Three Environmentally Themed Graduate Degrees

The Green Market Oracle has been following environmentally themed academics and sustainability focused curricula for more than five years. During this time we have reviewed hundreds of programs from primary school to post graduate education.  Environmental studies are of increasing interest to students and a growing number of schools are integrating sustainability into their curricula.  Here are three environmentally themed graduate programs that warrant special mention:

The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS): Graduate concentration in Energy, Resources and Environment.

SAIS prepares the next generation of leaders to find solutions to the most pressing global challenges including the interconnected challenges of energy and environmental sustainability. Finding solutions to issues like water scarcity, climate change, and population growth requires leaders who connect across boarders and all sectors of the economy.

For more information, click here or contact sais.dc.admissions@jhu.edu

The New School, Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy: Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management (MS)

The New School is at the forefront of addressing global environmental issues and Milano's Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management program is designed to turn passion for environmental change and sustainability into careers with impact. The school boasts small customized classes and practice-based learning that address some of the most urgent problems.

For more information click here.

Pace University, Dyson College of Arts & Sciences: MA in Environmental Policy

Pace University is preparing student to be agents of change. Their MA program in Environmental Policy teaches the skills students need to face a range of environmental challenges. The program is geared to create skilled practitioners who can work across a variety of disciplines to build a more sustainable future. This degree enables graduates to enter the professional world as an advocate, analyst, or practitioner capable of environmental policy formulation, implementation, and management. It offers the skills you need to succeed in government, the think tank world, and private and non-profit policy positions at the federal, state, and local levels. The program includes learning opportunities in government and politics, technology innovation, urban sustainability, corporate social responsibility, energy, water, food and conservation.

For more information click here or contact Graduate Admission graduateadmission@pace.edu 914.422.4283 / Michelle Land, program director, mland@pace.edu 914.773.3092
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