Certificate in Environmental Studies
Cégep John Abbott College, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec
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About this programme
Environmental Studies is a multidisciplinary academic field with the aim of understanding how humans interact with the natural world and affect natural systems, and how we can safeguard these systems upon which we are wholly dependent! Topic areas include the causes and impacts of the climate and ecological emergency (CEE), endangered species and biodiversity, the role of business and political action in solutions, sources of motivation for people’s environmental stewardship, etc. Students obtain it by completing six courses listed on this list and devoting one in-class project (min 25%) to an Environmental Studies issue, as well as 10 hours of volunteer work related to the environment. Students in all programs may enroll in the certificate. There is no extra work (comes from work already required for a student’s DEC program). You may register at any time – the sooner you sign up, the sooner you will be invited to events. Please complete the online application form here , or download the PDF application form here and email the completed form to Olha Hnatyshyn, the coordinator, at olha.hnatyshyn@johnabbott.qc.ca or join the Environmental Studies community page on the JAC Portal for more information. Contact: (email) olha.hnatyshyn@johnabbott.qc.ca (telephone) 514 457-6610, extension 5101
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