COMPETITIVE ADMISSION AVERAGE (MIN.): 70%
COMPUTE SCIENC
APPLIE LIFE SCIENC
COMPETITIVE ADMISSION AVERAGE (MIN.): 75%
CO-OP* Degree: Honours Bachelor of Science (Applied Life Sciences with Specialization in Biomedical Techniques) degree with Biotechnology–Health diploma Location: Year 1 to 2 – Georgian Barrie Year 3 to 4 – Lakehead Orillia
OUAC Code: AA Required 4U courses: • English (ENG4U) • Advanced Functions (MHF4U) • Biology (SBI4U) • Chemistry (SCH4U)
Explore how life works. Delve into the world of living organisms – from microbes to human beings. Our life sciences program teaches you to understand the extent of biological diversity at the molecular level with a specific emphasis on training in laboratory and data analysis. You’ll be positioned for scientific careers such as microbiology or pharmaceutical research, you’ll have the option to pursue graduate studies, or use your education as a stepping stone to professional degree programs such as medicine, pharmacy, or forensics. LakeheadGeorgian.ca/ appliedlifesciences 16
Degree: Honours Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) degree with Computer Programming diploma Location: Year 1 to 2 – Georgian Barrie Year 3 to 4 – Lakehead Orillia
Jessica M., fourth-year student Hometown: Tottenham, Ontario “With the field of science being such an intricate and rapidly advancing field, the Applied Life Science program is designed to push you. It’ll push you to change the way that you think about the world around you, provoking you to question things and contemplate the workings of nature from the macroscopic level at which you observe it, all the way down to the molecular level.”
OUAC Code: AG Required 4U courses: • English (ENG4U) • Advanced Functions (MHF4U) • O ne from: Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U), Computer Science (ICS4U), or Data Management (MDM4U)
Design, build and analyze. From hardware to software, computer scientists are solving problems and delivering value in a variety of business, scientific, and social settings. Our integrated program provides you with the opportunity to gain experience working with multiple programming languages and emerging technologies, while providing you with the theoretical knowledge to understand complex computing systems. You’ll gain hands-on work experience with two paid co-op work terms.
Noah W., fourth-year student Hometown: Barrie, Ontario "Co-op gave me hands-on, real world experience: from how to work with clients, to understanding their needs, to incorporating their input and feedback. I also learned more about troubleshooting, writing code, and interfacing with hardware."
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