MA in Environmental Studies

You must also provide a World Education Services or Educational Perspectives Certifile degree equivalency evaluation at the time of application.

A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited US college or university, or an equivalent degree from a foreign university

Submit unofficial transcripts from every higher education institution you have attended for academic credit, including transfer credits or study abroad credits but not including any higher education coursework you completed while still attending high school.

Provide verification of funding for one year of expenses.

1-2 pages statement addressing: -Why do you wish to pursue a graduate degree in Environmental Studies at the College of the Environment? -Please describe the emphasis area (Environmental Policy, Geography/GIS, Energy Policy) or student-defined inquiry focus you are interested in pursuing and why. How has your prior experience prepared you to work in that area? -What coursework are you interested in taking (See University Catalog) towards your specialization? -What is your research topic idea (thesis or project), and who are potential faculty advisors? The statement should indicate why you selected your preferred faculty advisors. You are encouraged to review faculty research interests as described on the College of the Environment website and reach out to those with interests similar to yours. Students are admitted into the program only upon agreement of one or more faculty advisors.

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