Dual Degree - Bachelor of Science - Environmental Biology and Technology (Including College Diploma - Environmental Protection and Compliance Technician) & Bachelor of Commerce (PSS)

Program Overview

The Environmental Biology and Technology (ENBT) program at Nipissing University is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of Environmental Biology from various perspectives. This unique program combines the academic rigor of Nipissing University with the practical skills offered by Canadore College, allowing students to gain both a university degree and a college diploma. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and research, preparing graduates for a variety of careers in environmental science and related fields.

Program Structure

The Environmental Biology and Technology program is structured to be completed in four years, during which students will earn a Bachelor of Science degree from Nipissing University and an Environmental Technician - Protection and Compliance diploma from Canadore College. The program includes:

• Combination of academic courses and practical training.
• Access to state-of-the-art lab and research facilities at both Nipissing University and Canadore College.
• Opportunities to earn special certificates, enhancing employability.
• Field trips and outdoor classrooms in a 290-hectare natural area on campus.

Students can also opt for thesis courses and directed studies to further enhance their research skills. The program is designed to provide a well-rounded education that prepares students for various career paths in environmental biology and technology.

Featured Experiences

• Access to outdoor classrooms and a 290-hectare natural area for hands-on learning.
• Field research opportunities at the Lake Talon Field Research Station.
• Collaboration with professors from both Nipissing University and Canadore College, offering diverse expertise.
• Experiential learning programs that include community placements and research projects.
• Special certificates available, such as the Entry Level Drinking Water Course and the Ontario Benthic Biomonitoring Network Certificate.

Career Options

• Wildlife Biologist: Study and manage wildlife populations, ensuring their conservation and sustainability.
• Environmental Consultant: Provide expert advice on environmental regulations and sustainability practices to businesses and governments.
• Ecologist: Research ecosystems and their interactions, contributing to conservation efforts and environmental policy.
• Environmental Technician: Assist in monitoring and managing environmental protection programs and compliance with regulations.
• Research Scientist: Conduct studies in laboratories or field settings to advance knowledge in environmental biology and technology.

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