Environmental Science

Faculty of Environment

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Program	The Environmental Science Program, one of the founding members of the Faculty of Environment, is an interdisciplinary program that fosters critical thinking about our natural surroundings and educates students to understand and use science to resolve environmental issues. The program provides a broad education with a specialization in one of four concentrations: Applied Biology, Environmental Earth Systems, Environmetrics, and Water Science. An Environmental Science problem based cohort begins in first year and builds throughout the four years of undergraduate studies. The cohort provides a forum for idea exchange plus team building across all concentrations. Is Environmental Science for you? What is our relationship to the environment? What should be our relationship to the environment? Address these key questions from the perspectives of natural science, social science, and policy science. Expand your knowledge through fieldwork, international studies, and on-the-job learning in co-operative education. Be responsive to emerging issues and apply your knowledge and skills in a growing, global work place.
Career opportunities	A degree in Environmental Science can lead to a wide variety of career opportunities! To get an idea of some of the many things you can do, see "What Can A Degree In Environmental Science Lead To?"
More details	See the Academic Calendar page on Environmental Science. From here you can find more information on programs and courses.

Program

The Environmental Science Program, one of the founding members of the Faculty of Environment, is an interdisciplinary program that fosters critical thinking about our natural surroundings and educates students to understand and use science to resolve environmental issues.

The program provides a broad education with a specialization in one of four concentrations: Applied Biology, Environmental Earth Systems, Environmetrics, and Water Science.

An Environmental Science problem based cohort begins in first year and builds throughout the four years of undergraduate studies. The cohort provides a forum for idea exchange plus team building across all concentrations.

Is Environmental Science for you?
What is our relationship to the environment? What should be our relationship to the environment? Address these key questions from the perspectives of natural science, social science, and policy science. Expand your knowledge through fieldwork, international studies, and on-the-job learning in co-operative education. Be responsive to emerging issues and apply your knowledge and skills in a growing, global work place.

Career opportunities

A degree in Environmental Science can lead to a wide variety of career opportunities! To get an idea of some of the many things you can do, see "What Can A Degree In Environmental Science Lead To?"

More details

See the Academic Calendar page on Environmental Science. From here you can find more information on programs and courses.

Apply now at students.sfu.ca/admission.

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