Overview
The Environmental and Sustainability Studies program at Simon Fraser University offers an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree that integrates social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences to address complex environmental challenges. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills to analyze sustainability issues, promoting ethical decision-making, and fostering interdisciplinary approaches to environmental policy and management. Unique features include a focus on local and global sustainability, hands-on projects, and integration with British Columbia's environmental context.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in environmental policy, sustainability consulting, and resource management. The program emphasizes practical skills for careers in government, non-profits, and industry, with strong employability in Canada's green economy.
Key Faculty/Staff
Key faculty include experts from the Department of Geography and School of Resource and Environmental Management, such as professors specializing in environmental policy, urban sustainability, and climate change adaptation.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the Pacific Water Research Centre, environmental labs, and field stations. Partnerships with organizations like the British Columbia Ministry of Environment and international sustainability networks provide research and internship opportunities.
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