This program provides a broad and rigorous understanding of environmental studies, covering topics such as environmental policy, environmental ethics, environmental history, environmental sociology, climate change, and sustainability. Students will develop a strong foundation in interdisciplinary approaches to environmental issues and gain practical skills in research, analysis, and communication. The program prepares graduates for a variety of careers in the environmental sector, often with a focus on policy, advocacy, education, or community engagement.

Environmental Policy Analyst, Sustainability Coordinator, Community Engagement Specialist (environmental focus), Environmental Advocate, Environmental Educator, Environmental Writer, Research Scientist (environmental policy focus), Non-profit Management (environmental focus), Government (environmental policy), International organizations (environmental focus)

- Top 100 university in the world (QS World University Rankings 2025)
- #6 in the world for global impact (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2024)
- North campus is the University's largest and most historic campus, located near the heart of the city of Edmonton
- This program is part of the Faculty of Arts, known for its diverse curriculum preparing students for careers in different sectors. Through Arts Work Experience (AWE) undergraduate students develop and integrate the skills gained in the classroom with full-time, paid work experience.