Bachelor of Arts in Resource and Environmental Studies

Delivery: Full-time, in-person

The Bachelor of Arts in Resource and Environmental Studies delves into critical topics like resource management, environmental legislation, and community health, with a particular focus on how these issues intersect with Indigenous peoples, cultures, and histories.

Program Highlights

• Explore contemporary environmental challenges and resource management strategies.
• Understand the impact of environmental policies on Indigenous communities.
• Gain foundational knowledge in ecology, land use, and human-environment interactions.

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Sample Courses

Build a comprehensive understanding of environmental studies through courses such as:

• Ecology and Justice: Examine ecological principles and their social implications.
• Indigenous Economic, Environmental, and Geographic Systems: Explore the relationship between Indigenous knowledge systems and environmental management.
• Human Environment Impact: Assess the effects of human activities on ecosystems. 
• Land Use/Management: Investigate strategies for sustainable land resource use.

Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Resource and Environmental Studies program can pursue impactful roles in fields related to conservation, resource management, and environmental consulting.

Potential Career Paths after BA in Resource and Environmental Studies

• Conservation Officer
• Environmental Consultant
• Forestry Officer
• Resource Officer
• Wildlife Officer

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