Bachelor of Environment and Society (Environmental Studies) Capilano University

Program Description

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. In the first two years of your degree, you'll take environment-focused courses in various subjects, including anthropology, biology, ecology, economics, First Nations and Indigenous Peoples, geography, history, ethics, political science and statistics. This interdisciplinary degree prepares students for impactful careers in the environmental sector. Over four years, Students will explore critical disciplines like biology, botany, chemistry, ecology, and geography, while also delving into Indigenous and social sciences. These courses provide the interdisciplinary skills to succeed in the modern environmental sector. Check the "courses" tab for the complete list of available courses and electives. As a CapU student, you'll have the advantage of studying in small classes and receiving mentorship from expert instructors who combine theory with practical, applied learning. Like the Bachelor of Environment and Society (Environmental Sciences) degree, you'll choose from a variety of modules as you move into the upper levels of the program: biodiversity and conservation climate change mitigation and adaptation urban sustainability Each path is comprised of four courses and offers its own distinct set of challenges. This flexible module structure allows you to build advanced skills, specialize in fields of interest and engage in focused community-based projects.

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