2 plans of study that help you reach your goals
Choose your specialization from 3 possible scientific disciplines, or stay unspecialized and choose the courses you'll need, to prime you for the future you want. Use electives to personalize your degree, and you'll graduate as an expert in a field of science you're passionate about, with a versatile set of business skills
Science and Financial Management (ScFM)
A one-of-a-kind program that integrates science with accounting and finance. You’ll choose a science specialization in Biotechnology, Earth and Water Science, or Physics of Systems and Energy while working toward a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.
- A paradigm shift: Your specialty doesn't have to be limited to one area. Waterloo offers 2 plans under the Science and Business program (Science and Business, and Biotechnology/CPA) that combine practical, comprehensive business skills with domain expertise in the sciences, get the in-depth study of both.
- A challenge to think differently: See science and business as two connected concepts, with graduates (you!) that bridge the gap—in knowledge, communication and capability—between the two fields.
- A jumpstart for your career: An impressive Bachelor of Science degree that's so much more than just science.
From tech start-ups to medical diagnostic firms, organizations need work-ready professionals that have expertise in multiple fields. Go from explaining the science behind a new product to presenting the commercial launch!
Support the Science and Business Future Horizons Scholarship
Empower the next generation of science-driven innovators by supporting the Future Horizons Scholarship Fund. Your generosity will help Science and Business students gain the knowledge, skills, and opportunities they need to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and industry impact. Together, we can support future leaders who will drive innovation and shape the businesses of tomorrow. If you would like to make a broader impact, consider supporting one of the Faculty of Science’s priority funds.