1 quarter pathway and bs environmental science in toxicology in Western washington university

Environmental Science draws on basic knowledge of the physical, chemical, biological, and quantitative aspects of natural systems. This knowledge is applied to problems often caused by human activities. In environmental toxicology, these problems include chemical releases into the air, the water and soil and result in effects to the organisms living in those systems. Effects are often detrimental to the organisms and can occur at all levels of biological organization, including: molecular, cellular, individual, population, communities and ecosystems. The International Year program will provide you with the solid foundation you need to be successful in your university degree.

A secondary certification or passed an appropriate external exam, An essay, Official academic credentials, TOEFL ibT of 80, a minimum IELTS score of 6.5, Official secondary school credentials with certified English translations when necessary, Statement of Financial Responsibility, ACT or SAT .

Field Researcher, Natural Resource Scientist, Restoration Ecologist, Environmental Specialist

31st Jan