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滑铁卢大学地理与环境管理系（GEM）在硕士和博士学位方面都提供了一个充满活力且令人振奋的研究生研究环境。我们是环境学院最活跃的研究单位，而我们的研究生学习方法反映出我们对在地理知识的理论和应用方面培训高素质学生的浓厚兴趣。我们的研究生课程主要是通过Waterloo-Laurier地理研究生课程提供的，该课程是GEM与Wilfrid Laurier大学地理与环境研究系之间的合作伙伴关系。联合课程使我们成为北美最大的地理研究生课程之一，并为学生提供了广泛的主题，供他们探索和进行研究。我们坚持研究生阶段以研究为
Geography is a diverse discipline that studies physical and human environments from local to global scales. Whether it is finding solutions to the climate emergency, understanding the relationship between economy and society, analysing change in our physical environment or developing novel technologies to better map our world, Geography bridges the social sciences (human geography), environmental information technologies (geomatics), and the natural sciences (physical geography) to find sustainable solutions to the problems that face our planet. If you are interested in a deep-rooted discipline that offers hands-on training, quantitative and qualitative skills development, and an integrative perspective needed to tackle the toughest contemporary environmental and sustainability challenges, you have come to the right place. Our Department offers Bachelors degrees (B.E.S.), a Masters of Climate Change degree (M.C.C.), Masters research degrees (M.E.S., M.A., M.Sc.), and a Ph.D. degree.<br><br>The Department of Geography and Environmental Management at the University of Waterloo is proud to be ranked in the top 100 Geography departments in the world, and 5th in Canada. We boast 35 faculty members with research expertise in a wide range of human geography, physical geography, geomatics and aviation topics. The Department is twinned at the graduate level with the Wilfrid Laurier University's Geography and Environmental Studies department, and the resulting “Waterloo-Laurier Graduate Program in Geography” offers the combined faculty, staff and research resources of two quality institutions. We offer three thesis master’s degrees (MA, Master of Environmental Studies (MES), and MSc) and three coursework-based degrees (MA, MES, and Master of Climate Change (MCC)). Interdisciplinary opportunities abound in the program, with links to numerous labs, research groups, and research centres, and interdisciplinary study opportunities, such as the Collaborative Water Program. The University of Waterloo’s reputation as a top innovative and progressive University is also reflected in the Department, making this an ideal place to support your intellectual and educational goals.