1. MATH 249 is open only to students without MATH 31.
2. A non-science option is any course from faculties other than the Faculty of Science, excluding courses in Table 1.
3. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
4. A non-science option is any course from faculties other than the Faculty of Science, excluding courses in Table 1.
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Biological Sciences.
1. MATH 249 is open only to students without MATH 31.
3. A non-science option is any course from faculties other than the Faculty of Science, excluding courses in Table 1.
4. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
5. ENSC 201 is highly recommended but is not a program requirement.
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Chemistry.
1. MATH 249 is open only to students without MATH 31.
2. Both Geography 310 or 324 are required courses. Take one in 1st Year and one in 2nd Year of your degree program.
3. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
Open Option 3
Open Option 3
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Geography and Arts.
1. MATH 249 is open only to students without MATH 31.
3. A non-science option is any course from faculties other than the Faculty of Science, excluding courses in Table 1.
4. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
5. ENSC 201 is highly recommended but is not a program requirement.
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Geology.
1. Review the pre-requisites for PHYS 227, 211, and 221 and take whichever course you are eligible to enroll in.
2. A non-science option is any course from faculties other than the Faculty of Science, excluding courses in Table 1.
3. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
4. ENSC 201 is highly recommended.
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Physics
1. MATH 249 is open only to students without MATH 31.
3. Any course offered by the Faculty of Arts, excluding courses in Table 1.
4. An Open Option is any course offered by any Faculty.
5. ENSC 201 is highly recommended.
Option from the Faculty of Arts (Breadth Requirement)3
Open Option 4,5
Open Option 4,5
Tip:
Remember to register for both fall and winter semesters at the same time.
Recommended courses for four years
Download the recommended four year course sequence for Environmental Science with a concentration in Statistics
Degree programs and courses are each housed in a specific Faculty. You have chosen a degree program in the Faculty of Science.
Your Major refers to the subject area you would like your Bachelor of Science degree to focus on (i.e. the subject area you want to take the most courses in).
First Year Tip
Save your program guide so you can reference it throughout your degree.
If you are one of many students who haven’t quite decided on their degree of choice, visit an Exploratory Advisor in the Student Success Centre or sign up for a workshop.
First Year Tip
Take courses from a number of different areas in your first year. Please note that, initially, registration in some courses is only available to students admitted to the programs the courses are required for. Other courses are reserved entirely to students in specific degree programs. Make sure to register early for courses in your degree program and review the pre-requisites and reservation dates when choosing options.
You may be eligible to use your International Baccalaureate credit or Advanced Placement credit in your degree program depending on the program you have entered and whether or not the courses are applicable.
You may view your IB or AP transfer credit by logging in to your online Student Centre (my.ucalgary.ca).
Once you know the transfer credit you have received, you may contact the academic advisor in your Faculty to get advice on how the credit applies to your degree. Once you choose your classes you will follow the same registration process as any first time university student.
First Year Tip
If you received IB or AP credit for a 200-level course, you may take the 300-level course that has your 200-level course listed as a prerequisite. For example, if you received IB credit for CHEM 203, you can take CHEM 351, as CHEM 203 is a prerequisite for CHEM 351.
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