In these ECO Canada-accredited environmental programs, you have the flexibility to design a degree that fits your unique interests. Choose to pursue a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Environmental & Resource Studies or a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Environmental & Resource Science.
You can also expand your studies with a joint major in ERS (science or studies) and one of 30+ other honours degree programs. BA students explore topics in environmental law, planning, policy, or business and the environment, while the BSc program offers students advanced scientific understanding of the environment and builds industry-level competencies.
No matter which path you take, you’ll benefit from the many resources and opportunities available to undergraduates at one of Canada’s most renowned environmental institutions.
The Experience
As an institution set on the banks of the Otonabee and surrounded by 580 hectares of land, Trent offers one of Canada’s most sought-after locations for environmental research.
Program
This degree is one of the few Canadian University environmental degrees accredited by ECO Canada, meeting national standards of service and operation. Graduates of this degree benefit from being able to state on their resumé that they have completed an ECO Canada accredited program of study.