Biology is a broad discipline, which includes the subject areas of botany, zoology, microbiology, cell biology, ecology, and genetics. It examines all life forms from the simple to the complex, and is an ideal partner to study in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. If you have an aptitude for science and possess a keen desire to understand the living world, you will find the study of biology very rewarding.
This program provides opportunities for graduate training in theory,
methods and research, as well as options to learn in research field placements related to
potential future domains of employment such as policing, corrections, social services and policy
development.
What is the economic impact of climate change? Must we sacrifice the environment to develop our economies? Can natural resources be developed sustainably? How can nations overcome low incomes and poor health? These are some of the important questions investigated in the Master of Arts in Environmental, Resource and Development Economics (ERDE) at the University of Winnipeg. Graduates analyze how social, environmental and economic issues interact with one another on local and global levels.
The Master of Science (MSc) in Applied Computer Science and Society focuses on issues of
technology and ethical/human/social aspects of computing. We offer courses in three core
clusters that represent frontiers of the discipline. These are: Information Representation,
Search and Management, Intelligent Systems, and Systems Development.
This program provides advanced training in the life sciences. It also places this body of knowledge into the broader context of a modern society – where scientific advancements can bring not only
improvements, but also unforeseen consequences and challenges.