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undergraduate programs
Why REM?
The School of Resource and Environmental Management (REM) is part of SFU's Faculty of Environment. Our collaborative and ethically informed learning environments will challenge you and sharpen your skills in preparation for where your passions will take you. Your academic journey will include interdisciplinary explorations and hands-on learning as you examine the complex relationships between humans and their environments. You will study sustainability from three different perspectives: environmental, economic and social.
How can you make the most out of your REM experience?
There are many exciting ways to tailor your REM degree to your interests and expand your learning and work experiences to gain a competitive edge.
Amplify your degree by pursuing the REM Honors Thesis program
Become a Registered Professional Planner by completing our accredited REM Planning Stream.
Enhance your degree by adding a minor or certificate in Sustainable Development
Participate in experiential learning activities such as co-operative education and field schools.