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BES Joint Programs Joint programs offer students the opportunity to receive a University degree and a college diploma from either Seneca College or Sir Sandford Fleming College, and/or a certificate from Humber College in five years, in what would otherwise take seven years separately. These accelerated programs can begin either at the college or at York University (with the exception of the York-Humber joint program), and are then completed at the partner institution. Students enrolled in joint programs must fulfill the joint program requirements of both institutions. Students who are enrolled in FES are required to complete a minimum of 90 credits within the first three years of the joint program with a 5.0 grade point average (C+ average at York), including core, depth, and general education requirements. They are then required to submit an application to the joint program at the respective college in October of their third year of study. With the exception of the York-Humber joint program: students who begin their diploma at the college should apply to the Joint Program in Environmental Studies through the normal York admission process in the final year of their diploma. Acceptance is contingent upon students successfully completing the diploma with a minimum 3.0 grade point average at the college. Successful applicants will be awarded 60 block credits toward their BES program. Students who choose to opt out of the joint program at York and attend another program will have their advanced standing re-evaluated. Students enrolled in the 90-credit BES degree program are not eligible to apply to any joint program directly, although they may apply to the respective colleges separately after having completed the 90-credit BES program. York-Humber College Joint Program in International Project Management York University students in the BES program may apply to the Joint Program in International Project Management at Humber College at the beginning of their third year of studies. Upon successful completion of the joint program, students receive a BES Honours degree and a post-diploma Certificate in International Project Management. Degree Requirements for Students Enrolled in the BES Program at York Year One - (30 credits):
Year Two - (30 credits):
Year Three - (30 credits):
Year Four - At Humber College: Course selections will be determined by the Humber College program coordinator during an individual advising appointment. For more information on the Humber College program, visit: http://business.humberc.on.ca/international-project-management/. York-Seneca Joint Program in Urban Sustainability York University students in the BES Honours program may apply to the Joint Program in Urban Sustainability (JPUS) at Seneca College during their third year of studies, and must maintain a minimum grade point average of 5.0 (C+). After successfully completing the JPUS, students will receive their bachelor in environmental studies Honours degree and their civil engineering technology diploma. Students enrolled in the joint program will take part in a joint colloquium. Degree Requirements for Students First Enrolling in the BES Program at York Year One - Five full courses (30 credits):
Year Two - Five full courses (30 credits):
Year Three - Five full courses (30 credits):
Years Four and Five - at Seneca College Course selections will be determined with the Seneca program coordinator during an individual advising appointment. Degree Requirements for Students Enrolling at York After Completing their Technologist Program at Seneca College Year One - (30 credits):
Year Two - (30 Credits):
Degree Credit Exclusions for Seneca Technologist Students at York Students entering the Joint Program in Environmental Studies from Seneca College will be exempted from the following courses: ES/ENVS 1200 6.0, ES/ENVS 1500 6.0, ES/ENVS 2500 6.0. For more information on the Seneca College program, visit: http://www.senecac.on.ca/fulltime/CVTC.html. York-Sir Sandford Fleming Joint Program in Ecosystem Management York University students in the BES Honours program may apply to the Joint Program in Ecosystem Management (JPEM) at Sir Sandford Fleming College (SSFC) during their third year of studies, and must maintain a minimum grade point average of 5.0 (C+). After successfully completing the JPEM, students will receive their BES Honours degree and their Ecosystem Management Technologist Diploma. Students enrolled in the joint program will take part in a joint colloquium. Degree Requirements for Students First Enrolling in the BES Program at York Year One - (30 credits):
Year Two - (30 credits):
Year Three - (30 credits):
Years Four and Five - (at SSFC): Course selections will be determined by the Sir Sandford Fleming program coordinator during an individual advising appointment. York Degree Credit Exclusions for SSFC York students who have taken ES/ENVS 3520 and ES/ENVS 3521 while in the BES program will be exempted from the introductory course in GIS at SSFC, and will take an elective course instead. Degree Requirements for Students Enrolling at York After Completing their SSFC Technologist Program Year One - (Fall/Winter):
Year Two - (Fall):
Year Two - (Winter): 15 credits in FES at the 3000 and 4000 level (Note: At least 18 credits (six half-courses) are required at the 4000 level). Degree Credit Exclusions for SSFC Technologist Students Students entering the Joint Program in Environmental Studies from SSFC will be exempted from the following courses: ES/ENVS 1500 6.0, ES/ENVS 2010 6.0, ES/ENVS 2500 6.0, ES/ENVS 1200. Degree credit exclusions may apply to ES/ENVS 3520 3.0 (GIS), ES/ENVS 3521 3.0 (Remote Sensing), ES/ENVS 4442 3.0 (Environmental Monitoring), ES/ENVS 4520 3.0 (GIS Applications), depending on what courses students have taken at SSFC. For more information on the SSFC program, visit: http://www.flemingc.on.ca/. |
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