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Coast-to-Coast List of Accredited Programs in Canada

The following post-secondary programs have been accredited by ECO Canada. The accreditation is based on conformance with the National Accreditation Standard (NAS) for Post-secondary Programs.

NAS comprises of requirements for post-secondary academic programs and normative references including Curriculum Standards that align with the National Occupational Standard (NOS) and labour market requirements. The requirements of the NAS include Mission and Objectives, Institutional and Program Requirements, Program Development and Maintenance, Curriculum, Faculty Complement, Admissions, Student Services, Institution Facilities and Learning Resources, Program Financial Resources, and Scholarly Activity.

The accreditation is granted by the Canadian Environmental Accreditation Commission (CEAC), an independent body that oversees the ECO Canada Accreditation program.

There are currently 45 programs accredited by ECO Canada.

Program Level
Province
Acadia University
Acadia University
  • Hands-on program 10 years in the making
  • Co-op program leads to graduate studies or work in the areas of Environmental Science or Geography
  • K.C. Irving Centre (KCIC), the Centre for Environmental Science, acts as a forum for synergies between Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, and Environmental Engineering
  • Program Accreditation Term: 2018-2025
Programs

BSc Environmental Science
Accredited since 2010

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Algonquin College
  • Enriches learners’ understanding of environmental sciences through high-quality, hands-on experience and personalized learning activities.
  • Students explore a variety of disciplines, including environmental policy, field techniques, biodiversity and conservation, GIS and environmental map design, and project management
  • Students have the opportunity to gain real-world experience through a paid co-operative education (co-op) work term upon completing all the courses (Levels 01 and 02) in the program.
  • Program Accreditation Term: 2024 – 2031
Programs
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Carleton University
  • Broad and interdisciplinary approach to environmental science
  • Builds invaluable networks for career opportunities after graduation
  • Courses are practical and relevant, including field camp courses, thesis preparation courses and co-op options
  • Program Accreditation Term: 2024-2031
Programs
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CEGEP de St-Felicien
  • This is the first accredited French-language program in Canada.
  • It is the only program of its kind in Quebec.
  • Students develop skills and competencies in natural resource development, interpretation, education, protection and conservation, with an emphasis on region-specific sustainability practices.
  • Program Accreditation Term: 2020-2027
Programs

Techniques du milieu naturel

Accredited since 2011

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