Change. It's in your hands.

Complex global issues like food security, climate change and pollution touch virtually every person, every profession, everywhere. Solutions require passion, commitment and real knowledge.

Dalhousie is helping you find those solutions. Our Environment, Sustainability and Society (ESS) program, a Canadian first, is more than an academic offering. It's a whole new way of thinking.

History, theatre, management, community design,  sociology, the sciences - anything that you have a passion for can be paired with ESS. Explore program options with the faculties of:

• Architecture and Planning
• Arts and Social Sciences
• Computer Science
• Management
• Science
• King's School of Journalism

Learn with professors from across campus as they debate real-world problems. Immerse yourself in hands-on work that matters -- in the community or boardroom, alongside citizens, NGOs and others.

Follow your passion. Change the world while you're at it. 

Visit Discover.Dal.ca for more information about Dalhousie University, or visit Dalhousie's Office of the Registrar to find out about applying.

NEWS AND EVENTS

World Water Day March 22 - Forum on Water Issues

March 22, 2010, 4:30-6pm
Scotia Bank Room, Marion McCain Arts and Social Sciences Building
Co-sponsored by the College of Sustainability, Dalhousie Office of Sustainability, Dalhousie Student Union Sustainability Office, and the Council of Canadians Halifax Chapter.
Light refreshments, all welcome

Who's Doing What... Creating Sustainable Change in the Community

Check out how some of our students and university staff and faculty are making positive change in our community and abroad!

"Transforming the academy to deliver education for sustainability"

"The second day of the 2010 ACU Conference of Executive Heads will focus on approaches to a green campus. Deborah Buszard reports on a groundbreaking example from Canada." from the Association of Commonwealth Universities Bulletin 2010 vol 169 p12-13

The Winter 2010 Environment, Sustainability and Society Thursday Evening Lecture Series

When: Thursdays, 7:00 p.m.
Where: Potter Auditorium, Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building, 6100 University Ave.
All welcome.

April 1, 2010
Mind Shift
presented by Camila Das Gupta, Sagar Jha, Elijah DeCoste, Tayte Willows, Lydia Fraughton, Connor MacNeil, Bethley Morrison, and Alison Taylor

Please note: Ronald Coleman's lecture has been postponed to next term