Graduate Degrees
Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development (CBSD) gives students knowledge, skills, and experience to help conserve biodiversity while promoting sustainable living. The curriculum includes studies of the economic and social dimensions of development.
Environment and Resources (ER) is for students who wish to broaden their knowledge of natural resources or who seek special education in the technical, social, or management aspects of environmental problems. It provides opportunities for interdisciplinary study not available in more traditional academic departments.
Water Resources Management (WRM) prepares students for the complexities of managing this critical natural resource through training in biological and physical sciences, engineering, law, and social sciences.