Mathematics and Statistics (BA)
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Statistics -
Jan 2025
Level: Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science (Optional Co-op)
Discpline: Environmental Sciences
Length: 8 semesters
Check My EligibilityYou can study environmental science at both the BSc and BSc (honours) level. Acadia’s program is accredited by Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) Canada. It includes a core of courses at the first and second year levels in biology, earth science and chemistry, with a central theme of environmental science courses that provide a thread tying the other courses together. Focus areas in the four-year program may be designed to address your individual needs but can also be selected from ecology, conversation biology, environmental geoscience, environmental policy and sustainable development. The degree requires an intensive field course in environmental science and a thesis project for honours students. An award-winning co-op option is also available that lets you alternate work terms with study terms, meaning you can earn while you learn.
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Statistics -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Applied Computer Science -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Science - Geology (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Computer Science (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Science - Physics (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Science - Mathematics and Statistics (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Science - Environmental Geoscience (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $22,832.00
Application Fee: $40.00
Bachelor of Science - Chemistry (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Full-time undergraduate and post-graduate international students can work anywhere on or off campus without a work permit. The rules around the number of hours a student will be allowed to work may vary based on the country the student chooses to study in. International students are typically able to work up to 20 hours a week.