Additional Admission Requirements
Applicants are selected on the basis of a sound undergraduate academic record and strong language skills in English and/or French that allow them to secure an internship, which is a program requirement. Students who lack appropriate preparation in Social Sciences, Geographic Information Systems, Physical Geography or Statistics are required to take preparatory courses such as GEOG 355 Resource Analysis and Management, a 300-level physical geography course; GEOG 362 Statistical Methods; or GEOG 363 Geographic Information Systems.
Students admitted to the Diploma in Environmental Assessment (DEA) may subsequently apply, in a future admission cycle, to the Master of Environment (MEnv), if they have maintained a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.30. A new application is required, with three letters of reference from current or recent professors. Courses taken in the Diploma with a grade of B+ or better may be transferred to the MEnv degree after admission. The
Graduate Committee assesses the new applications with the other applications for the cycle.