Environmental Systems Engineering

University of Regina

Canada, Regina

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University of Regina

Canada , Regina

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Application Fee

CAD 100

Campuses

University of Regina

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines30-Aug-2023

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 5 year(s)

Tuition Fee

CAD 803 / credit

Next Intake 30-Aug-2023

Environmental Systems Engineering

About

Bachelor's Degree Program

Environmental Systems Engineering

If you care about global warming, pollution, ozone depletion and their impact on local communities and people around the world, choose the University of Regina's unique Environmental Systems Engineering program and prepare for a rewarding career tackling critical issues in environmental systems engineering.

Accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, the environmental systems engineering bachelor program features faculty members conducting ground-breaking research:

Climate simulation
Cold region engineering
Drinking water and sustainable wastewater treatment
Energy and environmental economics
Environmental risk management
Sustainable environmental systems infrastructure

The environmental systems engineering degree at the U of R also helps kick-start your career. Hands-on, real-world experience through our pioneering Co-operative Education and Internships program – the first of its kind in Western Canada – gives you a competitive edge.

Our innovative work + study program places you in a real, relevant job with a real salary – as much as $13,000 per semester. Essentially, you alternate academic semesters with work semesters. This seamlessly combines key knowledge and practical experience while earning your bachelor's degree.

What Is Environmental Systems Engineering?

Communities around the world and closer to home face many environmental challenges that require ethical, comprehensive solutions. The best answers break down boundaries and lift up the co-operation needed for real change.

With a U of R environmental systems engineering degree, you learn how to play an important role in tackling looming issues that put human safety, agriculture sustainability and other important industries at risk. Consider it your superpower.

Harness your methodical and creative mindset to engineer new systems. Learn to think ahead to implementation, integration and day-to-day management over the long term.

As an environmental systems engineering student at the University of Regina, learn to:

Conduct environmental impact, risk assessment and remediation studies
Use applied probability to make confident, well-informed decisions

Engineering Program Concepts and Goals

In the environmental systems engineering program, learn to recognize and resolve conflict, and use teamwork to tackle critical environmental issues. You'll find your own path to success as you find ways to limit pollution to air, water and land, protect water resources and other habitats and manage waste to keep communities safe and productive. And you'll receive mentoring and leadership from environmental engineering faculty members.

Experience

Experiential learning builds core job skills and experience. See engineering principles applied to campus life such as greywater catchment and reuse, and dietary shifts like Meatless Monday.

Research

Perform research that matches your interests and ambitions.

Connect

Connect with professors researching new ideas on drinking water safety and public health protection.

Disciplines

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Requirements

Entry Requirements

General Secondary Education Certificate, 65% average required. All programs competitive entry

Career

What Can You Do With an Environmental Systems Engineering Degree?

Environmental systems engineering degree graduates work for a variety of companies and organizations, including those shown here.

To explore minors that may be available in this program area, please visit the Academic Calendar or meet with your faculty advisor in the Academic Advising Office after you are admitted.

Brandt
Federated Cooperatives United
Ministry of Central Services, Government of Saskatchewan
Ministry of Energy and Resources, Government of Saskatchewan
Sask Energy
SaskPower
Stantec
Suncor Energy
Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Government of Canada
The Mosaic Company

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

CAD 803

Application Fee

CAD 100

How to Apply

1: Submit Application Form

Submit your application for admission or re-admission/faculty transfer online, or send in a paper application form (see below). Your application form includes what program you are applying to, your educational background, and your important contact information.

For details on how to choose the correct Application Type in the online form, make sure to review the Application Guide based on your educational background and program or faculty of interest at the U of R!

If you are applying to Nursing (SCBScN), access your application form and additional instructions at sasknursingdegree.ca.

2: Pay Application Fee

There is a $100 (CAD) application fee required. You can pay your application fee by credit card when submitting your application form online.

To arrange alternative payment methods, please contact your Admissions Office.

3: Submit Required Documents

Every application type has specific documents that must be submitted in support of the application. Depending on your application, this could include: