Welcome to the Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Guelph
Guelph’s Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) program offers you access to some of the world’s most respected research scientists and educators, as well as outstanding research and teaching facilities.
Below you can find news and important updates for current University of Guelph students as well as links for future and current students to explore more about the Bachelor of Science at the University of Guelph.
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News & Important Updates
- Schedule of Dates for important deadlines during the Summer 2026 semester.
- Winter 2026 Deferred Final Exams will be written June 8-12, 2026, per the Deferred Final Exam Schedule set by the Office of Registrarial Services.
- If you are unable to complete your W26 Deferred Assessment as scheduled for medical, psychological, or compassionate reasons, please follow the instructions to Deferred Assessments to submit a request for an extension.
- Email bscweb@uoguelph.ca to request to book an appointment - please include your student ID/major as well as your availability and a brief description of your inquiries
- Answers to some common questions that we receive regarding the Student Planning system may be found on our Student Planning page
- University of Guelph Healthy Campus page
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
About the B.Sc. Degree Program
The B.Sc. program challenges students to develop their critical thinking skills, enhance their understanding of the scientific method, and refine their ability to problem solve all while providing student's access to some of the world's most respected research scientists and facilities.
The Bachelor of Science is offered as a four-year Honours degree (BSCH) or a three-year General (BSCG) degree. The Honours Bachelor of Science program offers 27 different majors to choose from over eight academic semesters. The general program is completed over minimum of six semesters, with no specific majors or minors.