Engineering
Environmental Arts and Justice (BES) mixes critical thinking with creative artistic practice to examine how political, cultural, economic and social systems shape the global environmental crisis. The program treats environmental justice as inseparable from social justice and builds leadership, analytical, creative, collaborative and presentation skills. Students with little or no artistic training are welcome and no portfolio is needed.
Faculty: Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change | Intake: Fall, Winter and Summer entry, first and upper year; Keele Campus | Study mode: full-time, part-time, co-op | Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The interdisciplinary curriculum merges literature, policy, social science, environmental science, media production, performance and art. Issues explored include the climate crisis, Indigenous sovereignty and decolonization, environmental racism, biodiversity loss, resource extraction and food justice. Applied learning includes field trips in Canada, co-op and work placements for credit, capstone courses and an optional senior honours thesis, with study abroad at the Las Nubes EcoCampus in Costa Rica.
Environmental lawyer, community engagement specialist, food justice advocacy worker, climate outreach coordinator, Indigenous relations and equity advisor, environmental policy analyst, educator.
Ontario high school applicants: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) ENG4U And five additional 4U or M courses Applicants with averages in the low-to-mid 70s or higher may be considered for admission. Maintaining your offer of admission to this program requires a final academic average of 68%. Requirements for other curricula are listed on the programme page.
Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the courses you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.
Undergraduate classes begin in Winter (January), Summer (May) and Fall (September); Fall 2027 (September) is the main intake with the January 2027 and May 2027 starts also listed.
Application deadlines for most programmes: Winter 2027 (January) entry November 18, 2026; Summer 2027 (May) entry April 1, 2027; Fall 2027 (September) entry January 15, 2027 for Ontario high school students and March 24, 2027 for out-of-province high school, international and university/college transfer and mature applicants. Applications are accepted until each programme is full.
Exceptions: Direct Entry Nursing and Nursing Second Entry apply by February 1; Nursing Post-RN for Internationally Educated Nurses by June 1; Schulich BBA and Social Work (BSW) accept no applications after January 15. Supplementary application deadlines for Fall 2027: Schulich BBA February 1, 2027; Creative Writing February 5, 2027; AMPD BFA/BDes programmes February 5, 2027; Concurrent Education March 19, 2027; Glendon International Studies & Business Administration March 31, 2027; Social Work February 16, 2027.
Applications are made through OUAC, or through the York University application for mature, international and transfer applicants, visiting students and certificate applicants; the York University application fee is $140 (non-refundable, Visa, Visa Debit or MasterCard). AMPD BFA/BDes programmes require a $20 supplementary application fee within the OUAC application.
Apply through the official page: https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements/apply
Engineering
York University, Canada
Engineering
York University, Canada
Engineering
York University, Canada
Engineering
York University, Canada
Engineering
York University, Canada
Engineering
York University, Canada
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