Undergraduate Programs and Cooperative Education

The Clayton H.Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources offers seven undergraduate degree programs.  The Co-operative Education Option is available in three of the programs.

Admission

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Effective for September 2013, the Clayton H . Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources will offer two entry options: Direct entry from high school OR Advanced Entry (including transfer from University 1).

Direct entry from high school will require Manitoba high school graduation, with 5 full credits at the Grade 12 level with a minimum 85% average (and a 60% minimum) in English 40S, Mathematics 40S (Pre-calculus or Applied), and one of Social Studies 40S, Biology 40S, Chemistry 40S, Physics 40S or one “Designated Course 40S’ including Economics, Law, Psychology and Current Topics in First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) Studies

Most students who have completed less than 24 credit hours at another post-secondary institution will complete the first year of their degree program in University 1. Students are encouraged to apply for admission to a degree program in the Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources once they have completed 24 credit hours of course work and have met the minimum entrance requirements of their intended degree program.

Undergraduate Programs
Geography
	Bachelor of Arts in Geography (General) Bachelor of Arts in Geography (Advanced) Bachelor of Arts in Geography (Honours)
Physical Geography
	Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography (Major, Major Co-op) Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography (Honours, Honours Co-op)
	GEOG 4660 - Honours Thesis regulations (.pdf)
Environmental Science
	Bachelor of Environmental Science (General) Bachelor of Environmental Science (Major, Major Co-op) Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours, Honours Co-op)
Environmental Studies
	Bachelor of Environmental Studies (General) Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Major, Major Co-op) Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Honours, Honours Co-op)
	ENVR 4500 - Thesis Project in Environmental Science and Studies
Geological Sciences
	Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences (General)
Geology
	Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences – Geology (Major) Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences – Geology (Honours)
Geophysics
	Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences – Geophysics (Major) Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences – Geophysics (Honours)

 

Diploma Programs

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Aboriginal Environmental Stewardship Diploma

 

Cooperative Education

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The Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources Cooperative Education Option is a four year undergraduate program with mandatory courses and work terms in addition to regular studies. Co-op students are renowned for their high academic standards and a strong work ethic. Technical knowledge, professional development, and maturity are only a few of the skills that students acquire from their participation in the program.

To enroll in the program, contact:

Leslie Goodman, Coordinator Cooperative Education Option        440 Wallace Bldg. Phone: (204) 474-7252 FAX: (204) 275-3147

Jodena Baertsoen, Assistant Cooperative Education Option 440 Wallace Bldg. Phone: (204) 474-6225 FAX: (204) 275-3147