The Environmental Engineering program recognizes the wide range of science and engineering backgrounds associated with this industry and is structured to accommodate the needs of a diverse range of applicants. The combination of foundation courses, applied environmental engineering courses, management courses and communication and general education courses provides a unique balance of skill sets that prepares candidates for a broad range of career opportunities. The final, capstone project provides the opportunity for students to demonstrate the acquired depth and breadth of knowledge and skills learnt during the program. While many participants pursue this degree for the credential, others are seeking professional development to complement their existing professional and university credentials

2 years of education in English in an English-speaking country with English 12 (67%) or 3.0 credits of post-secondary English, humanities or social sciences (67%) from a recognized institution. Or one of the following: IELTS 6.5 TOEFL 86 PTE 60 Post-secondary: one of the following: A recognized diploma in engineering, science or natural resource management or A recognized bachelor’s degree in engineering, science or natural resource management A minimum of six months of relevant work experience. Relevant work experience is any work directly related to the applicant's academic background and includes volunteer environmental work experience with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government organizations (GOs), or private industry. First year post-secondary advanced level technical mathematics (grade of 60% or better) or calculus (grade of 55% or better).