There are two versions of the Sustainability, Science & Society program: an Interfaculty program (54 credits) and an Honours program (60 credits). In the latter, students conduct a year-long research project in final year of study under the supervision of a McGill Professor for 6 additional credits.

Click on the program links below to view the program description and course requirements in the McGill Course Catalogue.

Sustainability, Science and Society Interfaculty Program (B.A. & Sc.) (54 credits)

Sustainability, Science and Society Honours (B.A. & Sc.) (60 credits)

Consult the Course planning page for further detail and helpful guidance on how to structure your degree programs and courses as an SSS student. 

Degree and program advising

There are two types of student advisors that support undergraduate students at McGill: degree advisors and program advisors. Degree advisors are based at Faculty-level advising offices and are responsible for overall degree requirements including Foundation program requirements, while program advisors are based in Departments and oversee specific program requirements (Interfaculty programs, Honours, Majors and Minors) within their units and provide course planning support for these programs. Each advisor is responsible for overseeing different aspects of your degrees so it is important to consult with all advising staff involved to ensure you are on track with your degree.