University of Alberta Admission Requirements Standard admission with English Language Arts 30-1, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, and Mathematics 30-1; plus one other approved Grade 12 subject.

University of Alberta Admission Requirements No entry directly from high school. One year of preprofessional study or a year in B.Sc. in Forestry program. Normally 30 credits required with at...

Forest Technologist Forest technologists perform many of the technical functions involved in the scientific management of forested areas. Legislation Under Alberta's Regulated Forest Management...

Forest Technician and Technologist Forest technicians and technologists perform technical functions related to the scientific management of forested areas. The Forest Technician and Technologist...

Natural resources and conservation Field of Study Natural resources conservation and research Natural resources management and policy Forestry

Forester Foresters plan, administer and direct programs related to managing forested lands and renewable resources. The Forester is part of the following larger National Occupational Classificati...

Interpretive Naturalist Interpretive naturalists explain the natural and scientific features of parks, botanical gardens and wilderness areas to visitors. The Interpretive Naturalist is part of t...

Operations Manager Operations managers direct and coordinate the operation of manufacturing, service delivery, and production departments in industrial, commercial, and government organizations....

Park Warden (Law Enforcement Officer) Park wardens are law enforcement officers who work for Parks Canada. They protect natural and cultural resources and visitors in national parks, national mari...

Fish and Wildlife Officer Fish and wildlife officers protect, preserve, and manage fish and wildlife resources. They also make sure the public remains safe and property is protected during wildlif...

Secondary School Teacher Secondary school teachers provide instruction to young people in Grades 7 to 12. They may be generalists or subject area specialists. The Secondary School Teacher is part...

Community Planner Community planners study the social, economic, cultural, environmental, political, and physical conditions of urban and rural communities. They develop policies and plans to mana...

Timber Scaler Timber scalers measure logs or trees to determine volume and quality of wood to be used for manufacturing. The Timber Scaler is part of the following larger National Occupational Cl...

Technical Sales Representative Technical sales representatives (representatives) sell technical goods and services to government, commercial, and industrial establishments. They may sell things li...

University Professor University professors work for degree-granting schools such as universities and colleges. They focus on teaching and service to their school, as well as research and professio...

Logging/Forestry Equipment Operators Logging / forestry equipment operators use machinery and equipment to fell, skid, process and load trees at logging sites and to construct and reclaim temporar...

Operations Research Analyst Operations research analysts use mathematical modelling and information technology to develop decision support systems for decision-makers in public and private organiz...

Public Health Inspector Public health inspectors identify and assess immediate and potential health hazards. They promote human health through consultation, education, and enforcement of legislati...

Soil Scientist Soil scientists study the composition, distribution, development, and behaviour of soils. They look at the interaction of soils with organisms, animals, plants, and the atmosphere....

Entomologist Entomologists study the classification, biodiversity, life cycles, ecology, and control of insects and other terrestrial arthropods. They plan and implement surveys and pest managemen...