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Professional Programs & Partnerships
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- Successful Resource Projects
- The Circular Economy: A Pathway to a Sustainable Organization
- Greening Your Organization: A Networking Event
- Natural Resources Planning Using the Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation
- Natural Resources Planning Using Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation
- Procurement Through a Sustainability Lens
- Renewable Energy Transition Strategies: Practical Innovations for Urban Areas
- Understanding Environmental Assessment Today: Cases and Issues
- Vancouver's Target of 100% Renewables by 2050: Just another pipe dream?
- Climate Change in the Urban Environment: Essential Steps to Enabling Resiliency
- Whole in One
- ENVP 925 - Green Infrastructure in Urban Centres: Policy, Design and Practice
- Four Fridays in May
- Renewable Energy Transition Strategies
- Previous workshops
- Community Economic Development
- Community-engaged research & partnerships
- Graduate professional programs
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- Learning from the Global Pandemic
- Women Bending the Curve on Climate Change
- Engaging the Community to Build Flood Resilience: 12,000 Rain Gardens for the Puget Sound
- Engaging the university community in realizing sustainabiity: a transformational approach
- Engaging Citizens in Bike Lane Proposals: A Toronto Experience
- Climate Narratives
- Women's Participation and Leadership in Climate Solutions
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Co-operative Education
The Environment Co-operative Education Program integrates work experience with academic studies. Co-op education is an optional program to allow students to alternate between study semesters and paid, resume-boosting work semesters. Co-op students graduate with a year of experience and an advantage over your competition.
Co-op education is offered for the following programs:
Undergraduate
Graduate
Want more information?
Contact the Co-op Coordinator, Paul DeGrace, for further questions about co-op education in the Faculty of Environment.
Telephone: 778-782-3115
Email: degrace@sfu.ca
Location: RCB 7130