You’ll study a variety of topics in this multi-disciplinary program that will help you analyze and understand environmental issues from different angles, including an economic perspective. Alongside the sciences, you'll also learn about ecosystems, conservation, water quality, waste reduction and site remediation, as well as resource management and policy, in the classroom and through hands-on lab and field work. You'll also get an opportunity to practice environmental sampling and analysis. By the time you graduate, you'll understand the causes and implications of environmental problems, and you'll be ready to contribute to the solution.

- Completion of secondary school (i.e. Grade 12) with a minimum overall average of 70% in five academic Grade 12 courses - A final grade of at least 70% in Grade 12 English and any other required subject (see General Admission Requirements by Program table below) - admission requirements by country - proof of English language proficiency