Undergraduate Calendar Environmental Studies

Course Outlines 2024/2025

Please be aware of the dates on the following course outlines. Some may be from previous academic years. We update them on this website continuously as they are received.

Course

Term

Course Title

Instructor

ENST 1000 Fall Introduction to Environmental and Climate Change Studies
ENST 1000 Late Summer Introduction to Environmental Studies Andy Kusi-Appiah
ENST 1020 Fall People, Places and Environments Sheryl-Ann Simpson
ENST 1020 Winter People, Places & Environments
ENST 1020 Late Summer People, Places & Environments Andy Kusi-Appiah
ENST 2000 Winter Environmental Justice Sheryl-Ann Simpson
ENST 2001 Fall Sustainable Futures Meera Karunananthan
ENST 2005 Fall Introduction to Qualitative Research John Milton
ENST 2006 Winter Intro to Quantitative Research Sheryl-Ann Simpson
ENST 2500 Winter Climate Change: Social Science Perspectives Paul Williams
ENST 3000 Winter Nature, Environment and Society Karen Hebert
ENST 3022 Fall Environmental and Natural Resources John Milton
ENST 3500 Winter Climate Action Meera Karunananthan
ENST 3900 Fall Honours Field Course Elyn Humphreys, Dipto Sarkar
ENST 3900 Fall Honours Field Course John Milton
ENST 4000 Winter Environmental and Climate Change Studies Seminar David Hugill
ENST 4001 Fall/Winter Practicum I John Milton
ENST 4002 Fall/Winter Practicum II John Milton
ENST 4004 Fall Environmental Impact Assessment Sheryl-Ann Simpson
ENST 4005 Fall/Winter/Summer Directed Studies in Environmental Studies Paul Williams
ENST 4006 Winter Environmental Policy Analysis
ENST 4007 Fall Localizing Food Systems Patricia Ballamingie
ENST 4007 Winter Design Thinking for the Anthropocene John Milton
ENST 4022 Fall People, Resources, and Environmental Change Emilie Cameron
ENST 4400 Fall/Winter Field Studies Paul Williams
ENST 4450 Fall Community-Engaged Research Jill Wigle
ENST 4450 Winter Environmental and Geographic Education Patricia Ballamingie
ENST 4906 Fall/Winter Honours Research Project Paul Williams
ENST 4907 Fall/Winter/Summer Honours Research Essay Paul Williams