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Nov 21, 2024
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2023-2024 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Environmental Science and Management (MS)
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Program Educational Goals:
The objective of the degree is to train environmental scientists and managers with a practical orientation and an ability to provide data-based information that is rigorous and useful in the environmental management process. Students who successfully complete the program will be able to:
- Demonstrate fundamental interdisciplinary knowledge of environmental science, management, data analysis, policy, and economics to apply in response to real-world environmental science challenges.
- Integrate natural and social science data, perspectives, and knowledge to advance the management of coupled human and natural systems.
- Synthesize the key insights from new research within their track to develop and implement management improvements of an environmental system.
- Categorize and assess relevant physical processes and implement appropriate quantitative metrics for addressing critical environmental challenges within their track.
- Apply organizational, collaborative, and critical thinking skills in real-world scenarios based on experience gained in a group capstone research project.
- Communicate scientific concepts and knowledge in oral and written form.
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Requirements for the Degree:
The Environmental Science and Management MS degree has 36 required course credits.
Management Foundation:
6 credits. Environmental Science Foundation:
Data Analysis:
Two of the following: Science-Management Connection:
One of the following: Science and Management Tracks
12 credits. Students must choose and follow a track. In each track, the student must take 6 credits of science courses and 6 credits of management courses. Science Courses:
6 credits. Management Courses:
6 credits. Science Courses:
6 credits. Management Courses:
6 credits. Science Courses:
6 credits. Management Courses:
6 credits. Capstone
6 credits. Students must take MAST 663 and choose between a capstone experience or an analytical paper.
Credits to Total a Minimum of 36
Last Revised for 2022-2023 Academic Year
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