Recommended courses for first and second years of B.Sc. in Northern Environmental and Conservation Sciences Students planning to apply to transfer to the B.Sc. in Northern Environmental and Conservation Sciences program at Yukon College must complete a minimum of 24 credits (8 courses) from the core and/or elective courses listed below. Core courses: These courses are required in the B.Sc. Northern ENCS Program. However, they do not all have to be completed prior to admission; they can be completed after a student is admitted to the program. All courses are worth 3 credits unless otherwise indicated. See page 2 for course titles (course descriptions are available at www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/courses/). BIOL 101, 102, 210, and 220 CHEM 110 ENGL 100 COMM 193 or ENGL 101 (COMM 193 is preferred) ECON 100 ENVS 200 OR 201 FNST 100 OR HIST 140 GEOG 250 MATH 100 or 120 MATH 105 OR RRMT 202 NOST 201 NOST 215 (transfers as 1.5 credits) RRMT 125 RRMT 200 (transfers as 1.5 credits) RRMT 239 SOIL 210 Electives: These courses transfer as 3-credit “Approved Program Electives”, as “free electives”, or as upper-level required courses (course titles and descriptions are available at www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/courses/): BIOL 225, BIOL 230, BIOL 290, BIOL 310, ECON 101, ENVS 100, ENVS 101, ENVS 223, ENVS 227, ENVS 232, GEOG 101, GEOG 102, GEOG 290, MATH 101, PHYS 100, PHYS 101, POLI 222, RRMT 204, RRMT 223, RRMT 232, RRMT 235, RRMT 236, RRMT 237, RRMT 238. Most other Arts and Sciences courses will also transfer as 3credit electives. For more information contact: Dr. Kathryn Aitken, Coordinator, Northern ENCS Program, Yukon College, kaitken@yukoncollege.yk.ca, ph: 867668-8866 Dr. Fiona Schmiegelow, Director, Northern ENCS Program, University of Alberta, Fiona.Schmiegelow@ualberta.ca, ph: 867-668-8711 Dr. Ellen Bielawski, Faculty, Northern ENCS Program, University of Alberta, Ellen.Bielawski@ualberta.ca, ph: 867-668-8753 1 YUKON COLLEGE CODES AND TITLES OF CORE FIRST AND SECOND YEAR COURSES IN THE NORTHERN ENCS PROGRAM Yukon College course code Title BIOL 101 and 102 Principles of Biology I and II BIOL 210 Introduction to Northern Botany BIOL 220 Ecology CHEM 110 Structure of Matter COMM 193 Intro to Scientific and Technical Communication ECON 100 Intro to Microeconomics ENGL 100 Academic Writing and Critical Thinking ENGL 101 Intro to the Study of Literature ENVS 200 or 201 Environmental Perspectives or Environmental Ethics FNST 100 Intro to First Nations Studies GEOG 250 Intro to Geographic Information Systems HIST 140 History of Yukon First Nations and Self-government MATH 100 Single Variable Calculus I MATH 120 Math for the Life Sciences MATH 105 Introductory Statistics NOST 201 Natural History of the North NOST 215 Northern Studies Field Methods RRMT 125 Renewable Resources Measurements RRMT 200 Field Methods RRMT 202 Biometrics RRMT 239 Freshwater Ecosystems and Hydrology SOIL 210 Intro to Soil Science and Resources 2