"Human Development, Aquatic Environments and Biodiversity"
China - Canada, August 2010 
Joint Field Courses for Canadian and Chinese Graduate and Undergraduate Students
Biology 498-3 and NRES 798-3
Objectives:
This field course provides both Canadian and Chinese students with an appreciation of, and first-hand experience with, the interaction between intensive human development,
environment attributes, and biodiversity, with a focus on biological and environmental tools to assess perturbations in aquatic environments and biodiversity, while at the same time providing insight into differing attitudes and perceptions
about development and conservation between the two cultures.
Participating Institutions:
Canada: Queen's University & University of Northern British Columbia
China: Fudan University & China Southwestern University
For more information on the
dates of the course, enrollment deadlines and estimated costs, please click here.
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University of Northern British Columbia offers a range of BSc degrees
for students wishing to pursue interests in biology. Degrees in
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