The program starts in September, and applications are accepted anytime between November 15 and March 15. Applications received after March 15 are considered late and will be processed as space permits. Students who do not pass the certification test in class will be required to re-write the test. Please contact the Dean of Science and Technology for details. Graduates have found employment as fisheries officers with the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans, as conservation officers with the Conservation Officer Service of the B.C. Ministry of Environment, or as parks officers with either the provincial or federal ministries.
Jobs are available throughout British Columbia, with more opportunities in larger centres.
Travel and accommodation expenses for off-campus practicums are the responsibility of the students. All fees and other costs are subject to change without prior notice. Financial Assistance Financial assistance is available to students demonstrating financial need. You are encouraged to contact the Financial Aid Office eight to ten weeks prior to the start of your program to make application. Please consult the current Malaspina Calendar for detailed course descriptions.