Earn a Science degree that focuses on the science, management, and conservation of natural resources at the most award-winning forest faculty in the world. Conduct funded, ground-breaking research, develop innovative products, and gain practical experience with the support of award-winning instructors and a tight-knit student community.
Natural Resources has smaller class sizes which means you can make close friendships with like-minded students and have closer connections with professors, including personalized mentoring, support, and guidance.
You’ll also have access to outstanding facilities and equipment, award-winning researchers and instructors, and hands-on training.
Students can choose from 6 majors within the Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources, each providing a well-rounded education in unique fields of Natural Resource studies.
With immersive learning experiences, from field schools and lab work, to co-op opportunities, students gain practical knowledge and skills that are critical for solving our most pressing natural resource challenges.
Canada is well-positioned to seize opportunities in the emerging bioeconomy because of its global leadership in forestry and agriculture, access to biomass, and skilled workforce. The Bioeconomy Sciences and Technology is the country's first comprehe...
Learn morePlay an active role in protecting and managing our natural environment, including wildlife, forests, rivers, oceans, and land. This interdisciplinary program of study, which is a major in the Bachelor of Science in Nature Resources degree, is the mos...
Learn moreIf you love the outdoors and are excited by the challenge of planning and managing our forest lands, taking into account multiple resource users, then the Forest Management program, a major in the Bachelor of Science in Nature Resources degree, may b...
Learn moreIf you seek the challenge of applying technology and science to create environmentally and economically sound harvesting plans, then the Forest Operations program, a major in the Bachelor of Science in Nature Resources degree, may be for you.
Learn moreStudy scientific principles related to forests, forest organisms, and plant and animal ecology. Forest Sciences is based on the principle that forests are complex ecosystems made up of thousands of living organisms and non-living components, and that...
Learn moreIf you're innovative, and you enjoy engineering and problem solving, Wood Products could be for you. This award-winning program fuses science, engineering, and business and is a major in the Bachelor of Science in Nature Resources degree.
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