Queen's University

Overview

Environmental Life Sciences (BSc) at Queen's University is an interdisciplinary program that integrates environmental science with biological and health perspectives. This degree explores the impact of environmental factors, such as pollutants and ecosystem changes, on living organisms and public health.

The program emphasizes inquiry-based learning and practical problem-solving, incorporating community-engaged and hands-on experiences whenever possible.

What you'll study

The BSc curriculum is structured around core courses that focus on environmental sustainability, environmental toxicology, and ecological challenges in a changing world. In addition to required courses, students will have opportunities to choose electives in various related fields.

Examples of courses include:

• Environment and Sustainability
• Environmental Toxicology and Chemical Risks
• Consuming the Environment
• Wildlife Issues in a Changing World
• Ecotoxicology

Capstone / final requirement: Please verify with the program website for information regarding any culminating projects, thesis requirements, or integrative courses that may be part of the degree.

Curriculum access: For a complete list of courses, prerequisites, and elective options, refer to the program website.

Entry requirements

Currently, specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this program are not indicated. Additionally, GPA requirements are not specified—please consult Queen’s University for the most current entry criteria.

English proficiency tests accepted include:

• IELTS
• TOEFL iBT
• PTE Academic
• Duolingo English Test

Minimum English scores: For IELTS, a minimum score of 6.5; for TOEFL iBT, a minimum of 88 (or equivalent); for PTE, a minimum of 60; and for Duolingo, a minimum of 120.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Environmental Life Sciences program are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in both public and private sectors. They may pursue roles in environmental consulting, public health, conservation, and research, among others. The interdisciplinary nature of the degree also prepares students for advanced studies in related fields.