Environmental Management
The Environmental Management programs focus on environment, society, and public policy. Students have the opportunity to develop specialized skills in resource management, environmental assessment and the social, economic and policy aspects of environmental change.
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- Environmental Quality Analyst
- Environmental Engineer
- Botanist
- Agronomist
- Environmental Activist/Lobbyist
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Regional Requirements
Admissions RequirementsLife in Environmental Management
Buzz Around Campus
As climate and weather patterns rapidly shift, the general public has become increasingly aware of personal and policy-based decisions that can help slow global warming. One of the key tools in mitigating climate change, says Professor Tenley Conway, is green infrastructure.
Caribou, whooping crane, Gibson’s big sand tiger beetle and dwarf western trillium are among the estimated 80,000 known species (not including viruses and bacteria) in Canada. Of these, scientists have enough information on almost 30,000 species to know that about 20 per cent are imperilled to some degree.
An afternoon walk along the Harbourfront was the genesis of Jacqueline Scott’s U of T doctoral thesis. “I saw a sign for a camping trip and out of sheer boredom decided to give it a go,” she says. That weekend in the woods changed her life.
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The Environmental Management programs focus on environment, society, and public policy. Students have the opportunity to develop specialized skills in resource management, environmental assessment and the social, economic and policy aspects of environmental change.