The Bachelor of Science degree in Integrated Science at the University of Northern British Columbia offers a unique pathway for students passionate about multiple scientific disciplines. You will build a strong foundation across biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, preparing you to tackle complex global challenges such as climate change and public health. This undergraduate program is ideal if you seek a broad scientific understanding, aiming to develop your scientific literacy and explore diverse fields before potentially specialising. It provides a comprehensive introduction to scientific inquiry and its real-world applications.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, requiring you to complete two distinct areas of specialization from options including biology, chemistry, computer science, environmental and earth sciences, mathematics and statistics, natural resources and forestry, or physics. Throughout your studies, you will engage with foundational and upper-division coursework, developing critical analytical skills. You will graduate with a versatile scientific skillset, prepared for further study or a range of professional careers in research, environmental management, or scientific communication.