40 Bachelor's degrees in Environmental Engineering in Canada

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering at the University of New Brunswick Saint John campus has been designed to prepare students for a future defined by climate change.

In this program of Environmental Technology at Georgian College, you gain the advanced skills required to enter the workforce as an environmental practitioner with the ability to use environmental sampling, monitoring and testing equipment, as well as information technology tools.

The Environmental Engineering BASc at the University of Northern British Columbia is a four-year, full-time degree focusing on sustainable development and resource management. This professional programme integrates modern engineering practices with basic science to address pollution control and contaminated site remediation.

The Environmental Engineering programme at the University of British Columbia is a 4.5-year joint degree delivered with UNBC. This public Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) focuses on applying scientific principles to improve air, land, and water systems through a comprehensive, multi-campus learning experience.

The Engineering - Environmental Systems programme at the University of Regina is a public bachelor degree delivered over nine semesters. This accredited course focuses on climate simulation and sustainable infrastructure. Students gain practical experience through Western Canada’s pioneering co-operative education and internship model.

The Geological Engineering program of University of New Brunswick offers the only of its kind in Atlantic Canada.

The Environmental Engineering programme at Carleton University is a public bachelor degree designed to protect vital natural resources. This full-time course of study focuses on climate and science to ensure safe water and clean air. Students develop technical skills to build a sustainable future for the next generation.

The diploma in Built Environment Engineering Technology program at Medicine Hat College is a multi-disciplinary program focusing on the core disciplines of the built environment; mechanical engineering technology, civil engineering technology and building design technology. 

The Chemical and Environmental Technology - Analytical Science Option diploma program from British Columbia Institute of Technology offers the student a broad background in technology and skills that can be applied to many industries. 

The Environmental Engineering programme at the University of Northern British Columbia is a comprehensive full-time degree delivered over four and a half years. This unique joint offering with UBC focuses on sustainable development, wastewater management, and resource reclamation to prepare students for professional engineering licensure.

The Environmental Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is intended to provide the additional skills and knowledge that engineering and science graduates require to successfully work on environmental assignments and green energy technology projects.

The Geological Engineering program from University of New Brunswick merges earth sciences with engineering principles to determine what lies underground.

The Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering program at the University of New Brunswick studies the science and technology of gathering, analysing, interpreting, distributing and using geographic information.

The UTP Stage II - Environment (Bachelor of Environment) program from Simon Fraser University provides first-year courses and the foundation for progression to the second year of SFU's Faculty of Environment. 

The Environmental Engineering programme at the University of Guelph offers a comprehensive public study mode for students dedicated to sustainability. This degree focuses on designing technical solutions for water, soil, and air systems. Over a four to five-year duration, students gain the skills to tackle global climate challenges.

The main areas of study of the Biosystems Engineering program at the University of Manitoba  are environmental engineering, bio-processing (food and pharmaceutical), bio-environmental control, bio-medical engineering, soil and water engineering, agricultural equipment, and light structures

The Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Applied Science at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time programme delivered at the Vancouver campus. Students explore waste treatment, pollution mitigation, and sustainable design through a curriculum that integrates advanced science with practical engineering.

The Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Systems (COHSES), Graduate Certificate from University of Fredericton is tailored to meet your needs, covering essential OHS principles and workplace communication, aligned with BCRSP standards.

Bioresource Engineering offered by McGill University is an interdisciplinary program that integrates engineering, design and the biological sciences. 

For those who are passionate about the environment and want to dedicate their work to preserving and protecting our earth, air and water, this program in Environmental Technology (fast-track) at Durham College provides a diverse and rewarding career path.