SPEC.NATH - Natural History - Specialization

The Specialization in Natural History is designed for students who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of biodiversity, and the many ways in which organisms interact with their environment. This knowledge underpins many aspects of ecology and conservation biology and is relevant to a wide range of careers in various governmental agencies, environmental consultancies, parks, conservation authorities, NGOS, museums, herbaria, zoos, outdoor education centres, ecotourism, and other arenas.

Students who have fulfilled the requirements for a single- or joint-major Honours degree in Biology may graduate with a Specialization in Natural History if they have successfully completed the following 4.5 credits:

• 3.0 BIOL credits from:

  • BIOL 2001H

  • BIOL 2100H

  • BIOL 3111H

  • BIOL 3200H

  • BIOL 3090H

  • BIOL 3140H

  • BIOL 3170H

  • BIOL 3180H

  • BIOL 3340H

  • BIOL 3850H

  • BIOL 4140H

  • BIOL 4180H

• 1.5 BIOL credits from:

  • BIOL 3050H

  • BIOL 3051H

  • BIOL 3360H

  • BIOL 3380H

  • BIOL 3391H

  • BIOL 4510H

  • BIOL 4520H