystems
- Conservation
- Economics
- Water and Water Quality
- Microbiology
- Soil Science
- Biochemistry and Environmental Chemistry
- Environmental and Resource Policy
- Environmental Sampling and Analysis
- Waste Reduction and Site Remediation
- Resource Management
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Specialization
You will have the option to further specialize your
degree by taking a concentration of courses in one
of the following areas:
- Environmental Biology
- Environmental Chemistry
- Environmental Economics
- Environmental Soil Sciences
- Waste Management
- Pest Management
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