Study Society, Environment and Global Change

The anthropology program empowers students to critically explore human cultures, societal dynamics, and complex challenges around the world. With interdisciplinary learning and co-op opportunities, graduates gain the knowledge and skills to address issues like inequality and cultural preservation across diverse communities.

The sociology program explores how social forces shape everyday life, culture, and institutions. Students engage in critical inquiry, collaborative projects, and experiential learning to understand diversity, power, and global challenges. Graduates emerge with analytical and communication skills for careers in research, community development, policy, and social innovation.

Explore global challenges through an interdisciplinary lens, tackling poverty, climate change, and inequality. Gain hands-on experience via co-op, field schools, and study abroad. Customize your degree with five specializations and graduate ready to drive inclusive change locally and globally.

The geography program examines human-environment relationships and global challenges through fieldwork, labs, and research. Students develop GIS and analytical skills, with co-op options preparing graduates to advance sustainability, planning, and conservation.

Environmental governance prepares students to address climate challenges through policy, collaboration, and sustainable practices. Students build interdisciplinary skills for careers in policy, law, and advocacy, driving solutions for a resilient future.

Environment and Resource Management combines biophysical and social sciences to tackle environmental challenges. Students gain GIS and remote sensing skills through hands-on learning, preparing for careers in consulting, conservation, and policy.

EOGIS integrates remote sensing, GIS, and environmental science to monitor Earth's systems. Students gain geomatics and data analytics expertise through hands-on training and co-op, preparing graduates to drive sustainable solutions.