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Interested in a career in the health-care sector? Or maybe biomedical research, diagnostic laboratories or forensics? Join us for the final program spotlight that will focus on the Applied Life Sciences degree-diploma program.
✅ First-year courses
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Earn an Honor’s Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Life Sciences and Biotechnology-Health Diploma and prepare for a career in the health sector
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWProgram Format: Full-time, Four Year Credential: Honor’s Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Life Sciences (from Lakehead University), Biotechnology – Health Diploma (from Georgian College) Degrees Offered: BSc (Honours), BSc Academic area: Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies, Health, Wellness and Sciences OUAC code: AA Campuses: Years 1 and 2 – Georgian Barrie Campus, Years 3 and 4 – Lakehead Orillia Campus Courses you’ll take in the applied life sciences programThe majority of courses that you will be required to complete for the applied life sciences degree-diploma program will be science-based, including biology, chemistry and physics, with additional courses in math. Here are a few of the courses you will take during your four-year program:
What career can you get with an applied life sciences degree?The applied life sciences degree-diploma integrates knowledge from a variety disciplines, including cell biology and genetics, microbiology and biochemistry, anthropology, and physics. After graduation, you’ll be prepared to pursue graduate studies (MSc and PhD) or move directly into a variety of health science disciplines. Graduates may also choose a career in professional disciplines, such as medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, optometry, law, and public policy. Your future career
*Note that some of these careers may require additional certification. Your future work setting
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