Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability

Memorial University of Newfoundland

The bachelor of environment and sustainability program equips students with the tools and critical thinking skills necessary to make decisions regarding how we use the environment now with a view to a more sustainable future for the next generations. We depend on the environment for many aspects of our daily lives, including food, employment, recreation, and natural resources for homes, transportation and consumer goods. The natural environment also holds special cultural and spiritual significance for many individuals. It is our responsibility to help ensure that the way we use the natural environment today does not impair the ability of future generations to also meet their needs. Each student is on their own individual learning path. The bachelor of environment and sustainability is comprised of 12 credit hours (4 courses). It is important that students work with an advisor to ensure suitable course selection and determine an appropriate course load as students have the option of doing up to 15 credit hours (5 courses) per semester. Students pursuing a bachelor of environment and sustainability with a major in environmental studies at Grenfell Campus will normally take the following courses in their first year, Students pursuing a bachelor of environment and sustainability with a major in resource management at Grenfell Campus will normally take the following courses in their first year, Careers include but are not limited to, For additional information, visit the School of Science and the Environment or contact Dr. Camille Ouellet-Dallaire.

School of Science and the Environment