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Optional Biology BSc/BSc Honours co-op, including the two areas of concentration: three non-credit four-month work terms, with an optional fourth. Degree coursework remains 120 credits. The entrance table specifies a 70% programme GPA, 33–60 credits, BIOL 100/101, CHEM 104, CHEM 105 or 140, and at least two 200-level BIOL courses. Faculty rules take priority.
University of Regina · Biology undergraduate co-opPublished threshold
Published eligibility threshold: Minimum 60% GPA in the approved diploma and a passing grade in Pre-Calculus 30 or equivalent. Current application guide checked November 2026. Domestic applicants with the approved Saskatchewan Polytechnic Integrated Resource Management or Lakeland College Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation or Conservation and Restoration Ecology diploma.
University of Regina Science · domestic university/college transfer, exact post-diploma entriesSee the published deadlines below.
Domestic Ontario high school applicants to the faculty linked from this programme
Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme
Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme
Applicants to the named post-diploma Science degree; a general high-school Science offer does not meet these additional entry conditions.
Applicants over 21 who do not meet secondary-school admission requirements
Domestic applicants with the approved Saskatchewan Polytechnic Integrated Resource Management or Lakeland College Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation or Conservation and Restoration Ecology diploma.
University of Regina Science · domestic university/college transfer, exact post-diploma entriesCurrent exact programme entry requirementsOptional Biology BSc/BSc Honours co-op, including the two areas of concentration: three non-credit four-month work terms, with an optional fourth. Degree coursework remains 120 credits. The entrance table specifies a 70% programme GPA, 33–60 credits, BIOL 100/101, CHEM 104, CHEM 105 or 140, and at least two 200-level BIOL courses. Faculty rules take priority.
University of Regina · Biology undergraduate co-opCourse examples named on this program page, with exact codes and credits resolved against the current Fall 2026 undergraduate course catalogue. These are examples, not a complete calendar or required-course list. Standard Environmental Biology BSc. Separate post-diploma University of Regina requirements for the named partner routes.
This is the University of Regina portion following one of the listed partner diplomas.
This course covers chromosome theory of inheritance/eukaryotic transmission genetics. Topics include: nature of genetic material, DNA replication, mechanism of mutation, natural recombination, artificial recombination, recombinant DNA technology/genetic engineering, and population genetics.
University of Regina Fall 2026 course catalogue · BIOL 205Introduces atomic structure, chemical bonding, quantitative reactions, energy changes, solutions and organic compounds alongside laboratory work.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · CHEM 104Introduces organic functional groups, compound naming and reaction mechanisms, with practice in organic laboratory methods.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · CHEM 140Examines the physical processes shaping landscapes and the geographic patterns of climate, water, soils and vegetation.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · GES 121Examines environmental issues from a geographic perspective, connecting physical processes with social, economic and technological factors.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · GES 200Develops critical reading and composition through literary and non-literary texts and connects reading strategies with writing.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · ENGL 100Continues the writing practice from ENGL 100 through a selected literary topic and may include non-literary texts.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · ENGL 110Extends introductory statistics to categorical inference, multiple regression, two-factor analysis of variance, nonparametric methods and survey sampling.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · STAT 200In addition, choose either BIOL 378 or BIOL 266 and satisfy the Lakeland plan’s specified upper-level and faculty choices.
This course covers chromosome theory of inheritance/eukaryotic transmission genetics. Topics include: nature of genetic material, DNA replication, mechanism of mutation, natural recombination, artificial recombination, recombinant DNA technology/genetic engineering, and population genetics.
University of Regina Fall 2026 course catalogue · BIOL 205Examines the physical processes shaping landscapes and the geographic patterns of climate, water, soils and vegetation.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · GES 121Examines environmental issues from a geographic perspective, connecting physical processes with social, economic and technological factors.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · GES 200Develops critical reading and composition through literary and non-literary texts and connects reading strategies with writing.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · ENGL 100Continues the writing practice from ENGL 100 through a selected literary topic and may include non-literary texts.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · ENGL 110Extends introductory statistics to categorical inference, multiple regression, two-factor analysis of variance, nonparametric methods and survey sampling.
University of Regina Fall 2026 Course Catalogue · STAT 200Conservation Biology examines processes that affect biodiversity. The goal of the course is to apply principles of ecology and evolution to understand the importance of biodiversity and the significance of recent human-induced changes.
Limnology is the study of physical and chemical characteristics of lakes and streams, including the ecology of aquatic organisms, food-web interactions in lakes, and the human impact on freshwater ecosystems. Includes field work.
Animal Behaviour is an evolutionary approach to the study of the behaviour and ecology of individual animals. There is compulsory field work for one week before lectures begin; most of the lab work is done during the pre-semester field trip to the Cypress Hills Field Station.
Modelling Biological Data is a guide to contemporary methods for fitting quantitative models to biological data. This course emphasizes practical skills in using software for implementing models, testing hypotheses, and making predictions about biological and ecological systems.
Global Biogeochemistry is an in-depth examination of elemental cycles within the context of global change. Topics include the biogeochemical properties of water, carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, phosphorus, some contaminants, and the ways that anthropogenic activities have altered the behaviour and movement of these elements.
University-published career examples for Environmental Biology, including its published routes; some require further training or registration. These are examples, not ranked graduate outcomes.
Career examples published for this programme area, not measured graduate outcomes for this exact route.
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2026–27 · Fall 2026 · Per credit hour · CAD
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