One of the oldest and largest environment schools in the US, reorganised as SEAS in 2017: a two-year MS across seven specializations from Environmental Justice to Geospatial Data Science, opening with an intensive quantitative-skills workshop and closing with a required capstone — with dual degrees into Michigan's Ross MBA and Ford public-policy schools for those who want the double-barrel credential.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
August (fall)
Specialization tracks
Behavior, Education & CommunicationEcosystem Science & ManagementGeospatial Data ScienceEnvironmental JusticeEnvironmental Policy & PlanningSustainability & DevelopmentSustainable Systems
Curriculum modules
Core foundation — Ecological science, environmental governance and integrated assessment.
Specialization courses — Depth in one of seven named tracks.
Capstone — Required culminating team experience for all master's students.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree; GRE not required
TOEFL/IELTS for non-native English speakers
Statement of purpose, CV and recommendation letters
Career destinations
Sustainability Analyst — Corporate & consulting
Environmental Policy Specialist — Government & NGOs
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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