A two-week practicum field session occurs during the first two weeks of the start of the second year. Subject material includes Acts and Regulations, legal procedures, case preparation, court procedures and administration procedures. Students are urged to seek employment with a resource management and protection agency between first and second year. If such Summer employment is not obtained, a summer technical report must be completed. Classroom lectures, seminars, labs and field training form part of this program.
Homework takes four to five hours each night.
Classes commence in September and continue through April. In addition, you will need to have completed the summer employment component between the first and second years, or the summer technical report on a topic related to the program. An Associate in Technology Diploma will be awarded upon successful completion of all the requirements of the program. B.C.I.T. All are extremely qualified in the field of enforcement and wildlife and fisheries management. It is anticipated that this degree program will be fully operational by the Fall of 1997.