Stories by and about the people in the Faculty of Environment.
Finding your place – and making the world a better one
In the first month of university, a mysterious green poster caught Michelle’s eye. Discover how a poster helped Michelle find her place in the Faculty of Environment.
C-suite sustainability
Growing up around the oil industry, Okeoghene witnessed first-hand the relationship between business and the environment. Creating a sustainable future, she quickly discovered, is as much about protecting natural resources as it is fostering a competitive business landscape.
Inside Alina's first-year journey
Here's what Alina, an Environment & Business student in her second year has to say about her first year in Waterloo. Learn more about the ups and downs of an international student starting university far from home. (Story by Student Success Office)
A map to your future: Geomatics at Waterloo
Aujas remembers researching the Geomatics program as a high school student and knowing it was for him. “I was thrilled to see geography and computer science – two things I like – in the same program."
Knowledge Integration: One degree, endless opportunities
What can you do with a degree in Knowledge Integration from the University of Waterloo, you ask? A better question is: what can’t you do?
Overwhelmed by climate change? Start here.
For many of us, tackling climate change on an individual level feels daunting: Where do I start? What could I even do to make a difference?
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- A day in the life of an Environment student
- Getting involved in the Faculty of Environment
- Well planned: Creating safer communities
- Aviation programs: Sky's the limit
- A week in Marrakesh
- Field Notes: What it's like to be an Environment, Resources and Sustainability student
- Navigating urban planning with community at heart
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