An understanding of the tapestry of life comes not from a single discipline, but is woven from all of the Life Sciences: biochemistry, cell biology, genomics, developmental biology, kinesiology, neurobiology, psychology, ecology, and earth sciences. The avalanche of information available from these fields allows scientists to look at biological systems in unprecedented detail. The key is to integrate knowledge across disciplines in order to understand organisms and their place in the ecosystem.
The Honours and Bachelor of Life Sciences degrees are interdisciplinary programs that build on core courses from Level I Life Sciences. These programs begin in level II, typically after completion of Life Sciences I. This multi-disciplinary approach to studying the Life Sciences provides students with a broad perspective for problem-solving in real-world scenarios.
Students have the opportunity to take a diverse range of courses from these Departments or Programs:
- Biochemistry & Biomedical Sciences
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Geography and Earth Sciences
- Kinesiology
- Medical and Health Physics
- Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour
The program flexibility also allows students to take courses outside of the Faculty of Science.
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Honours Life Sciences (Level 2)



