3 Master's degrees in Biodiversity & Conservation in Massachusetts, United States

The study and management of natural resources and the environment has entered a period of unprecedented change. The Environmental Conservation program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst intends to play a significant role in this transformation. 

The Master of Science in Bioscience Management from Worcester Polytechnic Institute provides students with the practical knowledge in the areas of biotechnology, chemistry and business administration to make strategic decisions within a bio-related industry.  

The mission of the Master of Science in Marine Sciences program at University of New England Maine is to prepare outstanding graduate students for careers or further training in science, technology, and education by providing an advanced knowledge base and research skills in the marine sciences.