The Environmental Toxicology Bachelors Degree at Queen's University equips you to address critical challenges at the intersection of environmental health and chemical risk. As an undergraduate student, you will explore the complex interactions between chemicals, ecosystems, and human well-being, developing a deep understanding of ecotoxicology and chemical analysis. This program is ideal for students passionate about safeguarding public health and the environment, providing a robust scientific foundation in a field vital for sustainable development and regulatory science.
You will study this full-time, on-campus program over four years, engaging with core science subjects including biology, chemistry, and geography, alongside specialised environmental toxicology courses. Your learning journey will involve hands-on experience with scientific methods, chemical analysis, and environmental risk assessment, culminating in an honours project in your final year. You will graduate with the analytical and critical thinking skills necessary for careers in environmental consulting, regulatory affairs, public health, and scientific research.