Environment, Sustainability and Natural Resources Programs

Explore programs that lead to careers in the environmental, sustainability and natural resources industries:

• Cannabis Cultivation
  Gain the specialized training you need to enter the cannabis industry.
• Coastal Protection Environmental Technologies
  Get the training you need to address contemporary issues in coastal environmental management and gain technical skills to use in the field.
• Cool Climate Wine and Viticulture
  Gain the skills and knowledge to innovate and advance the wine and wine tourism sector of Atlantic Canada.
• Electrical Technician
  Learn the principles of design, installation and safe operation of renewable electrical energy and automated control systems.
• Emergency Management
  Learn how to guide business and communities to effectively manage emergencies in this important, dynamic and rewarding field.
• Energy Sustainability Engineering Technology (ESET)
  Develop skills in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable design - and contribute to climate change mitigation.
• Environmental Engineering Technology
  Develop your engineering and science knowledge to manage and protect fresh water resources.
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - Cartography and Geovisualization
  Combine your interests in art, design, science and technology.
• Horticulture and Landscape Technology
  Turn your love of the outdoors into a natural career path. Develop in-depth knowledge of plants and strong technical skills, with an emphasis on practicing environmental stewardship.
• Natural Resources Environmental Technology
  Prepare for a career in the natural resources sector with a focus on environmental sustainability.
• Oceans Resources – Fisheries and Aquaculture
  Develop knowledge and skills with a focus on sustainable fisheries and aquaculture practices to prepare for careers in the seafood industry and oceans resources management.
• Oceans Technology
  Gain the knowledge-based skills used to create and apply technology solutions that are unique to ocean environments.
• Sea Farm Operations (formerly Aquaculture Operations)
  Get the skills needed to work at fish hatcheries and marine farms.
• Survey Technician
  Develop surveying skills using lasers and satellites to measure, position and map physical features of the world around us.