Master's
MSc Ecological Restoration – BCIT
Course Overview
Jointly offered by BCIT and Simon Fraser University (SFU), the Master of Science in Ecological Restoration provides advanced technical and scientific training in ecosystem recovery. The program addresses environmental degradation through practical field restoration, hydrological management, and ecological risk assessment.
Students complete a applied research project in collaboration with industry, government, or indigenous partners. The curriculum blends terrestrial and aquatic restoration science with policy and project management. Graduates are prepared to lead environmental rehabilitation initiatives across various degraded landscapes.
Entry Requirements
- 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Science or Applied Science (minimum 70% / B average)
- Completion of introductory courses in Ecology, Statistics, and Chemistry
- Proof of English Language Proficiency (IELTS 7.0 or TOEFL iBT 93)
- Curriculum Vitae and Statement of Intent detailing restoration goals
- Two academic references supporting research capacity
Career Outcomes
- Ecological Restoration Specialist
- Environmental Scientist
- Watershed Management Consultant
- Conservation Program Director
- Habitat Restoration Coordinator
Scholarship Available
- Yes (BCIT/SFU Graduate Fellowships
- Research Grants)
Key Information
Location
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
University
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Intakes
September
Tuition Fee
$14,428 / Year
Duration
2 Years (Joint degree with SFU)
Language
English
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