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Earth and Environmental Sciences

Derek Churchill wins EES award!

Congratulations to Derek Churchill who won the Earth and Environmental Sciences top prize for intermediate grades 9-10, in the Windsor Regional Science, Technology and Engineering Fair held March 31-April 1, 2012.

Derek is a grade 9 student from Vincent Massey and the project was entitled:"Busy Biomoniters".  Good luck to Derek and the other winners in the Canada-wide Science Fair, held in Toronto.


Teaching Assistant positions for Summer 2012!

EES is looking for TAs for several courses this summer.  Please click here to download the posting with the available positions.  You must fill out an application which can be downloaded here.  The application deadline is Friday, May 11, 2012.


Earth and environmental scientists study the physical, chemical, and biological processes that shape our planet, and the impact of society on the environment.   Our undergraduate Environmental Science BSc is comprehensive, providing a broad background in all aspects of environmental science, and flexibility in upper years to allow students to prepare for a wide range of careers.

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We offer M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Earth Science, which are supported by a wide variety of high-quality research facilities.

Located at the heart of the Great Lakes region, Windsor is at the centre of one of the most environmentally important regions in North America, where teaching and research in water and air quality, ecosystem health, and resource management is making a difference.