The degree specialisations below are typically delivered over 4 years of full time study.
Resource and Environmental Management Modules Include:
- Biogeography
- Cultural Heritage Management
- Earth Systems
- Economic Geography
- Geographical Information Science
- Global Change
- Indigenous Perceptions of Landscape
- Introduction to Ecology
- Introduction to First Nations Studies
- Introduction to Public Policy
- Introduction to Resource and Environmental Management in Canada
- Quantitative Geography
- Reconstructing the Human Past
- Social Geography
- Sustainable Communities, Sustainable World
Global Environmental Systems Modules Include:
- Archaeological Perspectives on Human Ecology
- Ecological Economics
- Geoarchaeology
- Geography of Natural Hazards
- Hydrology
- Introduction to Geomorphology
- Issues, Concepts and Cases in Development and Sustainability
- Landscape Archaeology
- River Geomorphology
- The Climate System
Joint Major in Business and Environment (Sustainable Business) Modules Include:
- Business, Society and Ethics
- Communication
- Ethics and the Environment
- Food and the City
- Geographies of Consumption
- Geography of Transportation
- Global Resource Issues in Oceanography
- Industrial Location
- Introduction to Finance
- Introduction to Marketing
- Management Practices for Sustainability
- of Tourism
- Philosophy
- Sustainable Innovation
- World Resources