The Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Geography and Aviation) at the University of Waterloo integrates foundational education in geography and environmental studies with intensive aviation training. Students learn to interpret landforms, weather patterns, and utilize tools such as GIS and remote sensing. The program includes over 200 hours of flight experience at the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre, culminating in a Commercial Pilot Licence (including multi-engine and multi-instrument ratings). Specialized areas are available (e.g., Climate Change, Geomatics). Graduates qualify for aviation roles in airlines, flight instruction, and operations management, benefiting from practical and theoretical expertise unique in Canada.