The Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering at the University of Waterloo equips students with the scientific and engineering skills needed to address environmental challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, energy sustainability, and pollution control. The curriculum blends studies in math, physics, chemistry, and biology with engineering design and hands-on learning. Students complete six co-op work terms providing two years of paid, practical experience alongside their classes. In upper years, students can specialize in areas such as Energy & Climate Change, Water Resources, Pollution & Restoration, Data Analytics, and Sustainable Cities. Graduates are prepared for careers in water resource management, pollution mitigation, environmental system design, and sustainability solutions. The program is accredited and recognized among the top environmental engineering courses globally.