From the classroom to the coral reef | Concordia Biology students in the Bahamas @concordiauniversitymontreal
From the classroom to the coral reef | Concordia Biology students in the Bahamas @concordiauniversitymontreal
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Follow Concordia University undergraduates as they travel to the Bahamas for BIOL 498: Coral Reef Ecology and Conservation, an immersive field course where they study reef ecosystems alongside local scientists.

Hear from students Jada, Pasha and Kassidy as they share how hands-on fieldwork, collaboration and discovery shaped their learning – and their future career goals.

From collecting ecological data to encountering reef sharks, this experience shows what it means to do science beyond the classroom.

Interested in studying Biology at Concordia? Learn more about our programs and experiential learning opportunities: concordia.ca/artsci/biology.html



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