Bachelor of Environmental Studies in Environment, Resources and Sustainability (Honours) in Waterloo Canada | University of Waterloo

Apply knowledge from natural, physical, and social sciences to address pressing global environmental issues like water shortages, pollution, and biodiversity decline. Study ecosystem conservation and restoration while examining environmental policy and governance. Benefit from small class sizes that foster strong connections starting in your first year. After graduation, apply your expertise in diverse fields such as sustainable technology, ecological consulting, or environmental law. Gain professional experience early through optional paid co-op placements. Develop practical skills through hands-on learning opportunities including case studies, field work, and community initiatives. Customize your education with over 30 available minors, double major options, or specialized tracks in one of Waterloo's most adaptable programs. Conduct original research during an eight-month thesis project in your final year, working closely with faculty on a topic you're passionate about. The Environment, Resources and Sustainability (ERS) program integrates scientific perspectives to tackle critical challenges related to water, food, energy, and ecological systems while exploring conservation strategies and environmental policy frameworks.