Environmental restoration requires more than understanding ecosystems. It takes the knowledge and practical skills to repair them. At Trent, you'll study ecological restoration through a balance of science, fieldwork, and professional practice, preparing to assess degraded environments, develop restoration strategies, and support more resilient ecosystems.
Step confidently into arts leadership through a professional master’s that combines focused coursework with applied learning and engagement in professional practice. Explore Canadian and international policy and management practices in the arts while examining current issues and trends in cultural creation, production and distribution. Whether you're an emerging or established professional, this program will develop the critical thinking, problem-solving and leadership capabilities needed to navigate the evolving arts and culture sector.
Combine a unique mix of core economics and accounting courses to deepen your understanding of the macroeconomy, financial markets and business strategy to graduate prepared with the practical skills to interpret the bigger economic picture behind business decisions—an advantage that sets you apart for careers in accounting, finance, consulting, and beyond.
Explore environmental challenges through multiple ways of knowing. Jointly offered through the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies and Trent School of the Environment, this interdisciplinary degree brings Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Western science together to examine environmental stewardship, sustainability and community well-being, while preparing you to address complex issues such as climate change, health and food security.
Understand environmental challenges from scientific and human perspectives at one of Canada’s leading environmental institutions. Choose Environmental & Resource Science (B.Sc.) to develop advanced scientific and industry-level competencies, or Environmental & Resource Studies (B.A.) to explore environmental law, policy, planning and business. Both pathways offer the flexibility of joint majors and specialized study, preparing you to turn environmental knowledge into action.
Explore how chemicals form, move through, and interact with the environment, and investigate the effects of contaminants on ecosystems. Bridging chemistry and environmental science, this program gives students the opportunity to develop technical skills in chemical analysis and modern analytical techniques while tackling issues such as pollution, toxicology, pest control, and climate change. You will graduate with high demand scientific and practical expertise in environmental monitoring, research, consulting, and related fields.
Explore your interest in the intersections between arts and science through hands-on learning in interactive labs and engaging discussions with faculty experts and fellow students. Pair Biology with History, Psychology with Sociology, or Philosophy with Physics to examine complex issues including healthcare, climate change, human rights and law.
Explore the changing relationships between people, places and the planet through human and physical geography. With flexible joint majors and an emphasis on field-based learning, Geography at Trent lets you shape your degree around the geographic issues that interest you most.
Enter the dynamic world of business through Trent's Bachelor of Business Administration. Explore corporate, online, entrepreneurial and self-employment models while developing expertise in leadership, strategy, finance, communication, and organizational decision-making. Learn from award-winning faculty and business leaders, develop unique expertise through specialized pathways, and apply your knowledge through hands-on learning with local organizations. You’ll graduate with versatile skills and the confidence to pursue a career in business.
At Trent, you'll learn how to analyze the forces that influence businesses, governments, financial institutions, and global markets. Using real economic data, statistical analysis, and economic modelling, you'll develop the skills to evaluate complex issues such as inflation, unemployment, economic growth, public policy, and international trade.