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5.5.11 Environmental Science - Statistics Concentration

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5.5.11 Environmental Science - Statistics Concentration

Students may pursue a BSc program in Environmental Science with a concentration in Statistics. This is a single-degree, four-year program offered by the Faculty of Science with collaboration from the Faculty of Arts. Program details are listed in 5.6 Non-Departmental Programs. Since this is a multidisciplinary program with restricted entry, students should consult the Director of the Environmental Science program at their earliest opportunity.