| M.S. in
Environmental Science
Environmental science is a multidisciplinary
field in which we try to understand environmental problems and find
solutions to them. This field requires understanding of a number of
disciplines, including biology, chemistry, hydrology and climatology.
Entrance Requirements
In addition to the general
entrance requirements for all applicants,
entrance to the M.S. Program in Environmental Science requires a
Bachelor of Science degree in science, mathematics,or engineering.
Curriculum and Plan
of Study
The requirements for the M.S.E.S. degree
include two sets of courses. The first set includes three required
core courses that form the basis for further specialization. The second
set of seven to nine courses comprise the area(s) of specialization.
The remainder of required credits (a total of 48 credits for nonthesis;
45 credits for thesis) are elective courses.
Within the first quarter of study, a
student must meet with an assigned advisor and work out a plan of
study. Plan of study forms can be downloaded by clicking below and
printing out the form. A student may, under the advise of a faculty
member, develop a unique plan of study combining one or more areas
of interest.
Core Courses: 9 credits
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ENVR 501
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Chemistry of the Environment
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3.0
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ENVR 506
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Biostatistics
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3.0
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ENVR 521 or
ENVR 521
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Evolutionary Ecology
or
Environmental Health*
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3.0
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* for Environmental Risk Management and
Environmental Health specializations
Core Requirements: 21-27 credits, depending on area of specialization.
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