Mount Allison University

Bachelor of Arts in Geocomputing

Geocomputing is an applied program that combines theory and practice of computer science and geography
Geocomputing offers a unique way to combine geographical and environmental skills with training in computer science
This program gives students expertise to study and understand spatial dimensions of social and environmental problems such as minimizing environmental impacts and identifying critical habitat
Students in Geocomputing take courses in computer science, environmental science, and environmental studies, with spatial computing (geographic information systems) at the heart
In their final year, students complete an applied capstone project that integrates both fields

Course fees are indicative and should be viewed as an estimate. Connect with a counsellor to get an accurate figure for your course fees!

Duration4 Years

1st Year Tuition FeesCAD 19040

Fall: September 2025

Winter: January 2026

Residence (single room) and unlimited meal plan :11439.00

International student basic medical coverage :765.00

Books and supplies :2500.00

Student fees :1193.00

Total :CAD 15897

Academic Requirements

Two A-levels
An average of C and no grade below D in courses used in assessment (3-5 courses depending on A-level subjects)
A minimum grade of C in GCSE or A-level English
A minimum grade of C in math and one science at GCSE or A-level

Additional Requirements

Proof of English language proficiency score
Students will need to provide an academic transcript that shows that they have completed their secondary studies
Scholarships documentation

English Language Requirements

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