Environmental Technology 
Diploma

Credential

Diploma

Length

2 years (4 terms)

Delivery

In-person

Work Integrated Learning

Not Applicable

International Student

Accepted | PGWP Eligible
CIP: 15.0507

The Environmental Technology program focuses on the environmental issues, problems and solutions that are associated with the natural resource industries of northern Alberta. This is a two-year diploma which develops the skills required for environmental positions with industry and government. The curriculum includes the necessary chemistry, biology and mathematics as it relates to the environment as well as environmental technology courses. Graduates from this program are eligible to apply to transfer to year 3 of a BSc degree at the University of Lethbridge

Upcoming Intakes

Intakes Domestic Students International Students
Fall 2026 Open Open
Winter 2027 NI NI

i Intake availability is subject to change. Apply early to secure your spot.

What You'll Learn in Environmental Technology

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Plants & Ecosystems

Study plants, wildlife, and ecosystems to understand how natural environments function.

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Water & Soil Monitoring

Learn how to collect samples and monitor the quality of water, soil, and the environment.

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Field Techniques & GIS

Build practical field skills and learn to use mapping technology to collect and analyze environmental data.

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Environmental Management

Explore environmental legislation, land-use planning, resource management, and regulatory compliance.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Environmental Technology Diploma can pursue careers in environmental monitoring, resource management, and land stewardship. Example career paths include:

Environmental Technician Field Technologist Conservation and Reclamation Assistant Water Quality Technician Wildlife or Fisheries Technician

Graduates may also continue their studies in environmental science, natural resource management, biology, geography, or related degree programs.

Program Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The diploma can be completed on a part-time basis.

No. This is the non-co-op version of the program and does not include a summer work term. Students interested in gaining co-op experience can explore the Environmental Technology Co-op Diploma option.

Yes. Many courses include field-based labs and trips in the Fort McMurray, Alberta area.

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Have questions about applying? Contact admissions@keyano.ca or 780-791-4801.