The Bachelor of Arts in Resource and Environmental Studies at the University of Regina is designed for students passionate about addressing complex environmental challenges and promoting sustainable resource management. You will explore critical areas such as environmental legislation, contemporary ecological issues, and the intersection of human activities with environmental and community health, with a particular focus on Indigenous perspectives. This undergraduate program is ideal for those seeking to understand and contribute to policy, conservation, and responsible resource development, preparing you for impactful careers in a vital and evolving field.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that integrates environmental science, human justice, and Indigenous studies. You will delve into core subjects like ecology, environmental law, and Indigenous knowledge systems, engaging with real-world issues through case studies and analytical projects. The program structure encourages a holistic understanding, culminating in the ability to critically assess environmental impacts and propose informed solutions. You will graduate with a strong foundation to pursue roles in environmental consulting, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and Indigenous community development.