About the Course
Have you ever dreamed of seeing a polar bear with your own eyes? Maybe an arctic fox or hare? How about one of the many beautiful plants that are native to the arctic?
Each summer, UTM Biology offers the chance to experience this through a unique and interesting course that allows students to immerse themselves in the arctic environment and explore and study the arctic tundra and its various beauties. BIO332H5 is a 0.5 FCE field course offered in the summer term. While the subject matter has historically been Arctic Ecology, the course topic and location are subject to change each year. For those interested, there is an optional information session that can be attended that is hosted by the lead instructor, Prof. Peter Kotanen.
How to Apply
Please use the following links to apply for the BIO332H Field Research Course.
- If you are an applicant who is a current UofT student, click here.
- If you are an external applicant from a school other than UofT, click here.
Collected prior to starting application:
- Resume/CV (PDF)
- Transcript (PDF)
- Why you want to take this course
Upcoming Information Session
There will be an optional information session held by Prof. Kotanen on February 5, 2025, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Those who are interested can attend in person or through Zoom.
In-Person Location: MN6128
Watch Past Information Session Recordings
January 2025 Info Session Recording
November 2024 Info Session Recording
November 2023 Info Session Recording
Location for Summer 2025 Field Research Session
Churchill, Manitoba
