Baccalauréat en Education/Baccalauréat-es-Sciences
Faculté Saint-Jean
Concentration majeure: Sciences biologiques
Pourquoi obtenir le baccalauréat en éducation / ès sciences combiné au Campus Saint-Jean?
Le Campus Saint-Jean, seule institution post-secondaire francophone de l’Ouest Canadien, offre à ses étudiants le cadre idéal pour l’apprentissage et l’implication communautaire grâce à ses petites classes, ses bourses récompensant l’excellence académique, et ses opportunités en recherche.
Ce programme combiné permet aux étudiants d’obtenir deux diplômes (un en sciences et un en éducation) en tout début de carrière. Par ailleurs, les étudiants déjà titulaires d’un baccalauréat peuvent s’inscrire à un programme de deux ans afin d’obtenir un diplôme en éducation. Ce programme double permet de faire face à la grande pénurie d’enseignants en sciences en en français au secondaire.
Il s’agit d’un programme accéléré de cinq ans pour l’obtention de deux baccalauréats avec le choix de l’une des trois majeures suivantes en sciences : Sciences biologiques, Sciences mathématiques ou Sciences physiques.
This information is for students applying directly from high school. Transfer students: see the Calendar
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Required Courses
Admission Average
Admission is competitive and subject to availability of space.
Canadian students, see Competitive Averages by faculty.
International students, see Competitive Averages and Conversions.
French is the language of instruction for all programs at the Faculté Saint-Jean. Therefore, all applicants must possess an adequate knowledge of written and spoken French. For more information on the French Language Proficiency policy, refer to the U of A Calendar.
At the U of A, we are committed to encouraging Aboriginal Students in their work towards a degree. Aboriginal students have been under-represented in higher education in Canada, thus our policy is aimed at increasing opportunity, with the goal of our Aboriginal student population being representative of the public we serve. For more information on Admission of Aboriginal Students refer to the U of A Calendar.
Fall application: March 1, 2019
March 1st is the deadline to apply for most direct entry programs, but be sure to double-check! For a complete listing of application and document deadlines refer to the University Calendar.
Notes
For additional information and the most up-to-date admission requirements, please see admission requirements by faculty in the University Calendar.
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