The Bachelor of Science Honours in Environmental Biology at the University of Regina is designed for students passionate about understanding and addressing the complex interactions between living organisms and their environments. You will explore critical areas such as conservation biology, limnology, animal behaviour, biological modelling, and global biogeochemistry, gaining insights into ecological principles and the impacts of human activities. This program equips you with the scientific knowledge and analytical skills to monitor, assess, and manage natural resources, making it ideal for those seeking a career focused on environmental stewardship and scientific inquiry.
This undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over four years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that integrates theoretical learning with practical application. You will engage with diverse learning experiences, including field work and laboratory analysis, to develop proficiency in techniques like mapping and remote sensing. Your studies will culminate in a significant research project, allowing you to apply your expertise to a real-world environmental challenge. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for diverse career paths in environmental consulting, government agencies, conservation organizations, and research institutions, equipped with the skills to make a tangible impact.