Master of Environmental Studies in Geography (Thesis) - Climate Change and Environment

University of Waterloo

Climate change is a major research focus at Waterloo, covering all aspects including policy development and analysis, physical impacts of climate change, as well as mitigation and adaptation more broadly. Some of our faculty have been involved with climate change research since the 1980s and several have worked with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as contributing authors or expert reviewers over the past 15 years. Gain a deeper understanding of the world around you with the Master of Environmental Studies in Geography program. Geography bridges social science, environmental information technology, and physical science to enhance the protection and sustainable use of both the natural and built environments.The MES program offers two study options: The thesis option allows you to conduct research in your chosen topic (environmental and resource management, environmental science, geomatics or human geography), and produce an academic contribution to the field of Geography.