Environmental Studies Graduate Program
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Updated 7/1/2008

Environmental Studies Graduate Program Details

Degree Requirements

Concentrations
A concentration must be declared on each student's ENST Study Plan. Discuss your interests and background with the Coordinator, Associate Coordinator, and/or your advisor before making a decision. There are three (3) concentrations students may choose from:

• Environmental Sciences
• Environmental Policy and Planning
• Environmental Education and Communication

• Guidelines and tips for building a study plan
    Study Plan Guidelines (PDF format)

Students are required to complete a minimum of thirty-six (36) units with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 to graduate, including:

Environmental Studies Core Courses (9 units)
• ENST 500 Environmental Issues and Approaches
• ENST 510 Environmental Evaluation and Protection
• ENST 520 Environmental Research and Analysis

Environmental Studies Electives (9 – 12 units)
• ENST 595T Selected Topics in Environmental Problems
• ENST 596 Internship in Environmental Studies
• ENST 599 Independent Graduate Research

Cross Disciplinary Electives (CDE) (9 – 12 units)

One Planning Course must be included (either ENST or CDE Elective)

Thesis or Project (3 units)
• ENST 597 Project
       - or -
• ENST 598 Thesis

List of Completed ENST Projects and Theses

Please note: 300-level courses do NOT count toward the Masters degree. To be included in the degree, courses must be a 400- or 500-level. Students may take 300-level courses, but these are not counted towards meeting degree requirements nor are they added into the student’s cumulative grade point average.

 

 

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