Current Students - Graduate Program in Environmental Sciences

Courses alternate between Fall and Spring Semesters and are offered across the colleges of sciences & mathematics, engineering, agriculture, humanities & social sciences, and business. As such many of the electives students take are not listed here. Courses offered through EVS and those that are core courses are listed below.

For students requiring a topical seminar you may arrange a topical seminar in a topic of interest by working with faculty in the program and fellow students. Notify the program office of the course title and the instructor of record. For planned rotation schedule click here.

ESCI 7133/6133 Independent Research in Environmental Sciences: Environmental Sciences Core 2 (open only to new students)
TBA Dr. Patrick Stewart (coordinator)

ESCI 7131/6131 Independent Research in Environmental Sciences: Environmental Sciences Core 3 (open only to new students)

TBA Dr. Alan Christian (coordinator)

CHEM 5053 Geochemistry TR 5-6:15 LSE 206 Dr. Carolyn Dowling

ECON 6353 Environmental Economics Dr. Gauri Guha

STATISTICS

STAT 6643 Multivariate Analysis TR 12:30 - 1:45 Dr. Debra Ingram

ESCI ELECTIVES (please check all participating department course offerings for additional courses)

ESCI 6221 - Supervised Teaching
Students may register for 1 hour to receive credit for teaching laboratories, instructor of record is designated as the faculty member assigned to the lab section or the course coordinator as appropriate.

SEMINARS AND INDEPENDENT STUDY

ESCI 613V – Independent Research in Environmental Sciences (MS level)
ESCI 614V – Internship in Environmental Sciences (MS Practicum track)
ESCI 7111 – Seminar in Environmental Sciences (all students)
ESCI 7121 – Topical Seminar in Environmental Sciences (all students)
ESCI 713V – Independent Research in Environmental Sciences (PhD level)
ESCI 714V – Internship in Environmental Sciences (PhD level)

THESIS/DISSERTATION

ESCI 889V Dissertation (PhD students, post qualifiers and core courses)
ESCI 689V Thesis (MS students)

Planned Rotation Schedule (red - core)