| Previous year's cutoff: | 25.80 overall R-Score |
| Prerequisite courses: | English 603 (or French 601 for French CEGEP applicants) |
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| Location: | Downtown (Montreal) Campus |
| Can be taken as: | Domain |
This is only a summary: be sure to review the full admission requirements before applying.
| Previous year's cutoff: | 86.80% top 6 average |
| Prerequisite courses: | 4U English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school |
| Language requirements: | |
| Location: | Downtown (Montreal) Campus |
| Can be taken as: | Domain |
This is only a summary: be sure to review the full admission requirements before applying.
| Previous year's cutoff: | 86.80% top 5 average |
| Prerequisite courses: | Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school |
| Language requirements: | |
| Location: | Downtown (Montreal) Campus |
| Can be taken as: | Domain |
This is only a summary: be sure to review the full admission requirements before applying.
| Previous year's cutoff: | B+ average in grades 10, 11 and 12 |
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| Language requirements: | |
| Location: | Downtown (Montreal) Campus |
| Can be taken as: | Domain |
This is only a summary: be sure to review the full admission requirements before applying.
| Previous year's cutoff: | While the minimum requirement for McGill is the equivalent of a B+ average, most programs will have higher requirements. See the complete admissions requirements for more information applicable to your situation. |
| Prerequisite courses: | |
| Language requirements: | |
| Location: | Downtown (Montreal) Campus |
| Can be taken as: | Domain |
This is only a summary: be sure to review the full admission requirements before applying.
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If you choose to pursue a BA in Environment, you can complement your studies within the Economic and Earth’s Development Domain. You’ll gain an understanding of how economics influence decision-makers' choices around resource extraction and waste management.
This program offers an interdisciplinary education, uniting the worlds of economics and the earth sciences. You’ll be equipped to analyze and communicate environmental issues from the perspective of an earth scientist, while also bringing economic concerns into the conversation. With this specialized knowledge, you’ll be uniquely positioned to provide strong assessments of important environmental and societal issues.
Careers
You could become a professional:
- Sustainable Development Professional
- Environmental Economist
- Environmental Analyst
- Journalist
- Nonprofit Administrator
Course Work
As part of the Economics and the Earth’s Environment domain you can take courses like:
- ENVR 200 - The Global Environment
- AEBI 427 - Barbados Interdisc Project
- ECON 347 - Economics of Climate Change
- URBP 520 - Globaliz: Planning & Change
Learn more about Economics and the Earth's Environment coursework
Possible Minors
Minors are a great way to customize your academic experience. Many students use minors to pursue interests outside their major, while others choose minors to complement their degree.
Minors that complement this program:
Ready to apply?
For this program, you'll need to apply to the Faculty of Arts.
See the full eligibility information for more information about deadlines and required documents for your application.