Courses:
| Course Number | Course Title | Course Description |
| BIOL 2160 | Introductory Microbiology | Understanding the microbial world is a very important part of understanding how our environment works. In this course you learn about different metabolism of bacteria and the impacts they have on ecosystem health. In addition you also learn how bacteria can both harm or help our health by our interactions with in different and changing environments. |
| BIOL 2170 | Introduction to Ecology | This course teaches you standard macro ecology analysis. Topics like trophic levels, diversity and abundance was tough as well as how changing environments can impact this |
| BIOL 3210 | Microbial Ecology | Describes the relationships bacteria and other microorganism share with their environment. It applies traditional macro ecology analysis on animals and habitats they live in but is instead applied to the microscopic world. |
| CHEM 3010 | Aqueous Environmental Chemistry | Shows how important chemistry is to the environment and how small changes can wither cause harm or is the very reason we have such unique aqueous environments. This course studies the chemistry of water and toxicological affects that chemical contaminants in our waters can have on ecosystems. |
| SOCI 2620 | Sociology of the Environment | In this course we learn to understand how people and societies view issues like climate change as well as other societal pressures that influence people’s decisions on environmental issues. |
| GEOG 3100 | Environment, Resources and Sustainability | An overview of human caused environmental issues are discussed, including specific case studies on the West Coast of Canada. This course help you to understand the complex layers that are involved with environmental sustainability. |