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Undergraduate

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Undergraduate programs in Environmental Science (BSc Major and Minor) and Environmental Studies (BA Major and Minor) prepare our students to think critically and act effectively in moving society towards lasting change.

 

Graduate

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The School offers two major Collaborative Specializations of study for graduate students: The Environmental Studies Collaborative Specialization and The Environment & Health Collaborative Specialization.

 

Faculty

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Representing a broad range of disciplines, our faculty and lecturers are a diverse community of researchers and educators collaborating across departments, schools, and faculties at the University of Toronto and beyond.

 

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Unpleasantly Rough Death Valley Landscape. Harsh Valley Land. California, United States.

Professor Steve Easterbrook on the warning from 11,000 scientists of a climate emergency

November 7, 2019

University of Toronto

We’re hiring! Assistant Professor Statistics and Environmental Science

October 7, 2019

Red and yellow flowers in planters.

Professor John Robinson and a team of U of T undergraduates win international campus research award

October 1, 2019

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A degree from the School of the Environment provided our grads with the foundation on which they built fascinating and meaningful careers. While their paths are varied, their commitment to sustainability, social justice, and positive change brings them together. Read their stories and find out where the School can take you.



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