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Shaping our Sustainable Future
For over 40 years the Faculty of Environment has been dedicated to having a positive impact locally and globally. With interdisciplinary programs and researchers, we make meaningful change happen in the classroom, the office, and in communities around the world. Our vision is to use our unique position as a leading teaching and research institute for the environment to create sustainable solutions needed to address the complex challenges facing our world.
News
- Sep. 26, 2017Environment welcomes new entrepreneur in residence
The faculty has hired Brock Dickinson, the outgoing CEO of MDB Insight as its new Entrepreneur in Residence. His firm was recognized by Profit magazine as one of the Hot 50 fastest growing young firms.
- Oct. 16, 2017Two ENV alumni named 2017 Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability
Faculty of Environment alumni Puninda Thind and Mac Balacano were named Corporate Knights 2017 Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability.
- Oct. 12, 2017Two Geography researchers receive more than $1.5 in funding from federal innovation fund
The Geography and Environmental Management researchers will receive the funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation(CFI) for infrastructure to support their research. Geography at Environment is is one of the top 100 Geography programs in the world, and ranked fourth in Canada.
Events
- Oct. 25, 2017Velocity Start @ Environment Kickoff
Have you ever had an exciting idea for a startup but didn’t know where to begin?
- Nov. 1, 2017Faculty of Environment Graduate Program Open House 2017
To help us shape a sustainable future, we’re embarking on a bold initiative to attract the best and brightest graduate students to be the next generation of researchers in the field.
- Oct. 27, 2017Environment Seminar Series: Complete communities in cities and towns?
Brian Doucet, Associate Professor at the School of Planning, and Kevin Curtis, Researcher and lecturer at the School of Planning, will discuss their research in this special lecture: Complete Communities in Cities and Towns?