Environmental Science (M.S.) Thesis Track

Why Choose the Master’s in Environmental Science with the Thesis Track?

The master's degree in environmental science with the thesis track requires 30 units of coursework. It's intended for students who wish to pursue research training.  If you are interested in the thesis track, please contact one of our faculty to discuss available projects prior to applying to the program.

• Graduate assistantships and research assistantships are awarded on a competitive basis to full-time thesis students.
• Students select a faculty adviser and develop an original research project, with the goal of producing one or more peer-reviewed publications.
• You’ll have a range of internship and thesis research opportunities with local, regional and international environmental agencies.
• National Science Foundation funded projects and regional laboratories provide unique learning experiences for both thesis and non-thesis students.
• Many courses are taught by experts from the private sector and government who provide first-hand counsel and guidance.

Degree Requirements

View all degree requirements for the master’s degree in environmental science with the thesis track in the Graduate Catalog.

Admission Requirements and Deadlines

View admission requirements and deadlines to apply to the program.