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Academic advising for students in

BSc (AgEnvSc) degree programs

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What can your Advisor do for you?

The Academic Advisor for most Majors under the Bachelor of Science (Agricultural and Environmental Sciences) is Dr. Julie Major.

I can help you with a wide range of questions and issues including program selection; transferring from other programs or institutions; choosing courses; dealing with academic impacts of health or personal issues; tailoring your program to your goals and objectives; integrating research, exchanges and field studies into your program; administrative changes to your academic record, and more. If I can't help you with your question myself, I can direct you to someone who will.

My office is a safe space where you are welcome to discuss anything confidentially, including gender and cultural identity, disability, mental and physical health, and sexual orientation. I am happy to advise in English, français, español, ou Português.

Julie Major

Dr. Julie Major, agr.

Macdonald-Stewart Building, Room MS2-083

Tel: (514) 398-8380

Do you have a quick, technical question? A big, existential question? Not sure what your question actually is? Get in touch with me! My priority is to help my advisees with academic planning and issues they are facing.

There are 5 ways to get in touch with me:

julie.major [at] mcgill.ca (Email)

Phone or video call: By appointment Monday to Friday. 

In-person meeting: By appointment Wednesdays and Fridays. 

Drop-in: Wednesdays and Fridays only. Priority is given to students who have booked appointments. 

Chat on MS Teams

Note that I will be unavailable March 29-April 9, inclusive. 

 

 

Have you recently been admitted as a U0, or into the Foundation Year? Congrats!

Students enter McGill as U0, or into the Foundation Year if they come directly from high school outside Québec, or from a French or International Baccalaureate, and obtain less than 24 advanced standing credits.

Have you recently been admitted as a U1 student? Congrats!

Students enter McGill as U1 if they come from a DEC, transfer from another university or if they obtain at least 24 advanced standing credits from a pre-university institution. 

Avoid ever saying: I wish I had known this!

Understand your program's structure and rules.

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Life Sciences

Specializations: An. Biol.; An. Health & Disease; Life Sc. (Multidisc.); Microb. & Mol. Biotechnol.; Plant Biology, Wildlife Biology

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Environmental Biology

Specializations: Applied Ecology; Plant Biology; Wildlife Biology

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Agro-Env. Sciences

Specializations: Animal Production; Ecological Agriculture; Plant Production; Professional Agrology

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Global Food Security

Specializations: Ecological Agriculture.;
International Ag.

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Agricultural Economics

Specializations: Agribusiness; Env. Econ.;
Professional Agrol.

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Environment

Concentrations: Click here
to see concentrations available under the B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.) at the Bieler School of Environment

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Are you an undergraduate student in Food Science, Nutrition, or Bioresource Engineering? 

If so, consult the list of Academic Advisors to obtain information related to your program.

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