Environmental Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Want to work on real issues that affect communities? Learn about the environmental challenges we face as a society and gain the skills needed to overcome them to make positive change. Study how human activities affect the world, then put that knowledge into action. Conduct community-based research. Develop action plans and work on local ecological restoration projects.
Areas of focus
- Ecological restoration
- Ethnoecology
- Political ecology
Careers
- Conservation specialist
- Environmental lawyer
- Environmental consultant or manager
- Environmental policy analyst
- Environmental journalist
- Forestry technician
- Horticulturalist
- Landscaping manager
- Park manager
- Restoration ecologist
- Sustainability consultant
- Water system supervisor
Admission
Apply directly to this program as a high school student or a transfer student from another post-secondary institution.
Note that the major in Environmental Studies must be combined with another degree program as a double major or honours/major. You can indicate your second program when you declare your major after one year of full-time study.
Alternatively, you can apply to another major and then add this program as a minor after one year of full-time study.
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Tuition & fees
Tuition rates effective May 1, 2025 (please note some ancillary fees are subject to change for Fall 2025).
This is an estimate only and should be used to give students, parents, and/or sponsors an approximation of the tuition and ancillary fees. This estimate does not include housing, food, cost of books and supplies or other expenses that students can expect in a term.
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