A 12-month professional science degree with three fields — contaminant-focused Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems, Conservation and Biodiversity, and Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation — where eight months of coursework end in a fork: a 16-week internship supported by two dedicated placement coordinators, or a four-month research project with a faculty supervisor.
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