Students at the University of Lethbridge may prepare themselves to apply for admission to a number of professional programs offered at other institutions. Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan is one of those programs. Students can gain the courses and experience to apply to Veterinary Medicine at the U of S by pursuing a Bachelor of Science at uLethbridge with a major in:

Remote Sensing provides a new vantage point to marvel, monitor and measure our world. With the advent of Earth observation and satellite technology, we are now able to view the planet — and our impact upon it — in real-time digital imagery. These images allow us to observe and quantify objects and patterns found in the earth, atmosphere, ocean and space. This fast-paced science powers the geospatial information revolution, providing the framework for new technologies like Google™ Earth and helping us to better understand things like climate change.

Neuroscience is the study of the brain and how it affects human behaviour on an individual basis. One of the most basic facts in Neuroscience is that "You are your brain." This rapidly expanding discipline aims to solve the mysteries of the brain's functionality by better understanding its resilient capacity for consciousness, perception, memory and learning.

Students at the University of Lethbridge may prepare themselves to apply for admission to a number of professional programs offered at other institutions. Medicine at the University of Alberta is one of these programs. Students can gain the courses and experience to apply to Medicine at the U of A by pursing a Bachelor of Science at uLethbridge with a major in: Agricultural Biotechnology Biochemistry Biological Sciences Chemistry Neuroscience

Students at the University of Lethbridge may prepare themselves to apply for admission to a number of professional programs offered at other institutions. Medicine at the University of Calgary is one of these programs. Students can gain the courses and experience to apply to Medicine at the U of C by pursing a uLethbridge degree in a major of the student's choice. Degrees of particular interest are a Bachelor of Science with a major in:

The post-diploma BSc in Geography, with a Concentration in Geographical Information Science, is a two-year program directed toward graduates of approved college programs. The program complements previous technical training in geomatics or land information systems with theoretical and applied knowledge-sets, taught within the context of information technology and its applications in the natural and social sciences.

Students at uLethbridge may prepare themselves to apply for admission to a number of professional programs offered at other institutions. Dentistry at the University of Alberta is one of these programs. Students can gain the courses and experience to apply to Dentistry by pursing a Bachelor of Science at the uLethbridge with one of the following majors: Agricultural Biotechnology Biochemistry Biological Sciences Chemistry Neuroscience

Computer science is the study of algorithms and data structures and their applications in designing new and efficient solutions to industrial, technological, environmental or social problems. As a computer science student, you will learn to tackle difficult problems using a variety of high-tech tools and approaches. You’ll also learn to effectively communicate your expertise to others by coupling your technical learning with a solid grounding in liberal education.

Forensics. Pharmacology. Food Science. What do these three areas have in common? They are just some of the career paths you can take with a degree in biochemistry.

You will understand fundamental statistical theory and develop expertise in applying statistical methods of reasoning. Develop exceptional critical and analytical problem-solving skills, along with research and information management. You will leave the program with a solid foundation in statistics, mathematics, computing, data manipulation and the ability to apply your skills to real-world problems.

Agricultural studies is the examination of agriculture from a theoretical and applied perspective. The primary goal of this program is to emphasize the relationships between agriculture, science, and society and to develop an understanding of the social, economic, political, and environmental conditions that affect the agricultural sector. This discipline explores a broad range of topics that affect agriculture and deals with the sector's role in provincial, national, and international society.