Program Overview

Environmental Chemistry Program

The Environmental Chemistry program in the Faculty of Science is offered by the Department of Chemistry. This program allows students to study the chemical sciences that create our world environments, enabling them to become environmental chemists. The program covers general and organic chemistry, as well as the chemistry of water and atmosphere.

Program Overview

• The Environmental Chemistry program is a minor credential.
• It is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of environmental chemistry principles.
• The program is part of the Faculty of Science and is administered by the Department of Chemistry.

Career Possibilities

• Graduates of the Environmental Chemistry program can pursue careers in various fields, including environmental science, conservation, and research.
• They can work in government agencies, private companies, or non-profit organizations focused on environmental issues.

Admission Requirements

• Admission requirements for the Environmental Chemistry program include meeting the general admission requirements of Simon Fraser University.
• Students must also meet the specific requirements for the Faculty of Science and the Department of Chemistry.

How to Apply

• To apply for the Environmental Chemistry program, students must submit an application to Simon Fraser University.
• The application process involves meeting the admission requirements and submitting all required documents.

Academic Calendar

• The Environmental Chemistry program is described in the academic calendar, which provides detailed information about the program, including course requirements and descriptions.
• Students can refer to the academic calendar for the most up-to-date information about the program.