Master degree in environmental biogeoscience in Laval university

The master's degree in environmental biogeoscience helps to train professionals with an integrated view of the environment. A variety of environmental problems affect species (flora and fauna) and ecosystems, both terrestrial and in aquatic and marine environments. The program trains specialists with multidisciplinary scientific knowledge and skills in the environment to integrate knowledge from four fields of activity: biology, geomatics, earth sciences and geography. This program will allow you to develop highly sought-after skills, including the ability to use analytical tools such as geographic information systems and spatial analysis. You will do a test that will allow you to concretize your learning after a series of integrative activities carried out in previous courses. The subject of your essay will need to address at least two of the program's four areas of activity.

A bachelor's degree in any of the disciplines contributing to the program: Earth Sciences, Biological Sciences, Geomatics and Geographical Sciences, an average of 3 out of 4.33, transcripts, diplomas, motivation letter, curriculum vitae and three appraisal reports, French and English language skills

Assistant professor, Scientist, Research assistant, Scholar, Academic specialist

15th Jan