7 Natural Sciences Undergraduate Certificate Programs

Undergraduate Certificate in Science gives you the foundational knowledge, skills and experience that can lead to a variety of careers across the fields of biological sciences, biomedical and behavioural sciences, earth and environmental sciences, mathematical and computational sciences, and physical and chemical sciences.

Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Data Science develops your technical know-how in being able to approach data challenges and prepares you for entry level positions in fields like consulting, cybersecurity, law, scientific research, marketing, robotics, engineering, business analytics, and banking.

The Black Canadian Studies Certificate introduces the study of Black Canada through four specific humanities and fine arts approaches: cultural studies, history, literature, and music. In providing a core of courses that consider the humanities and fine arts aspects of black cultures in the Americas and their particular convergence in Canada, the certificate is unique both in Canada and across North America.

Biophysics is an exciting discipline at the intersection between physics and biology. It is an interdisciplinary field in which the laws, methods, and techniques of physics are applied to biological processes and organisms. Biophysics applies the knowledge of physics to explain biological questions, such as the transmission of nervous impulses or muscle control.

Biomedical Science Biomedical scientists study biological processes and diseases with the ultimate goal of developing effective treatments and cures. Biomedical research requires careful experimentation by many scientists, including biologists and chemists. Discovery of new medicines and therapies requires careful scientific experimentation, development, and evaluation.

This Certificate of Higher Education course is designed to give you the tools to apply and transfer your skills into the workplace.

The programme will allow individuals to display a critical, analytical, and evaluative approach to applying Computing concepts whilst taking into consideration the environments they operate in and the wider environmental context.