In this diploma, students will take essential science courses in key disciplines, including biology, botany, chemistry, computer science, ecology, geography, research, and statistics.

They will also take electives in Indigenous and First Nations topics, social sciences and writing. The flexible structure offered by the diploma also allows students to build foundational skills, specialize in fields of interest, and engage in community-based projects.

Throughout the program, they will study in small classes, receiving mentorship from expert instructors who combine theoretical concepts with practical, applied learning.

This diploma is a great place to start learning more about environmental jobs and building skills. If they are more interested in working in environmental advocacy and non-profits, the university also offer the Environmental Studies Diploma.