Bachelor of Natural Resource Science (BNRS)

About this programme

In a world where specialization is the norm, professionals who are well versed in all aspects of natural resources are in demand. This unique program consists of 120 credits which can be completed in four or five-years on a full-time basis, or up to seven- years on a part-time basis once admitted to the program. You will take courses in biology, chemistry, ecology, scientific methods, and specific resource management courses. The program prepares you for a wide range of natural resource sector careers and for further study in graduate school. You will be ready to work in resource management and planning for government or industry. For students interested in certification by a professional association, TRU is seeking accreditation for selected specific courses from the Association of British Columbia Professional Foresters. Completion of the BNRS degree fulfils the academic requirements of the BC Institute of Agrologists and College of Applied Biology . Students wishing to enter a teaching program at the secondary level can do so with an additional six credits of upper-level biology courses. Contact your chairperson before planning electives. To be admitted to the TRU BNRS Program, students must satisfy the following entrance requirements: Students with Anatomy and Physiology 12 (or equivalent) and Chemistry 12 (or equivalent) will be given preference. If you do not meet all admission requirements you may be conditionally accepted and can commence your studies while upgrading neccessary courses. Upgrade Pathways: University and Employment Preparation: Thompson Rivers