University of Toronto Full Degree program Environmental Studies Collaborative Program

Program Description:: The collaborative program in Environmental Studies is offered through the Centre for the Environment (CFE) at the University of Toronto. Graduate students admitted to a "home" department can apply to the collaborative program and pursue course work and research in environmental areas. The Centre currently has graduate students from across the disciplinary spectrum, including anthropology, social work, religious studies, law, management, geography, chemistry, biology and geology, to name a few. The Centre offers a unique and comprehensive program of graduate study. By utilizing the university's extensive library holdings and faculty resources, it offers one of North America's most engaging and crossdisciplinary programs in the environment. One of the compelling strengths of the Centre's program is the interdisciplinary environment in which teaching and research is conducted. In its core courses, for example, professors from the humanities team-teach with faculty from the social sciences, engineering, biology, zoology and chemistry. In this program, students are both able to specialize in an area of environmental research and gain exposure to a wide range of intellectual and methodological disciplines focused on environmental issues.

Environmental Studies Collaborative Program