The Bachelor of Science in Water Science at Simon Fraser University’s Faculty of Environment is a specialized stream within the Environmental Science major. This interdisciplinary program investigates Earth’s physical, chemical, and biological water processes and prepares graduates to tackle complex water-related environmental issues through both scientific and applied learning. Students learn to analyze environmental systems, address sustainability challenges, and fulfill career paths in conservation, ecology, urban planning, and more. The program requires students to declare the Water Science stream officially with an academic advisor and complete 120 total units, including 44 upper division units. Other concentrations in this major include Applied Biology, Environmental Earth Systems, Environmetrics, Environmental Archaeology, and General Environmental Science.