Graduate Programs
The Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences offers a variety of graduate degree programs. Each program is intended to to build a strong foundation in your area of interest, and to provide valuable professional development though rigorous coursework, field experiences and research. These experiences are designed for students with bachelor's degrees seeking to further their expertise in the field. Our graduates pursue lucrative jobs and fulfilling careers in industry, government, non-profit organizations, and academia.
- Accelerated Master of Science in Earth Science (non-thesis)
- Master of Science in Earth Science (non-thesis):
- Master of Science in Geosciences: . Prospective students must identify a potential faculty research advisor before applying to this program.
- Doctor of Philosophy in Geosciences: Prospective students must identify a potential faculty research advisor before applying to this program.
- Graduate Certificate in Hydrogeology
- Graduate Certificate in UAVs (unoccupied aerial vehicle) Applications
Graduate Course listings
Application Deadlines
Our rolling admissions allow students to submit their application whenever it is convenient. All application materials must be submitted at least six weeks before the fist day of the semester in which they intend to start their program of study. Applications that do not meet the application deadline will be considered for the following semester.
IMPORTANT: Students applying for the M.S. or Ph.D. in geosciences who wish to be considered for a teaching assistantship, must complete an application no later than Feb. 15. For more information about teaching assistantships, how to apply or to access the application form, please visit our teaching assistantships page.