MSS Social Science - Society and Environment

Course Overview Society and the Environment is an interdisciplinary track within the Master of Humanities or Master of Social Science programs, focusing on the interconnectedness of human and ecological issues. It equips students to apply social and biological sciences to environmental challenges across various sectors and locations. The curriculum includes training in critical theory, qualitative and quantitative methods, and technologies like GIS and remote sensing. Key Program Highlights Emphasis on human-ecological interconnections in environmental issues Application of interdisciplinary knowledge to real-world environmental problems Training in qualitative, quantitative, and technical methods, including GIS Preparation for careers in environmental planning, policy, and assessment Pathway to advanced degrees or direct entry into environmental job markets