With over 40 years of experience in graduate education, the Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES) has always challenged the status quo. As Canada’s first faculty of its kind, we focus on interdisciplinary research and teaching. In examining ourselves and our environments across the globe, we constantly strive to address critical environmental issues and promote social justice. Our dynamic interests are reflected by the breadth and depth of internationally-recognized research and through the many publications of our faculty. FES Master’s and PhD programs are celebrated for the diversity and flexibility they offer. These qualities allow you to bring your own interests to the program, while your passions are nourished and encouraged with the guidance of an equally dedicated Faculty.
Anything involving an environment can be studied in our graduate programs. Examples of past students' research topics include:
rethinking climate change policy
ecocultural studies
democratizing the global city
children's environmental education programs in zoos
community-based renewable energy development
imagining city building for social change
theorizing the socioeconomic rights of poor single mothers in Canada