As a field of study, Environmental Design encompasses the built, natural, and human environments and focuses on fashioning physical and social interventions informed by human behaviour and environmental processes. The professional degree programs in Environmental Design work together to provide the skills and knowledge required to participate in a wide range of existing employment sectors, and to pioneer in new fields. Architects, Planners, Industrial Designers, Environmental and Urban Designers and Environmental Scientists can be found in architectural and urban design, construction, land development, environmental planning, ecotourism, energy management, wildlife and resource management, computer graphics and visual simulation, environmental modeling, urban management and finance, sustainable development, community planning, product design and manufacturing, transportation planning, building science, biotechnology, environmental health, environmental law and government policy roles.