4.8k Master's degrees in Environmental Studies & Earth Sciences

The two master’s degrees offered by the Department of Natural Resources and Environment from the University of Alaska Fairbanks are designed for students desiring careers in resources management and students planning doctoral work.

The Environmental Management program from Charles Darwin University is research-intensive, dynamic disciplines, situated within some of the most spectacular and fascinating natural and cultural environments in Australia.

The Toxicology M.Sc. at St. John's University is a 30-credit postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive course explores the adverse effects of chemical and biological agents on living organisms and the environment, preparing students for vital roles in research, industry, and safety assessment.

The Environmental Studies Master of Environmental Studies (MES) at Lakehead University is a two-year, full-time interdisciplinary programme based in Thunder Bay. This thesis-based course explores the complex relationship between environment and culture, preparing graduates for professional roles in northern regions.

Impact the way society copes and adapts to climate change with advanced knowledge of climate systems and processes that govern the atmosphere with the Atmospheric Science program of University at Albany. Participate in field research that exposes you to tactical application of skills like how to measure atmospheric conditions that predict future weather patterns.

The Pharmacology and Toxicology programme at Wright State University provides advanced scientific training. This Master of Science degree is delivered through the Boonshoft School of Medicine. Students engage in rigorous academic study via a public study mode, preparing for high-level roles in research and healthcare.

In many places of the world we experience rapid environmental change. In the Polar Landscapes and Quaternary Climate programme from Stockholm University you get knowledge and skills necessary for the understanding and analysis of polar and alpine landscapes.

The MEDFOR - Mediterranean Forestry and Natural Resources Management program at University of Padua is a two-year world-class International Programme on the field of Forestry and Sustainability. It is the only program in Europe that simultaneously addresses the economic, ecological and social challenges of sustainable Mediterranean forestry and natural resources management.

The Groundwater Management programme of TU Bergakademie Freiberg combines knowledge or hydrosphere, water chemistry, modeling, groundwater protection, and groundwater rehabilitation with management techniques and business administration skills.

The International Master of Sustainable and Innovative Natural Resource Management programme from Ghent University educates a new range of resource engineer professionals by focusing on developing concepts and technology along the value chain of raw materials to make it more sustainable. 

The Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences programme at Montclair State University is a research-focused Master of Science degree. This in-person course offers advanced training in aquatic biodiversity and coastal processes. Students can choose between thesis and non-thesis tracks to suit their professional goals.

This Sustainable Resources - Economics, Policy and Transitions programme offered at UCL equips you with the skills and knowledge for a career driving change across business and policy, promoting efficient, circular, equitable and sustainable resource use.

You want to make a difference in the world? A master’s degree in Environmental Systems opens the door to making an impact on the world and its resources. The graduate program in Environmental Systems at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt offers three options in Environmental Resources Engineering, Geology, and Energy Technology & Policy within a single graduate program.

The Environmental and Sustainability Policy Program at George Washington University offers a multidisciplinary approach to environmental and sustainability studies. This STEM program teaches students to craft policy using science-based evidence, understand economic incentives and develop a clear-eyed understanding of environmental law and politics. 

The Sustainable Innovation MBA degree offered by The University of Vermont was designed from the ground up to challenge the traditional MBA. 

Students enrolled in the Water Resources Engineering degree at Oregon State University will be broadly trained to undertake life-long careers in water resources system design, and will have the option to focus on groundwater, surface water, or watershed engineering.

Biology - Marine and Estuarine Science from Western Washington University is a joint offering of the Department of Biology, Huxley College, and Shannon Point Marine Center.

The Science Education programme at the University of Oklahoma is a comprehensive M.Ed. degree designed for educators. This postgraduate course focuses on three-dimensional learning and scholarly expertise. Available as a full-time or part-time curriculum, it prepares students for leadership roles in diverse school systems.

Human activities are changing Earth’s land surface, oceans, coasts, atmosphere, biological diversity, water cycle, and biogeochemical cycles. Help solve complex human-driven changes affecting Earth system sustainability, with the Earth System Science & Policy program from University of North Dakota.

At Natural Resources Management from University of Manitoba we integrate knowledge gained from the natural and social sciences to develop holistic perspectives on environmental and natural resources management problems.