The Environmental Engineering BASc at the University of Waterloo equips students to solve critical environmental challenges such as climate change, renewable energy, and clean water access through multidisciplinary training in engineering, math, chemistry, biology, and physics. The program includes a rigorous combination of foundational engineering and specialized environmental science courses, six paid co-op work terms providing two years of experience, and options to focus on areas like Energy & Climate Change, Water Resources, Pollution & Restoration, Modeling & Data Analytics, and Sustainable Cities. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in water treatment, air pollution control, ecosystem restoration, environmental consulting, and urban sustainability, supported by Waterloo's global ranking in environmental engineering.