MS in Earth, Environmental and Physical Sciences

Getting in

As the university states it

of the Graduate School, which can be found in the Admission to Graduate Study section of this catalog or at the Graduate School website . Upon admission, applicants need to consult with the graduate coordinator of EEPS to evaluate background deficiencies, if any, and to establish a plan of study that best suits the applicant’s goals. A master’s degree in EEPS requires satisfactory completion of coursework and/or research, which will ensure that students take advantage of the multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary nature of the program. Program Requirements Coursework must include at least 18 credit hours of 700–899 courses, among which at least 5 credit hours must be EEPS required courses (incl…