Why Choose the Master’s in Environmental Science with the Non-Thesis Track?
The master's degree in environmental science with the non-thesis track requires 30
units of coursework.
- The non-thesis track is an attractive option if you are a working professional looking
to further your career. Evening classes are offered, so you can attend while continuing
to work.
- Non-thesis students complete their studies with a semester-long Research Practicum
course.
- You’ll have a range of internship opportunities with local, regional and international environmental agencies.
- National Science Foundation funded projects and regional laboratories provide unique learning experiences for
both thesis and non-thesis students.
- Many courses are taught by experts from the private sector and government who provide
first-hand counsel and guidance.
Degree Requirements
View all degree requirements for the master’s degree in environmental science with the non-thesis track in the Graduate Catalog.
Admission Requirements and Deadlines
View admission requirements and deadlines to apply to the program.
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