The Bioenvironmental Monitoring and Assessment (BEMA) Graduate Programs offer specialized training for students seeking practical experience in the environmental sector. With options for a thesis-based Master of Science (MSc), a course-based Master of Business Administration (M.BEMA), and a Graduate Diploma (G.Dip), these programs are designed to equip you with in-demand skills for environmental careers. You can choose between online course-based delivery or in-person thesis-based study. The M.BEMA and G.Dip programs are designed for quick entry into the workforce, with completion possible in as little as 8 months (G.Dip) or 12 months (M.BEMA), and offer the flexibility to study part-time over a longer period. All course-based options include a valuable 4-month professional placement before graduation.
The BEMA Graduate Programs provide a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Students gain hands-on experience relevant to the environmental workforce. The MSc program is research-based, while the M.BEMA and G.Dip are course-based, both culminating in a professional placement opportunity.
Graduates of the BEMA programs are prepared for a variety of roles in the environmental sector, equipped with practical skills and real-world experience gained through coursework and professional placements.
Tuition and living cost information for international students is not provided on this page. Please consult Trent University's official admissions and finance pages for current fees.
M.BEMA & G.Dip programs are accredited by Environmental Careers Organization of Canada (ECO Canada) based on conformance with the National Accreditation Standard for Post-secondary Environmental Programs.
The Bioenvironmental Monitoring & Assessment Graduate Programs offer a Graduate Diploma (G.Dip) which can be completed in as little as 8 months, and an M.BEMA which can be completed in as little as 12 months. There is also a thesis-based Master of Science (MSc) option.
Graduates are prepared for various roles in the environmental sector, including Environmental Monitor, Environmental Assessor, Environmental Technician, and Environmental Project Coordinator. All course-based options include a 4-month professional placement before graduation to provide real-world experience.
The application deadline for international students aiming for September intake is February 1st. Applicants should ensure all required documents, such as academic transcripts and proof of English language proficiency, are submitted by this date.
Current students in the M.BEMA and G.Dip programs are eligible for a free ECO Canada EPt Student Membership. This membership offers benefits like job search tools and training discounts.
The Bioenvironmental Monitoring & Assessment programs offer both online course-based delivery and in-person thesis-based study options. This flexibility allows students to choose the mode of study that best suits their needs.