Add an additional skill set in planning to your Degree
or Advanced Diploma with this unique post-graduate
program. Graduates will be able
to work with a variety of populations, interest groups,
indigenous communities, and professional planners to
contribute to project development, while promoting
healthy and sustainable communities.
Eight programs at the School of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences include a mandatory, paid co-op. An additional four programs offer optional co-ops. For example, our Heavy Equipment Techniques Co-op and Electrical Power Generation Technician Co-op students benefit from our network of co-op placement opportunities. These grads are in demand: 95% of Heavy Equipment Techniques Co-op grads were working in jobs related to their program, with many of them hired as a result of their co-op placement. (KPI Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2015).