Environmental Assessment and Restoration

The future of the planet in the palm of your hand

From the melting of the polar ice caps to the disappearing of the world’s wilderness, restoration of the environment has become crucial to our way of life. You can do your part in this vital industry through our Environmental Assessment and Restoration program. Our practical two-year diploma, honed after nearly four decades of experience, provides you with the knowledge you need to start in this growing field. You’ll learn how to restore the resources our world depends on. You’ll also get the knowledge necessary to improve water quality and restore environmental impacts such as abandoned industrial sites. But, we understand that sometimes know-how isn’t enough to do a crucial job like this. That’s why we’ll train you in using the latest techniques and applications to enhance your employability.

Environmental Assessment and Restoration is right for you if you:

  • have the patience and perseverance required to gather and test field samples
  • have the ability to ensure legal compliance tactfully but persistently
  • have good observation and analytical skills
  • are innovative and creative
  • can work independently as well as part of a team
  • possess excellent  verbal and written communication skills
  • can work with computers and technology.

Make a world of difference

You’ll get a chance to brush up on your assessment and research techniques by learning to collect and understand environmental data. Along with this, you’ll get the hands-on experience you need with our detailed field study component.With this, you’ll be ready to make an impact in this fast-paced industry and obtain a rewarding career.

Environmental Sciences students have access to our Hubbard Collection, one of the largest of its kind in Western Canada, on campus and online.

Environmental Assessment and Restoration: At-a-Glance
2 Years
September
Diploma in Environmental Assessment and Restoration
University of Lethbridge, University of Alberta, Lakeland College, Royal Roads University and Athabasca University

Students spend most of September and April on field trips and gain hands-on experience in our Cousins Science Centre

For detailed information please see the official Academic Calendar
Environmental Assessment & Restoration - Cost Overview
TuitionFeesBooks & Supplies
Year 1$3,978$1,611$2,300*
Year 2$3,978$1,451$1,300*
* International students pay a differential tuition fee but all other costs are the same as those charged domestic students, see detailed costs.
* Costs for supplies may vary considerably depending on what students already have or where they purchased their supplies; cost provided is on the moderately high end.

Contact Us

Program Office: 403.382.6991 • 
envisci@lethbridgecollege.ab.ca
Chair: Terry Kowalchuk • 
403.320.3232

Office of the Dean: Sandy Vanderburgh •
 403.317.3597

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