Science and Education (French) at UAlberta

Deadlines

October 2026

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Next deadlineThursday, October 1, 2026

Applications open for admission, awards and residence
2027 entry
Admission, entrance awards and residence applications open on the same date.
Official deadline

Other deadline details

No central deadline published by ApplyAlbertaApplyAlberta, deadlines are set per institutionRecurring annual · Every year

No central deadline published by ApplyAlberta
ApplyAlberta handles applications, but each institution publishes its own deadlines and fees

Full source wording

ApplyAlberta publishes NO deadline dates at all on its public pages. Its How to Apply page describes the process only: verbatim, "Now you will 'Start a New Application' at the institution of your choice. You will be directed to the institution's application portal where you will apply and pay any application fees", and "All application fees are paid directly to the institution you are applying to. Each institution has its own unique application fees". Deadlines must be read from each of Alberta's 26 publicly-funded institutions.

SourceChecked Aug 14, 2026

March 1Fall: ApplicationStanding annual entry · Every year

Canadian and international applicants
March 1

SourceChecked Nov 11, 2026

Requirements

Admission requirements

High-school prerequisites

One of French 30 (9-year), Français 30-1, Français 30-2, French Language Arts 30-1 or French Language Arts 30-2
One Grade 12 language other than French
Mathematics 30-1

The 2027–28 campus guide lists two more subjects from Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Math 31, Physics 30 or approved advanced Computing Science CTS.
If French was a second-language subject, the other Grade 12 language must be your school’s language of instruction. For an English-language Alberta high school this is normally English Language Arts 30-1. English Language Arts 30-2 is accepted subject to the published English placement and graduation condition.
The separate programme page lists Biology 30 and Chemistry 30 specifically. Confirm the Fall 2027 requirements with Campus Saint-Jean before relying on another combination.

Application steps

Entry terms · Fall

The published programme admits a new cohort in September.

Step 1Check the admission requirements
- Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
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Step 2Apply through ApplyAlberta
- Create your application and select this program.
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Step 3Non-refundable undergraduate application fee
- $150 for new applicants and $100 for current or former University of Alberta students. Some programs have a separate fee.
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Step 4Final official school and postsecondary transcripts
- Alberta records can transfer through ApplyAlberta with consent. Ontario high school applicants arrange direct submission from their school. Transfer applicants submit all required postsecondary records; university records already held by Alberta need not be resubmitted. Final official documents must come from the issuer or ministry.
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Step 5Official AP or IB results, if you took those courses
- Applicants with Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate coursework must request an official electronic result transcript in addition to their school or postsecondary records.
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Step 6Start a University of Alberta application in Launchpad. Applicants who studied in Alberta or Saskatchewan are routed through ApplyAlberta first.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
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Step 7Apply for Combined BEd/BSc at Campus Saint-Jean.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
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Step 8Check your Launchpad checklist for the documents required for your applicant category.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
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Degree requirements

Credits and degree requirements

Complete 150 credits to earn the BEd and BSc.

References

Required courses and electives

Complete 150 units across the two degrees, including 72 science units, 51 education units, 24 French units and 3 open elective units.

References

Program facts

Entering averageNot researched

The admission average has not been researched for this program.

Work experiencePracticum in a Francophone or French immersion school

Check work experience options

Majors & specializations

Choose one science major. French is the first required minor. Choose a second minor from Biological Sciences, Mathematical Sciences or Physical Sciences.

Biological Sciences

BSc/BEd

Choose Biological Sciences as the required science major in the combined degree.

Published requirements

Courses

Combined French BEd and BSc. Each science major has separate first-year requirements.

Biological Sciences

Year 1 required courses4 listed

Add 6 to 9 science option units and 9 to 12 French language units.

BIOLE 107Introduction à la biologie cellulaire
Étudier la structure, le fonctionnement, la bioénergétique et la reproduction des cellules.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 107
BIOLE 108Introduction à la diversité biologique
Étudier la diversité du vivant, son histoire, son évolution et les adaptations des grandes lignées.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 108
MATHQ 115Calcul différentiel et intégral II
Appliquer l’intégration, les équations différentielles et la modélisation aux sciences de la vie.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 115
PHYSQ 124Particules et ondes
Étudier le mouvement des particules et des ondes dans un cours de physique fondé sur l’algèbre.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 124

Year 1 choice 12 listed

Choose one 3-unit course from this group.

MATHQ 114Calcul différentiel et intégral I
Étudier les taux de variation, les dérivées, les intégrales et le théorème fondamental du calcul.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 114
PHYSQ 126Fluides, champs et radiation
Étudier les fluides, l’électrostatique, les circuits électriques et les champs magnétiques.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 126

Mathematical Sciences

Year 1 required courses2 listed

Add 6 to 9 option units and 9 to 12 French language units.

BIOLE 107Introduction à la biologie cellulaire
Étudier la structure, le fonctionnement, la bioénergétique et la reproduction des cellules.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 107
PHYSQ 126Fluides, champs et radiation
Étudier les fluides, l’électrostatique, les circuits électriques et les champs magnétiques.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 126

Year 1 choice 12 listed

Choose one 3-unit course from this group.

BIOLE 108Introduction à la diversité biologique
Étudier la diversité du vivant, son histoire, son évolution et les adaptations des grandes lignées.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 108
PHYSQ 124Particules et ondes
Étudier le mouvement des particules et des ondes dans un cours de physique fondé sur l’algèbre.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 124

Year 1 choice 22 listed

Choose one 3-unit course from this group.

MATHQ 114Calcul différentiel et intégral I
Étudier les taux de variation, les dérivées, les intégrales et le théorème fondamental du calcul.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 114
MATHQ 115Calcul différentiel et intégral II
Appliquer l’intégration, les équations différentielles et la modélisation aux sciences de la vie.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 115

Physical Sciences

Year 1 required courses6 listed

Add 3 to 6 science option units and 6 to 9 French language units.

BIOLE 108Introduction à la diversité biologique
Étudier la diversité du vivant, son histoire, son évolution et les adaptations des grandes lignées.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 108
CHIM 101Introduction à la chimie I
Étudier les structures atomiques et moléculaires, les états de la matière, les liaisons et la périodicité.
UAlberta Catalogue · CHIM 101
CHIM 102Introduction à la chimie II
Étudier la cinétique, les équilibres, les acides et bases, l’électrochimie et la thermodynamique.
UAlberta Catalogue · CHIM 102
MATHQ 114Calcul différentiel et intégral I
Étudier les taux de variation, les dérivées, les intégrales et le théorème fondamental du calcul.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 114
PHYSQ 124Particules et ondes
Étudier le mouvement des particules et des ondes dans un cours de physique fondé sur l’algèbre.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 124
PHYSQ 131Mécanique
Étudier la cinématique et la dynamique, la gravitation, le travail, l’énergie et les corps rigides.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 131

Year 1 choice 12 listed

Choose one 3-unit course from this group.

BIOLE 107Introduction à la biologie cellulaire
Étudier la structure, le fonctionnement, la bioénergétique et la reproduction des cellules.
UAlberta Catalogue · BIOLE 107
MATHQ 115Calcul différentiel et intégral II
Appliquer l’intégration, les équations différentielles et la modélisation aux sciences de la vie.
UAlberta Catalogue · MATHQ 115

Year 1 choice 22 listed

Choose one 3-unit course from this group.

PHYSQ 126Fluides, champs et radiation
Étudier les fluides, l’électrostatique, les circuits électriques et les champs magnétiques.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 126
PHYSQ 130Ondes, optique et son
Étudier l’optique, les oscillations, les ondes, le son, l’interférence et la diffraction.
UAlberta Catalogue · PHYSQ 130