Explore undergraduate programs in Geography, Geomatics and Environment and discover the program that best matches your interests. From human and physical geography to environmental science, environmental management, and geospatial data science, our programs combine classroom learning, fieldwork, research, and experiential opportunities to prepare you for future careers and graduate studies.
Geography (Arts)
Explore how people, communities, economies, and environments shape places at local and global scales. Geography Arts programs examine topics such as cities, health, transportation, globalization, politics, and economic development while building skills in spatial analysis, research, fieldwork, and critical thinking.
Programs: Specialist, Major, Minor, and Health, Environments, and Society Minor
Geography (Science)
Study the physical processes that shape Earth’s environments through courses in climatology, hydrology, ecosystems, biogeochemistry, glaciology, landscape ecology, natural resources, and urban climate. Students develop scientific, analytical, field, and research skills for addressing environmental challenges.
Programs: Specialist, Major, and Minor
Geospatial Data Science
Learn to understand and communicate geographic information using mapping, geographic information systems, remote sensing, spatial analysis, modelling, statistics, and digital databases. These programs prepare students to apply geospatial technologies and data-driven methods across environmental, social, and professional fields.
Environmental Science
Examine complex environmental challenges by combining perspectives from geography, earth sciences, biology, ecology, chemistry, and other scientific fields. Students tailor their studies to their interests while developing the scientific knowledge and research skills needed to understand natural systems and human impacts on the environment.
Programs: Specialist, Major, Minor, Certificate in Sustainability, and Combined HBSc/MScSM
Environmental Management
Explore the relationships among the environment, society, public policy, and resource use. Students examine environmental assessment, sustainability, resource management, environmental law and policy, and the social and economic dimensions of environmental change while developing practical analytical and decision-making skills.
Programs: Specialist, Major, Minor, Sustainability Minor, Environmental Law and Policy Minor, Certificate in Sustainability, and Combined HBA/MScSM
