Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

A unique Forensics degree to reflect your diverse interests. Pair forensic science with fields across the sciences and graduate with a unique combination of scientific, investigative, and analytical skills.

Environmental restoration requires more than understanding ecosystems. It takes the knowledge and practical skills to repair them. At Trent, you'll study ecological restoration through a balance of science, fieldwork, and professional practice, preparing to assess degraded environments, develop restoration strategies, and support more resilient ecosystems.

Forensic Anthropology applies scientific methods to the identification and analysis of human remains in forensic and archaeological contexts. At Trent, you'll develop a deep understanding of human biology while exploring how skeletal, biochemical, and genetic evidence can help answer complex questions in criminal investigations, mass disasters, and humanitarian recovery efforts.

Prepare for the future with a flexible AI degree that connects emerging technology with its growing influence across industries and society. Whether you choose the B.A. or B.Sc., you’ll learn across both pathways while exploring how AI is transforming finance, communication, business, education and social media. Build practical experience through AI labs, capstone projects and research alongside expert faculty. 

In Physics at Trent, you'll combine theoretical study with hands-on experimentation, developing the analytical, computational, and problem-solving skills needed to tackle complex scientific questions and contribute to emerging fields of discovery.

Discover how chemistry and physics work together to explain the world around us. Through small classes, hands-on labs, and close faculty mentorship, you'll develop advanced analytical and research skills while exploring topics ranging from quantum mechanics and materials science to cosmology. Gain experience with sophisticated scientific instrumentation, contribute to cutting-edge research, and graduate prepared for advanced study or careers at the forefront of science and technology.

Explore environmental challenges through multiple ways of knowing. Jointly offered through the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies and Trent School of the Environment, this interdisciplinary degree brings Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Western science together to examine environmental stewardship, sustainability and community well-being, while preparing you to address complex issues such as climate change, health and food security.

Explore how food moves from farm to table and how environmental, social, cultural, and economic forces shape what we grow, eat and distribute. Through Trent’s Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems program, you’ll examine local and global food systems while building the knowledge to address challenges in sustainable production, food security and access, to create more resilient and responsible food systems.

Understand environmental challenges from scientific and human perspectives at one of Canada’s leading environmental institutions. Choose Environmental & Resource Science (B.Sc.) to develop advanced scientific and industry-level competencies, or Environmental & Resource Studies (B.A.) to explore environmental law, policy, planning and business. Both pathways offer the flexibility of joint majors and specialized study, preparing you to turn environmental knowledge into action.

Explore how chemicals form, move through, and interact with the environment, and investigate the effects of contaminants on ecosystems. Bridging chemistry and environmental science, this program gives students the opportunity to develop technical skills in chemical analysis and modern analytical techniques while tackling issues such as pollution, toxicology, pest control, and climate change. You will graduate with high demand scientific and practical expertise in environmental monitoring, research, consulting, and related fields.