Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciences

About this programme

For the 2020-2021 school year, the federal and provincial governments have significantly expanded grants and loans and made them easier to access. Visit the Kamloops campus, sit in on lectures, take a campus tour, have lunch with a current TRU student — and more! » Register now The Bachelor of Natural Resource Science is a four-year program that offers a combination of on-campus study and fieldwork experience. In this program, you will learn biology, chemistry, ecology, scientific methods and specific resource management in many hands-on courses. Outside of the classroom, you will gain field experience in areas including vegetation analysis, lake analysis, soil analysis and more. Co-operative education is an option for students to further their practical experience. In these full-time, paid opportunities you will have more opportunities to apply your learning in the classroom, enhance your resume and prepare for a career upon graduation. Students with Anatomy and Physiology 12 (or equivalent) and Chemistry 12 (or equivalent) will be given preference. Apply and you may be eligible for admission through the Flexible Entry pathway. This will allow you to complete your missing requirements while taking university courses in your program. Prepare for a wide range of natural resource sector careers in industries such as forestry, logging, mining, oil and gas and commercial fishing. You will be ready to work in resource management and planning for government or industry. When I considered programs, Natural Resource Science really stood out for me. Not only is the subject ma