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UTP Stage II: Environment provides first-year courses and the foundation for progression to the second year of SFU's Faculty of Environment. With growing awareness of Environmental issues around the World, a degree from the Faculty of the Environment will provide multiple career options in Canada and around the World.

Your direct pathway to Simon Fraser University

High School - FIC - 2nd year Simon Fraser University

Required courses:

• Ancient People and Places
• Society, Space, Environment: Introducing Human Geography

And one of the following three courses:

• Brain, Mind and Society
• Literary Classics
• Literature and Culture

Elective courses (choose five of the following options, including at least 1 designated "Q" course):

• Calculus I (or Calculus for the Social Sciences I, or Pre-Calculus) (Q)
• Discrete Mathematics I (Q)
• Canada Since Confederation
• Comparative Politics
• Contemporary Health Issues
• Environmental Economics (Q)
• Global Perspectives on Health
• Introduction to Biology
• Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions
• Introduction to Computing Science and Programming I (Q)
• Introduction to Criminology
• Introduction to International Politics
• Introduction to Politics and Government
• Introduction to Psychology I
• Principles of Macroeconomics (Q)
• Principles of Microeconomics (Q)
• The Social History of Canada

Entry to second year of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Environment

• Archaeology (BA)
• Development and Sustainability (minor only)
• Resource and Environmental Management (BEnv)
• Environmental Science (BSc)
• Geography (BA)
• Geography - Environmental Specialty (BA)
• Geographic Information Systems (BSc, entry through Applied Sciences)
• Global Environmental Systems (BEnv)
• Physical Geography (BSc)
• Sustainable Business (BBA or BEnv, entry through Environment or the Beedie School of Business, however, admission to Beedie is also required for this program)

Potential career paths

• Aboriginal liaison
• Avalanche specialist
• Cartographer
• Ecotourism operator
• Fisheries manager
• Food safety inspector
• Forensic investigator
• Forester
• Geoscientist
• GIS programmer
• Health and safety inspector
• Heritage consultant
• Land use planner
• Landscape architect
• Meteorologist
• Museum curator
• Park ranger
• Real estate developer
• Urban planner
• Water quality inspector