ENVS 1800 – 1825 Special Topics in Environmental Science 6 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
ENVS 1826 – 1849 Special Topics in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
ENVS 2800 – 2825 Special Topics in Environmental Science 6 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
ENVS 2826 – 2849 Special Topics in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
ENVS 3310-3315 Field Course in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Prerequisite: 45 credit hours in Science, including one of ENVS 2300, ENVS 2310 or ENVS 2400 Field courses are unique learning opportunities designed to bring theory to life in a natural setting. Normally double lectures held every second week during the regular semester are coupled with an intensive field component in spring or summer. Topics can vary with season and instructor expertise. Classes 3 hrs per week, plus intensive field lab. Notes: 1. Multiple versions of this course taught on different topics may be offered within the same calendar year. 2. Students may count up to a maximum of nine (9) Field Courses toward their Group C requirements for a major or honours BSc in Environmental Science.
ENVS 3800 – 3825 Special Topics in Environmental Science 6 credit hours Prerequisite: 45 credit hours and permission of the instructor
ENVS 3826 – 3849 Special Topics in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Prerequisite: 45 credit hours and permission of the instructor
ENVS 3876 – 3899 Directed Study in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Prerequisite: 45 credit hours and permission of the instructor
ENVS 4800 – 4825 Special Topics in Environmental Science 6 credit hours Prerequisite: 60 credit hours and permission of the instructor.
ENVS 4826 – 4849 Special Topics in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Prerequisite: 60 credit hours and permission of the instructor.
ENVS 4876 - 4899 Directed Studies in Environmental Science 3 credit hours Prerequisite: Restricted to students in the honours program or with permission of the Chairperson of Environmental Science. The course provides an opportunity for ENVS honours students to study a particular subject in detail. It requires independence and initiative from the student. It involves discussion of research papers and lab work. This course is intended particularly to meet the special needs and interests of honours students. Major students may be admitted with permission of the Environmental Science Program Coordinator. Classes and labs 6 hrs. per week.
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