Offered by University of Ottawa in Ottawa, Canada, BA/BS in Major in Environmental Studies (Bilingual Program) is a bachelor's degree in Environmental Sciences programme. The programme runs for 4 years.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Environmental Sciences
Duration: 4 years
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This undergraduate program leads to an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies (Bilingual Program) from the University of Ottawa. The 42-unit discipline concentration covers the same core environmental issues as the standard Environmental Studies major, including anthropogenic climate change, urban pollution, and threats to human health, together with applied research tools and management principles used in environmental impact assessment and resource management. As a bilingual program, at least 12 program-specific course units, excluding courses already offered bilingually, must be completed in the student's second official language, giving graduates working proficiency in both English and French alongside their environmental studies training. Co-operative education is available when the program is taken as part of an honours degree, and a French immersion stream is available within the honours degree. The bilingual format is intended for students seeking to combine environmental studies with strengthened bilingual competency.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:75.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Ontario high-school applicants need an OSSD with six 4U/4M credits, including English 4U (ENG4U) or Français 4U (FRA4U); the University of Ottawa's published minimum admission average for the Major in Environmental Studies (Bilingual Program) is 75%, a minimum only, and meeting it does not guarantee admission since offers vary by round and are subject to change. Fall-term applications are open to both Canadian and international applicants. Because the program requires at least 12 course units to be completed in the applicant's second official language, applicants should be prepared to study in both English and French; those whose secondary education was not in English or French must also demonstrate proficiency to the university's standard requirements before being admitted directly.
