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The School of the Environment wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season. We're looking forward to an exciting 2025!. 🎄 Please note: The University of Toronto is closed from December 24, 2024 - January 3, 2025.

RT @UofTArtSci: New @UofTEnvironment research shows children’s development benefits directly and indirectly from fisheries activities on La….

The application deadline for the Master of Environment & Sustainability Fall 2025 intake is fast approaching. The deadline to apply is January 6, 2025!. 🎓 The MES is an intensive, 12-month research-stream program that responds to the growing need of society to understand and

The application deadline for the Master of Environment & Sustainability Fall 2025 intake is fast approaching. The deadline to apply is January 6, 2025!. 🎓 The MES is an intensive, 12-month research-stream program that responds to the growing need of society to understand and

RT @uoftalumni: #GivingTuesday: @UofTEnvironment is striving to create a more sustainable planet – but they need your support as they work….

RT @ArtSciRegistrar: #ExamJam is happening tomorrow at Sidney Smith Hall!. Enjoy healthy snacks, massages, review sessions, and maybe even….

RT @greenprofgreen: OFF TO THE PRESS!!! And coming to a bookstore near you in time for #COP30. I don't wanna jinx it, but I think it's g….

Toronto Climate Summer School: Call for Student and Faculty Participation. The Toronto Climate Observatory invites faculty and undergraduate students across departments and units to apply for the 2025 Toronto Climate Summer School (TCSS), an intensive, place-based course

Calling all undergraduate students. Help us chart our future by taking our survey and/or signing up for an interview about the School of the Environment! We are hoping to make the student experience the best that it can be. We would be very grateful for your help in shaping the

Confronting the Climate Crisis, a new course launching in January 2025, aims to give undergraduate students a clear-eyed understanding of the seriousness and urgency of the climate crisis and the tools to deal with that understanding, psychologically, politically, and

Sustainable Fashion Series Part 1: Clothing Swap and DIY Tote Bag Workshop.December 4 | 4 - 6 pm | ES1042, 5 Bancroft Avenue. The School of the Environment and the Environmental Students' Union (ENSU) invite you to attend Part 1 of our Sustainable Fashion Series. At the Clothing

Are you an undergraduate student still deciding on what courses to take next semester? We have a variety of courses to choose from. The following courses are still open for enrollment: .ENV323H1S Ontario Environmental Policy . ENV337H1S Human Interactions

Critical food systems pedagogy, polycrisis, and the reactionary moment with Michael Classens. November 26 | 12:30 - 2 pm | Forestry Boardroom, Earth Sciences Centre. 33 Willcocks Street, Suite 1016 (main floor), Toronto, ON M5S 3E8. This talk reflects on how critical food

Professor Tanhum Yoreh published "Convergence and divergence of rhetoric and frames in faith-based and secular environmentalism". This study is a step towards understanding the language and values that make environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGOs) and religious

RT @UofT_PolSci: More from @UofT_PolSci @UofTenvironment @greenprofgreen on #COP29Baku and the need for #Canada to do more to tackle #clima….

RT @UofT_PolSci: #COP29Azerbaijan: @UofT_PolSci @UofTenvironment @greenprofgreen comments as the world’s largest economies have shown littl….

RT @ArtSciRegistrar: Here are some important deadlines to remember @UofTArtSci :. 🔹Nov. 13: Request an exam reread/course mark recheck for….

Professor Ranaivo A. Rasolofoson published "Fishery access benefits early childhood development through fish consumption and fishing income pathways". The paper examines the effects of fish consumption and fishing income pathways on child gross motor, personal-social, and

We're hiring! The School of the Environment and the Centre for Caribbean Studies in the Faculty of Arts and Science at the University of Toronto invite applications for a full-time tenure stream position in the area of Environment and Climate in Caribbean Studies. This will be a