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EASC Undergraduate Student Profiles
Get to know a bit about our students and our program! Click on any student to see their full profile page.
"I have always been successful at and interested in science, particularly chemistry and geography in high school, so Earth Sciences seemed to be a good fit. On top of that, the career opportunities in the field of geosciences are excellent..."
"The field schools and field trips throughout the program were excellent learning experiences...we were able to apply much of what we had learned in other Earth Science courses along with our field geology skills..."
"Once I realized how interdisciplinary the Earth Sciences are and learned about the many career opportunities available in Canada, I knew it was the right path for me, and I haven’t looked back since..."
"SFU is well known for its geology program across Canada. The course structure is well framed to provide the best education and experience to the students"
"Hands-on learning experiences are absolutely wonderful and challenging, but the best part are the lasting friendships that come from learning together"
"There are many opportunities to get to know your classmates and professors. I feel a strong sense of community within this department"
"I love the multidisciplinary aspect of Earth Sciences, as it links chemistry, physics, biology, and it also allows you to think creatively!"
"I had the opportunity to conduct real life research, including fluid inclusion measurements, and contribute to a published paper!"
"Get out of your comfort zone: Network and meet new people - the friends you make in this program will be some of the most interesting people you know..."