Bachelor of Science in Indigenous Environmental Management

Gain the necessary skills to meet the growing demand for environmental practitioners in such fields as environmental management and resource development.

Program Details

The Bachelor of Science in Indigenous Environmental Management (IEM) program prepares students for the field of environmental science with a focus on safeguarding and reclaiming the environment. Drawing from the knowledge of academics, Elders, industry professionals, and community experts, students will learn how environmental science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) are vital in balancing traditional values and the needs of industry and communities in the continued development of resources. This program will provide students with a background in theory and practice, including laboratory work and field experiences. The IEM degree is accredited through the National Indigenous Accreditation Board (NIAB).


Admission Requirements

- All applicants must complete a competency test in Math and English.

- Applicants are required to have an Alberta High School Diploma or equivalent, including the following courses:

  • English 30-1 or English 30-2
  • Mathematics 30-1 (60% or better) or Mathematics 30-2 (65% or better)
  • Chemistry 30

- Equivalence to these high school courses, with grades of 65% or better, will also be accepted as admission to the program.

- University and college course credits are accepted as equivalent to a high school diploma.

- Applicants may also enter through Mature Student Status defined as follows:

  • Minimum age of 21
  • Successful completion of a Skills Appraisal Test in Math and English

How to Apply

1. Complete the General Application Form

You can submit the general application two ways:

Option 1: Fill out the online application form

Option 2: Print and fill out the PDF application form. Submit it in person to our office or by mail at the following address: #303 10045 156 St NW Edmonton, AB T5P 2P7