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< 30 CREDIT HOURS/FIRST YEAR

• Complete required introductory courses in environmental science: ENVS 1100/1200 and in other subjects. See the first-year course planner worksheet for more information
• At the end of your first year, you can declare your major and register for second-year courses

30-60 CREDIT HOURS/SECOND YEAR

• You will start taking more core courses* in ENVS and relevant disciplines, gaining knowledge and lab experience: ENVS 2000, ENVS 2100, ENVS 2500, PHIL 2480, PHYC 2310, BIOL 2060, STAT 2080, ECON 1101/1102
• Consider combining your degree with another subject with a double major, minor, or certificate
• Consider taking summer field courses through the SEASIDE program or courses abroad, or applying for an internship

Ìý60-90 CREDIT HOURS/THIRD YEAR+

• There are 7 core ENVS courses* that can be taken over your third and final year. MakeÌýsure you're on track with course requirements usingÌýDARSÌý
• Looking for a hands-on learning experience? there are many experiential learning and directed research courses offered by the department
• Apply for an honours degree ahead of your fourth year if you are considering graduate studies

Ìý90-120 CREDIT HOURS/FINAL YEAR

• Make sure you have completed all core ENVS courses and complete any remaining requirements for a certificate or minor and check your degree audit to ensure you are on track to graduateÌý
• Apply to graduate by Dec 1 for spring convocation and July 2 for fall convocationÌý

*Note that not all courses are offered each semester or year and that course requirements may vary according to your degree type (major, double major, minor, honours). Be sure to keep track of these by consulting the academic calendar.

*After declaring your major, we strongly encourage you to connect with program advisors for course planning and any other questions related to your program.ÌýÌý

< 30 CREDIT HOURS/FIRST YEAR

• Build connections by enrolling in a (FIGS) like Oceans, Climate Change, Earth and Environment and Indigenous Ways of KnowingÌý
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30-60 CREDIT HOURS/SECOND YEAR

• Explore the portal to browse through work and volunteer opportunities on and off campusÌý
• Combine academic study and paid career-related work experience by enrolling in co-op
• Consider applying for the Sustainability Leadership Internship in the Bahamas, scholarships available on a competitive basis

Ìý60-90 CREDIT HOURS/THIRD YEAR+

• There are 70 Faculty-coordinated summer research awards available each year that you can apply for on a competitive basis
• Other opportunities include science communication internships, and student society leadership rolesÌý

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< 30 CREDIT HOURS/FIRST YEAR

• Attend the Dal Science Welcome Party
• Attend the Faculty of Science Program Fair for help planning your next steps
• Consider joining EPSS – Environmental Programs Student Society! Meet other like-minded students and participate in fun events

30-60 CREDIT HOURS/SECOND YEAR

• Reach out to the Department's many world-class researchers and faculty to join a research lab as a volunteerÌý

Ìý60-90 CREDIT HOURS/THIRD YEAR+

• Consider running for a position with the Dal Science Society's Executive or with your student society

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30-60 CREDIT HOURS/SECOND YEAR

• Explore career paths and industries that spark your interest by attending an alumni panel discussion

Ìý60-90 CREDIT HOURS/THIRD YEAR+

• See which scholarships & prizes might be available to you through the department, on a competitive basis

Ìý90-120 CREDIT HOURS/FINAL YEAR

• Time to celebrate your achievements and graduate!Ìý
• Connect with the Bissett Student Success Success Centre career supports to get prepared for interviews, and more as your prepare to head out on the job hunt or to apply for graduate school

For any questions about your major, enrolling in a minor or certificate, summer research, or honours, speak with a program advisor!