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Energy and Environmental Systems Interdisciplinary Specialization

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General Program Information

Applications for this interdisciplinary specialization are not current being accepted.

The University offers an interdisciplinary specialization in Energy and Environmental Systems to students registered in an existing graduate program currently offered through one of the following Faculties that are affiliated with the Institute for Sustainable Energy, Environment and Economy (ISEEE):

  • School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape

  • Faculty of Arts

  • Haskayne School of Business

  • Faculty of Law

  • Faculty of Science

  • Schulich School of Engineering

In cases where the student's proposed research area cannot be supported through a single academic program, and which would necessitate the combination of at least two academic areas, they may seek admission and earn the EES specialization through the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program (IGP) of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.

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