An innovative interdisciplinary program, the Coastal and Watershed Science & Policy program offers training in science, economics, environmental policy, and spatial-data analysis. Our goal is to prepare students for careers in a wide array of resource assessment and resource management positions. According to a recent survey of regional employers, a master of science degree in Coastal and Watershed Science and Policy could launch you into a career with federal, state, and local resource management agencies, nonprofit environmental organizations, county and local planning agencies, or scientific and environmental consulting firms.
You will find all of the official information about the Coastal and Watershed Science & Policy M.S. right here. Simply use the left-side navigation.
For more detailed information including a look at student work, faculty bios, research partnerships, and internship opportunities, please visit the Division of Science and Environmental Policy website.
Revised 5/30/05