Bachelor in Environmental Arts and Justice

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Choose a degree that centres on solutions for a just and equitable world.

By mixing critical thinking and creative artistic practice, you will understand how political, cultural, economic and social systems and structures shape the global environmental crisis. You will be equipped with the practical skills and knowledge to analyze, challenge and respond to this crisis, and evaluate and propose analytical, innovative and sustainable responses.

This highly interdisciplinary program merges courses in literature, social science, environmental science, media production, performance and art with hands-on learning opportunities in and outside the classroom. You’ll develop leadership, analytical, collaborative and presentation skills – key to envisioning and realizing a better environmental future.

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You will explore these critical issues:

• Climate change
• Loss of biodiversity
• Resource extraction
• Food justice
• Environmental racism
• Indigenous sovereignty and decolonization
• Space/place and land ethics
• Human-animal-plant relations
• Gender identities and relationships

Our program embraces an expansive view of environmental arts and art making to include community artists, experimental art forms and those with little or no artistic training (no portfolio or background in the arts is required to enter).

Sample Courses

• Environmental Arts for Social Change
• Environmental Politics and Justice
• Urban Gardening, Justice, and Sustainability
• Environmental and Sustainability Education
• Work Placement

Future Events



Coffee/Tea Chat with a EUC Student



Book a 1:1 virtual chat with our current students to have all of your doubts and questions answered.



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Fast Fashion Workshop



Have you ever considered where you purchase your clothes from? What factors do you consider when you go shopping? Attend the "What is Fast Fashion" workshop to learn more about relevant companies and the issues around them.



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Walking in a Cars World Workshop



Living in a bigger city can be rather difficult to navigate as a single individual. As pedestrians always have the right of way, streets and more, so intersections are not based with us in mind. Join us to unpack the intersections within the city and discuss possible solutions.



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• Cultural producer
• Artist and designer
• Diversity and equity professional
• Environmental lawyer
• Outreach educator