Prospective Graduate Students

Programs

Master of Environmental Science (MES), [1] a one-year course-based Master in Environmental Sciences

Master of Science (MSc), [2] a two-year thesis-based Master of Science in Environmental Sciences

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Sciences [2]

Application Deadlines

MES – Domestic April 30^th, International December 1st
MSc – Entry in all semesters
PhD – Entry in all semesters

Details on how to apply for graduate positions [3].

Research Areas

Faculty in the School of Environmental Sciences (SES) conduct research in the life and physical sciences to address critical environmental issues and processes related to the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere.

SES research is organized into three broad research areas: Earth and Atmospheric Science [4], Ecosystem science and biodiversity [5]and Plant and Environmental Health [6]. Many faculty are also involved in interdisciplinary research initiatives.

Available Positions

Prospective students are encouraged to explore the research conducted in SES as well as find specific faculty by visiting our research pages for each of the research areas listed above. For an excellent overview of all of our offered graduate programs and all faculty members and their research areas, refer to this document. [7] You can also consult the Graduate Student Positions Available [8] page. There are likely opportunities beyond those listed here; you are encouraged to contact faculty members conducting research in your area of interest to investigate additional opportunities.