Bachelor of Environment and Society - Environmental Studies

The Bachelor of Environment and Society (Environmental Studies) degree program at CapU will help you develop the skills, knowledge and understanding to work in environmental advocacy across multiple public and non-profit sectors and industries. If you choose the environmental studies degree, you'll take courses in various subjects, including anthropology, biology, ecology, economics, First Nations and Indigenous Peoples, geography, history, ethics, political science and statistics. You'll have the advantage of studying in small classes and receiving mentorship from expert instructors who combine theory with practical, applied learning. Work with local partners You'll also work with community partners on environmental issues, helping build a sustainable balance between the needs of our region's economy, society and environment. One of our most critical collaborative partnerships is with the Átl'ka7tsem/Howe Sound Biosphere region, which works toward ensuring the biodiversity of Howe Sound is protected and sustainable. You'll combine the concepts of innovation, experiential learning, teamwork and leadership as you gain the confidence to tackle more complex projects. With the training and skills you'll pick up in this bachelor's degree, you'll graduate ready to become an environmental leader. Career paths • Environmental planner • Emergency preparedness consultant • GIS/mapping technician • Land use planner • Municipal planner • K-12 teacher • Policy analyst • Social sciences researcher • Sustainability, transportation systems and waste management consultant