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| Environmental ChemistryENV 1101
Environmental Chemistry
3 credits
Chemistry of water, soil, and atmosphere. Origin and description of organic and inorganic pollutants. Chemical reactions, modes of dispersion, persistence, and effects of pollutants in the main matrices. | |
| Collection of informationENV 1105
Collection of information
3 credits
The Collection of Information provides a validity and diversity of sources to support this multidisciplinary field. It includes content from disciplines such as engineering, ecology, biology and sources from leading journals, conferences and publications. | |
| Sustainable DevelopmentENV 1120
Sustainable Development
3 credits
This course addresses the history and definitions of the principles of sustainable development. The analytical framework of sustainable development connects with policy, application case studies, action plans, and project analysis using analysis grids to guide decision-making. | |
| CommunicationENV 1130
Communication
3 credits
The basic principles of communication between two people, in small groups, and individual performance in front of an audience are explored. Understanding and being understood as well as writing a report are essential to this communications course. | |
| Environment and ChallengesENV 1151
Environment and Challenges
3 credits
The human impact environmental issues, comparison of cases with adverse impacts and environmentally-friendly cases are addressed in the challenging course. Topics include human activities: natural resources, recreational tourism, transport, manufacturing of goods, energy production and consumption, population growth. Students will be able to analyze and synthesize debable issues. | |
Département d’éducation physique d’éducation
Département des sciences végétales
Département de science politique 
Département de psychiatrie
Département de radiologie
Département de Sociologie
Département de Génie des Sols et Agroalimentaire
Département de chirurgie
Département de Sciences du bois et de la forêt
