| 1A Fall | 1B Winter | 2A Fall | 2B Spring | 3A Fall | 3B Spring | 4A Winter | 4B Fall |
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One of ENGL 193 or COMMST 193 |
One elective |
BIOL or CHEM elective (0.5 unit) |
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Note
- The BIOL or CHEM elective unit must be chosen from: BIOL 345, BIOL 431, BIOL 434, BIOL 441, BIOL 442, BIOL 444, BIOL 483, CHEM 333, CHEM 432
- The represented sequencing of all elective types is suggestive only and can be taken in a different order, and different term, than what is shown, depending on the elective chosen, its term of offering and required requisites.
There is an increasing involvement of business in the application of science and technology that is encouraged by a wide range of government incentives. As a result, there is a demand for professional accountants, who work in the public practice industry and government, and understand the specialized needs for services in these areas. The Faculty of Science, in co-operation with the School of Accounting and Finance, offers an Honours Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy program which combines courses in biotechnology with courses in accounting and business-related areas of study. This program provides a unique opportunity to prepare professional accountants with an integrated educational experience for a role in providing accounting and advisory services in the rapidly growing science and technology business sector of the economy.
Students considering a Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) designation should be aware of all CPA requirements.
Students are admitted directly into the program from high school but must successfully complete a provisional first year to proceed into the program in second year.
Continuing in the Honours Biotechnology, Chartered Professional Accountancy program requires a cumulative Science average of 65%, a cumulative Accounting average of 70%, and a cumulative overall average of 70%.
Successful completion of this program requires:
- 22.0 total units distributed as follows:
- 8.0 Science units distributed as follows:
- 4.75 BIOL units: BIOL 130, BIOL 239, BIOL 240, BIOL 240L, BIOL 241, BIOL 309, BIOL 331, BIOL 342, BIOL 432, and BIOL 443
- 2.75 CHEM units: CHEM 120, CHEM 120L, CHEM 123, CHEM 123L, CHEM 266, CHEM 266L, and CHEM 237
- 0.5 BIOL or CHEM elective unit chosen from: BIOL 345, BIOL 431, BIOL 434, BIOL 441, BIOL 442, BIOL 444, BIOL 483, CHEM 333, or CHEM 432
- 10.5 AFM units: AFM 101, AFM 102, AFM 212, AFM 231, AFM 273, AFM 274, AFM 291, AFM 311, AFM 341, AFM 351, AFM 362, AFM 363, AFM 373, AFM 391, AFM 401, AFM 433, AFM 462, AFM 479, AFM 481, AFM 482, and AFM 491
- 0.5 AFM unit chosen from: AFM 205, AFM 206, AFM 207, and AFM 208
- 1.5 ECON units: ECON 101, ECON 102, and ECON 221
- 0.5 SCBUS unit: SCBUS 225
- 0.5 ENGL unit: ENGL 193/SPCOM 193
- 0.5 SPCOM unit: SPCOM 111
- 8.0 Science units distributed as follows:
- Co-operative program requirements that include:
- Four work terms: COOP 1, COOP 2, COOP 3, and COOP 4.
- A minimum of three work-term reports: one as part of PD 11, WKRPT 200S, and WKRPT 300S.
- Four Professional Development courses: PD 1, PD 11, and two other PD courses.