Bachelor in Ecological Engineering Minor (B.Eng. (Bioresource))

This minor focuses on sustainable systems that integrate human society with natural environments. Students study ecological principles and apply engineering design to soil, water, land, and biological systems. The programme emphasizes practical applications such as constructed wetlands and urban stormwater management. It includes online collaboration with an international team in one course.

Focus areas include Ecological Engineering, Sustainable Systems, Water Resources, Environmental Restoration, Watershed Management, Soil Ecology.

18 credits; no co-op or practicum stated.

Graduates enter roles in environmental engineering, sustainability consulting, and ecosystem management.

Students must be enrolled in a B.Eng. (Bioresource) degree. No specific English language requirements or documents listed for this minor.

On-campus; duration not specified.

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