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Graduate Programs
Looking for an applied graduate program in environment and natural resources? The School of Resource and Environmental Management has three master's streams and a doctoral program.
We will be accepting applications for our graduate programs starting October 6th 2025 to January 15th 2026.
The School of Resource and Environmental Management (REM) is part of SFU's Faculty of Environment. REM’s master’s and PhD programs are intended for individuals with undergraduate training and/or work experience in fields such as biology, engineering, statistics, chemistry, forestry, and geology, as well as business administration, economics, geography, planning, and other social sciences.
The wide range of research programs carried out in the School, as well as ongoing interactions with public agencies and private organizations, provide essential complements to the graduate curriculum.
Faculty supervisors will discuss the master's programs with you and guide you in your choice. All three streams have similar employment and educational opportunities. If you have general questions about the graduate programs, contact the Graduate Program Assistant.
