The Sustainability graduate program at Brock University offers three study pathways that combine sustainability-focused coursework with research and/or practical experience. You can choose a track aligned to your academic interests and career goals, including options that support students with relevant professional experience.
The Master of Sustainability (MSc) program at Brock University is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to address complex sustainability challenges. With a typical duration of 24 months, this graduate program offers three flexible study pathways that integrate sustainability-focused coursework with practical experience and research opportunities.
Students can select from the following study schemes to align with their academic interests and career aspirations:
Course areas may include:
The program includes a research component, where students will work under faculty supervision to complete a research-focused project. Final assessments may involve a research report or thesis-style deliverable, depending on the chosen scheme.
Applicants are encouraged to review core faculty research areas to identify their preferred faculty mentors during the application process.
While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements for this program, applicants must demonstrate a solid academic background and relevant experience.
English proficiency is required for non-native speakers, with accepted tests including:
Graduates of the Master of Sustainability program will be well-prepared for a variety of careers in sustainability-related fields. Potential job roles include sustainability consultant, environmental policy analyst, conservation scientist, and roles in corporate social responsibility. The skills acquired through this program will enable graduates to contribute effectively to addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable practices across various sectors.
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