Environment and Natural Resources

This degree is particularly suited to students who want to concentrate on conducting scholarly research within their area of interest. Master of Science students come from a wide variety of academic and professional backgrounds with plans to either enter the environment and natural resources field as a young professional or continue in academic and research pursuits to a doctoral degree.

Core Curriculum

• ENR 6000 - Research in Natural Resources (offered Autumn)
• ENR 8897 - Research Proposal Colloquium (offered Spring)
• ENR 8980 - ENR Seminar ( offered Autumn/Spring)

Research Hours

• ENR 8998

Specialization Courses

(courses from ENR and other graduate programs that best support your area of interest; to be chosen in consultation with your advisor)

The minimum undergraduate GPA is a 3.0, and programs also require a 4-year completed undergraduate degree from an accredited institution.Statement of IntentCurriculum VitaeTranscripts for all previous undergraduate and graduate-level course work3 Letters of ReferenceOfficial GRE scores English Language Requirements IELTS band: 7 TOEFL paper-based test score : 550 TOEFL iBT® test: 79