Our Graduate Programs
The School of the Environment offers four graduate degrees focused on geography, resource management and environmental planning, geographic information science (GIS/remote sensing), and geosciences.
Each degree has a unique disciplinary focus and career path as listed below. Select the Program Page for each degree to learn more about the training and opportunities that each provides. Please contact the graduate coordinator or program advisor associated with any of the graduate programs to help answer questions.
Master's Programs
Master of Arts in Geography, Resource Management, and Environmental Planning
This program prepares students for work in resource management or as environmental planners.
Master of Science in Earth and Environmental Sciences
This program prepares students for careers in a wide variety of environmental and geoscience professions in private and non-profit industry, government agencies, to teach in community colleges or high schools, and provides a pathway to PhD programs.
Master of Science in Geographic Information Science
This program prepares graduate students for advanced careers in a wide range of geospatial information research and applications.
Graduate Resources
- Thesis Research, Proposals & Defenses
- Scheduling Thesis Defenses
- Completed and In-Progress Theses in the School of the Environment
- Completed Theses in Geosciences (now included in the above)