The Environmental Geoscience diploma, like the associate degree of Science with a specialization in Environmental Geosciences, provides a balance of theoretical and applied course work designed to challenge learners to think critically, analyze problems, and seek resolutions; strengthen communication and collaboration skills; and develop a range of additional employment skills (E.g., data collection and management, report writing, teamwork, professionalism, and environmental monitoring). 

Mountain Adventure Science (MAS) is an immersive, one-year certificate program that merges adventure with experiential, field-based science. The curriculum emphasizes community-based projects and adventurous field studies, equipping learners with the applied skills necessary for careers in the environmental and geoscience sectors. Graduates will be prepared for entry-level employment as a field technician or environmental monitor, and to continue their studies in the Applied Earth and Environmental Science specialization at CMTN.

With community-based projects and field-based studies, gain the skills needed for entry-level employment in natural resource, mining and mineral exploration, tourism, outdoor adventure and environmental industries.

Study rainforest ecology, fish and wildlife management and stream habitat restoration. Our outdoor classrooms take advantage of the best of BC's ecosystems.

Study rainforest ecology, fish and wildlife management and stream habitat restoration. Our outdoor classrooms take advantage of the best of BC's ecosystems.

Start the first year of an engineering degree at CMTN and then transfer into the second year at an institution and program of your choice. 

Our Physical Sciences program is the complete first year for a physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, or geoscience degree.