Program Overview

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Department of Biological Sciences

The Department of Biological Sciences offers various undergraduate and graduate programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• Degree Programs:
  • Cells, Molecules & Physiology
  • Ecology, Evolution & Conservation
  • Open Stream
• Minors
• Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
• Pre-Professional Programs

Graduate Programs

• Master of Science (MSc)
• Master of Environmental Toxicology (MET)
• Master of Pest Management (MPM)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Research Areas

• Research Groups
• Research Facilities & Equipment:
  • Shared Lab Equipment
  • Insectary
  • Plant Growth
  • RadioNuclide Lab

Ecology, Evolution & Conservation

What will you study?

From molecules to ecosystems, all living systems show the traces of their evolutionary history. Ecology provides the context for this history by helping us to understand how organisms interact with each other and the environment.

Prepare for an exciting career!

Graduates of this concentration work in government and environmental organizations in conservation, fisheries, forestry and restoration-related roles.

Admission and Tuition

• Admission criteria are available for prospective students.
• Tuition fees are provided for undergraduate and graduate students.

Student Life and Resources

• Student Organizations
• Undergraduate Research
• Exchange & Study Abroad
• Peer Mentorship & Outreach
• Forms & Planners
• Preparing for Graduate Study
• Bio-Buddies Peer-Mentorship Program

Graduate Degree Programs

• Master of Science (MSc):
  • Masters Thesis Preparation
• Master of Environmental Toxicology (MET)
• Master of Pest Management (MPM)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD):
  • PhD Candidacy Exam
  • Doctoral Thesis Preparation

Funding and Finances

• Completion Times and Thesis Lengths
• Funding Policy