The Minor in Environment and Urban Sustainability (EUS) is offered to students to provide an understanding on sustainability issues as it relates to both the human and natural environments.
The Minor will give students the ability to grasp complex issues in a world of finite resources and to learn how to think about solutions and possibilities to creating sustainable actions in our environments. Analytical skills, critical thinking, confident decision making, and solution oriented results are the mainstay of the minor.
The EUS Minor will enable students from varied disciplines the opportunity to explore important challenges facing humanity, whether it is in the areas of environmental ethics, green businesses, greener cities, environmental decision making, or similar. The Minor will help students prepare for professional careers in their own area of study and for application to graduation programs.
The Environment and Urban Sustainability Minor is not available to students in the Environment and Urban Sustainability program.
To receive the Minor, a student must complete six (6) courses from the following curriculum:
Required courses (2):
| EUS 102 |
Environment and Sustainability |
| EUS 202 |
Sustaining the City's Environments |
Minimum two (2) of the following:
EUS 301
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Reading Neighbourhood Environments
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| EUS 450 |
Responses to Climate Change |
| EUS 550 |
Sustainable Cities: A Review |
| EUS 650 |
Waste and Waste Management |
| EUS 750 |
Sustainable Trans and Energy Strategies |
| EUS 760 |
Cities at Risk |
| EUS 850 |
Sustainability in Organizations |
| EUS 860 |
Measuring Sustainability |
| EUS 870 |
Ecological Restoration |
Maximum two (2) of the following:
