Programs

Credentials range from full degrees to focused certificates and minors. The program titles are official within Farshore, which is exactly as reassuring as it sounds.

Bachelor of Coastal Studies

BCS4 yearsOn campus + Field

Coastal communities, environment, policy, culture and economic transition taught through classroom and place-based learning.

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BA in Newfoundland & Labrador Studies

BA4 yearsOn campus

History, culture, literature, politics, folklore, language and contemporary life across Newfoundland and Labrador.

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BSc in Fisheries & Marine Resources

BSc4 yearsOn campus + Field

Fisheries science, marine ecology, resource management and community-based approaches to sustainable oceans.

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Bachelor of Tourism & Place

BTP4 yearsOn campus + Co-op

Tourism, heritage, destination development, community planning and the economics of people wanting to see the weather you complain about.

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MA in Coastal Communities

MA2 yearsResearch

Interdisciplinary graduate work on rural change, community resilience, governance, culture and coastal futures.

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MSc in Marine Policy

MSc2 yearsResearch

Ocean governance, fisheries policy, marine planning, law and North Atlantic institutions.

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Certificate in North Atlantic Survival — Academic Stream

Certificate8 monthsField intensive

Cold-water awareness, coastal navigation, field safety, weather literacy and knowing when the sensible answer is “tomorrow.”

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