Environmental Studies

Environmental Studies at Trinity Western University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education designed to prepare students for meaningful careers in environmental stewardship, policy, research, and sustainable development. The program emphasizes a holistic understanding of ecological systems, human impacts on the environment, and strategies for promoting sustainability at local, national, and global levels. Students engage with courses across biology, ecology, environmental science, policy, ethics, and community outreach, equipping them with both the scientific knowledge and the critical thinking skills necessary to address pressing environmental challenges. The curriculum is structured to foster practical experience through fieldwork, research projects, and internships, allowing students to apply theoretical concepts in real-world settings. Trinity Western's close-knit community and dedicated faculty provide personalized mentorship and support, encouraging students to develop their own pathways in areas such as conservation, environmental education, government policy, or private sector sustainability initiatives. The program also emphasizes ethical considerations and responsible citizenship, aiming to produce graduates who are not only knowledgeable but also committed to making positive impacts on the environment and society. Graduates of the Environmental Studies program are well-equipped to pursue further education or enter careers in environmental consulting, advocacy, resource management, or environmental law. With a solid foundation in both scientific principles and community engagement, Trinity Western University’s Environmental Studies program prepares students to become effective advocates and leaders in the ongoing pursuit of ecological balance and sustainable living.