The Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Geography and Environmental Management) at the University of Waterloo’s Faculty of Environment explores the relationship between humans and the environment, covering global and regional environmental challenges such as climate change, resource management, and sustainability. The program offers more than 70 geography courses, with options for field studies, laboratory-based learning, and a co-op stream that allows students to gain up to two years of paid work experience. Graduates gain skills in data analysis, GIS, remote sensing, and environmental policy, preparing them for diverse careers in government, consulting, urban planning, conservation, and beyond. The Department of Geography and Environmental Management at Waterloo is ranked among the top in Canada for research and reputation.