Your Academics

Academic Advisors provide academic assistance throughout your university career. There are two types of Advisors available to science students. Please contact the advisor designated for your degree program.

The BSc program provides you with a diverse education in more than one branch of study. You will major in a Science subject area of concentration and you may elect to minor in a Science subject area of from Arts, ALES or Business.

Over the next few weeks, the Faculty of Science will have reduced advising hours as we work to complete admissions for Fall 2020. We know many of you have questions about the upcoming year. We will be hosting several Zoom sessions to go over details about the Fall, review Academic Advisement Report where you can check your degree progress, and answer other questions you may have.

Please note, the maximum number of participants in each session is 300. After each session, we will add to our Fall 2020 FAQ.

To sign up for a session, register using your ualberta email. Please only sign up for one session.

July 9, 5:00 PM

July 10, 1:00 PM

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Degree Planning

The BSc General program provides you with a diverse education in more than one branch of study. The Academic Advisement Report is now available.

 

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Faculty of Science Advising Hours

General Inquiries:
Location: CCIS 1-001 (map)
advisor.science@ualberta.ca
Telephone: 780-492-4758

Academic Advising
As of Wednesday, March 18 Science Student Services will be shifting to serving students via phone and online. As such, we will no longer be taking in-person inquiries or appointments until further notice (Note: our office in CCIS 1-001 will be closed).

Advising appointments with a Faculty of Science advisor can still be made through our appointment system. There will no longer be drop-in days, but appointments can be booked Monday through Friday, 8:30am - 3:00pm. All appointments will be done online, and you will receive instructions once you have booked a time. You can also email advisor.science@ualberta.ca with your question.

Honors and Specialization students can continue to reach out to your department advisors via email, and they will get back to you to arrange a phone or online meeting.

Prospective High School & Transfer Student Advising:

You can request an online Science advising session at science.recruiting@ualberta.ca

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