Typical Course Sequence for M.S. in Environmental Studies
The Master of Science program in Environmental Studies is offered only in an accelerated format that is based on a sequence of 7-week terms. Two such terms occupy the time normally devoted to a single traditional semester, allowing students to complete the program in just six terms or three consecutive semesters. A typical schedule is shown below.Fall, First Term (6)
| MSES 500 | Environmental Science I | 3 |
| MSES 510 | Economics and the Environment | 3 |
Fall, Second Term (6)
| MSES 505 | Environmental Science II | 3 |
| MSES 515 | Politics (Government) and the Environment | 3 |
Spring, First Term (6)
| MSES 520 | Exploring the Environment and Health Connection | 3 |
| MSES 530 | Environmental Ethics | 3 |
Spring, Second Term (6)
| MSES 540 | Environmental Law | 3 |
| MSES 550 | Environmental Communication | 3 |
Summer, First Term (3)
| MSES 560 | Project in Environmental Studies I | 3 |
Summer, Second Term (3)
| MSES 570 | Project in Environmental Studies II | 3 |