Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing (UBC transfer program)

Okanagan College offers a university transfer program enabling students to enter into year two of UBC's five-year BSc program in Wood Product Processing. This program has been modelled after similar programs which have been successful in Europe. It is designed to provide technically-capable graduates for entry-level positions in the management of wood products manufacturing companies. Wood, a renewable resource, is a critical component of Canada's economy. Graduates with a sound technological and management background are needed to guide this industry into the future.

The UBC program has strong industry support in the form of scholarships and guaranteed employment. The co-operative education format of the program is recommended, as it includes five paid work terms in the industry and provides students with valuable experience.

Program Outline

Students in the Okanagan College transfer program must attain a minimum grade of 60% in all courses attempted.

Wood Products Processing - Transfer program (if taken at Okanagan College)

(a) 21 credits consisting of:

(UBC: MATH 100)

(UBC: MATH 101)

* (UBC: PHYS 101)

* (UBC: PHYS 102)

or CHEM 112

(UBC: CHEM 121/123 or CHEM 111/113)

ENGL 100

(UBC: ENGL 112)

(b) nine additional general elective credits which are transferable to UBC. Suitable general elective credits include (but are not limited to):

ECON 115

(UBC: ECON 101)

COSC 111

or COSC 122

(UBC: CPSC 1st year)

Students wishing to select other general electives are advised to visit the online transfer guide at www.bctransferguide.ca to determine equivalent UBC credit.

* The Okanagan College PHYS 112/122 stream is not sufficient to meet the physics requirement of the Wood Processing degree program.

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Program Area:

Science (University Studies)

Campus (Intake):

Distance ()
Vernon ()
Penticton ()
Salmon Arm ()
Kelowna ()
Full program

Credential:

Other

Delivery:

Distance/Online
Part-Time
Full-Time

Cost:

2012-13: $4,223.56

Fees listed are for first year (two semesters) for a typical, full-time student taking 5 courses per semester (1 lecture-based course and 4 courses with lab components). Depending on the campus and the courses selected fees may vary.
Fees include all mandatory fees: Activity fee, Health & Dental, Student Association fee, Education Technology fee, Development fee.
All amounts are approximate and are subject to change.
International students will pay International tuition fees

Notes:

Okanagan College does not admit to this program; rather, students should apply to the Associate of Science Degree and then choose the appropriate courses as indicated in the program outline.