Environment and Society - MS

The MS in Environment and Society is an interdisciplinary master’s degree with both Plan A (thesis) and Plan B (paper/project) options. It allows for a personalized program of study built around a core of environmental social and behavioral science, with additional work drawn from the biophysical and geospatial sciences as appropriate to the student’s research and professional goals. Focus is on policy and management as well as on contribution to basic scientific understanding of socio-environmental systems and human-environment interactions. For additional degree information, see the program page on the Department of Environment and Society website. Students may complete the Graduate Specialization in Climate Adaptation Science Specialization as a part of this degree.